Trump loses presidential immunity delay effort for New York criminal trial | The Excerpt

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : What did we hear specifically here, Bart, from federal prosecutors in these criticisms about the proposed instructions and how did Trump's team respond to the instructions as well?Bart Jansen:Trump's team has argued that he could take the documents if he wanted to because by moving them from the White House to Mar-a-Lago, he designated them as personal documents rather than national government documents.
35% : So they argue they should set aside all the charges under the Espionage Act and that basically the case should be thrown out.
27% : The case centers on whether Trump criminally falsified business records in order to cover up a hush money payment by Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer, to adult film actress Stormy Daniels before the 2016 presidential election.
26% : That means Trump is on track to face his first criminal trial this month, even as he's so far been able to postpone or upend trial dates in other criminal cases.
25% : Trump had raised the argument in a legal filing last month urging Judge Juan Merchan to delay the trial until after the high court has ruled on the scope of presidential immunity in a separate Trump case dealing with federal election interference charges.
25% : But the judge said Trump raised the argument too late.

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