Did you guys know that she actually commented on the Tyler Robinson case? Let's see what she said.
And Todd, I agree that Judge Tony Graff will likely move this to trial.
What the big question that will be facing the judge is whether or not they can prove that the state has proved that there's the aggravator, the aggravator for the ability for them to charge him on capital punishment, the death penalty.
This is the big factor that is in dispute between the state and the defense.
Is that your expert opinion as a wife and mother or as a lawyer? Is that your official legal opinion, your legal analysis? You've had no problem calling yourself a lawyer for a long time and an attorney until today, yesterday and today.
You know, Katie, this assassination, it changed the way people viewed a lot.
I mean, a lot of the world and how they think of things.
Does the heavy public interest change anything?
I don't think this judge has been very, very.
If she would have led with that when she opened up with the White House press briefing, I think everyone would have given her a lot more grace.
I can't really answer questions, but I definitely have a lot of legal expert opinion on whatever I want.
Very careful how he has gone through these proceedings.
And while the public interest is extremely intense and large for this trial, I would say that he has done this case expertly.
It wasn't just... being nervous in a new job on that large platform as the press sec, it's just something she struggled with for a very long time.
Did you guys know that she actually commented on the Tyler Robinson case? Let's see what she said.
And Todd, I agree that Judge Tony Graff will likely move this to trial.
What the big question that will be facing the judge is whether or not they can prove that the state has proved that there's the aggravator, the aggravator for the ability for them to charge him on capital punishment, the death penalty.
This is the big factor that is in dispute between the state and the defense.
Is that your expert opinion as a wife and mother or as a lawyer? Is that your official legal opinion, your legal analysis? You've had no problem calling yourself a lawyer for a long time and an attorney until today, yesterday and today.
You know, Katie, this assassination, it changed the way people viewed a lot.
I mean, a lot of the world and how they think of things.
Does the heavy public interest change anything?
I don't think this judge has been very, very.
If she would have led with that when she opened up with the White House press briefing, I think everyone would have given her a lot more grace.
I can't really answer questions, but I definitely have a lot of legal expert opinion on whatever I want.
Very careful how he has gone through these proceedings.
And while the public interest is extremely intense and large for this trial, I would say that he has done this case expertly.
It wasn't just... being nervous in a new job on that large platform as the press sec, it's just something she struggled with for a very long time.
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