Donald Trump would like to place the judge and the attorney general prosecuting him under citizens arrest. Let's put up the picture full mass here. So, per Medialte, Donald Trump recently posted messages attacking [00:00:19] Judge Arthur Engoron, who, by the way, said, it's okay for Trump to attack me. And New York Attorney General Letitia James. She did not say it's okay for Trump to attack her over the fraud trial that's entering its final phase. [00:00:38] So let me give you the update of how he did this on Wednesday. Here's a background, on Wednesday, it was Ivanka's turn to testify in person. Multiple attempts unsuccessful, to get out of it by pleading undue hardship. [00:00:56] What was me? I cannot travel that far, I have other things to do. Now that the prosecution has wrapped up, Trump's team will present a defense next week. But Trump has kept up his barrage on social media. [00:01:15] That barrage included multiple posts on Truth Social in which he, quote, re-Truthed supporters attacking the trial. So this is his way, all right, like a retweet, right? [00:01:30] One of which carried the dangerous suggestion that a citizen's arrest be performed on the judge and the attorney general. In response to a post from Trump containing familiar and false attacks on the trial. [00:01:46] Quote, I am the victim of a corrupt legal system that is being used by those surrounding Crooked Joe Biden, with his full knowledge and consent to hurt, demean and damage his political opponent, me. [00:02:05] A terrible precedent is being set. But so far, despite the vulgarity and viciousness of it all, it has driven my poll numbers to record numbers. You see, the American people are much smarter than Crooked Joe. [00:02:27] They see what is going on with the corrupt and racist New York State Attorney general. And a Trump hating puppet judge willing to do her dirty work even as it takes him and [00:02:45] his reputation to new levels of low. They fully, excuse me, understand the Obama appointed, Radical Left DC Federal Judge, who refused to recuse, fully gagged me and set a trial date the day before Super Tuesday, [00:03:04] the biggest and most powerful day in the primaries. They get the fact that AG Garland and his boss, Lisa Monaco, sent their top DOJ lawyer to Manhattan to run the district attorney's case on me and much more. But we will win, okay? [00:03:21] Now, it's quite fascinating. Now, Trump, if you believe that all of these indictments simply help you, then what the judge did by setting the date a day before Super Tuesday, well, that's a plus in your world. Because that's going to continue to help you, there should be no complaint. [00:03:40] So one user reposted by Trump wrote, these prosecutions are all about election interference. Another took that idea a step further, and remember, Trump is basically reposting. My fantasy, I would like to see Letitia James and [00:03:59] Judge Engoron placed under citizens arrest for blatant election interference and harassment. Now, here's the thing, Trump is under a narrow gag order that prevents him or [00:04:15] his attorneys from attacking the judge's staff. But promoting a suggestion like this could provoke or be intended to provoke further action. As I said, to every judge who continued to give [00:04:34] a gag order to Trump, you need to either stop or be about that action.- >> Speaker 1: Yes.- >> Period, because he's going to set it up to create a victory narrative. [00:04:49] Every time he violates your gag order that you strictly put upon him, narrowly defined, he violates it and you don't do a damn thing. So either be about that life or don't. Don't give him a gag order if you're not going to proceed [00:05:05] with the normative routine protocols of justice. He is literally threatening your lives. And you bring him into courtroom and say things like, you could threaten me all you would like to Mr Trump. What judge has ever said some foolishness like that to a defendant? [00:05:21] There's more. Meanwhile, the district attorney in Fulton County, Fani Willis, has said this. >> Speaker 2: Fani Willis, the Fulton County DA prosecuting former President Donald Trump and many others in Georgia. Says that the election subversion trial could play out well past [00:05:38] next year's presidential race. >> Speaker 3: I believe the trial will take many months, and I don't expect that we will conclude until the winter or the very early part of 2025. [00:05:54] >> Speaker 2: Well, mark your calendar as the early part of 2025 means by the time there's a verdict, whoever it is will be president, will have been elected by that. And that includes maybe the former President Donald Trump. >> Speaker 1: Now, how do we do this, how? [00:06:10] I mean, logistically, how, do you think Donald Trump is going to come to a Fulton county court if he's president of the United States? Do you think he's going to adhere to the protocols of justice once he is in [00:06:27] the chair known as the presidency again, Francesca, what are your thoughts on this? >> Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you're absolutely right. He and his entire family have to win the White House again in order to stay out of jail or know, who knows what it's gonna be, [00:06:45] house arrest, devaluing his properties. I mean, this is the thing. Ultimately, is he actually going to see the inside of a prison cell? Doubtful, but you're referencing the fact that he probably should, given the ways that under this gag order that he's not complying with. [00:07:03] Anyone else, any other defendant would have been detained at this point and all of their phones and their communications seized because, again, you are a threat to society at large and this is part of that gag order. You're also a threat to the very members of [00:07:19] justice that are trying to actually carry this case forward. I mean, here's the thing, I think Engoron and Letitia James think they got him, right? That Ultimately, Engoron is gonna hit him with this 250,000,000 or more. The Trump Organization is gonna be completely dismantled, [00:07:37] they will have nothing. But that's a big if he doesn't get reelected. So, yeah, it is all coming to a head. And yeah, the Fani Willis trial, that is different, that is separate. And by that time, right? If he loses, Doc, come on. There's gonna be a whole other series of trials because they're gonna try and say. [00:07:57] And they're gonna try and stuff ballots and try and do the same damn thing that the Georgia trial is about. But it's all very scary. And you bet, if he gets back into the White House, yeah, Letitia James is gone. I mean, I don't know how that is possible as a president, but [00:08:14] I'm sure he'll see to it. Engoron, of course, anyone who was a not Trump appointee will be out of there. >> Speaker 1: Yep, and those who are, well, let's just say adversarial to the administration based on some of the proclamations that have come. He will create an avenue to target them as well, all right? [00:08:33] He's given the blueprint, we'll give you an update as it comes.