Takeaways from Donald Trump's election interference court hearing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Chutkan requested in Thursday afternoon's order that Trump file his challenge to the legality of Smith's appointment and for the special counsel to respond in late October, with the final brief from Trump on that issue due on November 7, two days after the election.
46% : If Trump wins the 2024 election, he is poised to toss out the special counsel and the case against him altogether once he returns to office.
31% : Trump has repeatedly complained that the new indictment filed last week was an attempt to interfere with the campaign - just as he complained about his New York trial in the spring - but Chutkan's comments signaled she isn't going to wait until after November 5 before moving forward on the issues that have to be dealt with in the case following the Supreme Court's immunity decision.

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