Trump attorney: If you won the election, you don't jail your opponent

Christina Bobb, a legal representative for the Trump campaign, joins our discussion today on Trump's Georgia election interference case. She puts forth her viewpoint that President Trump, believing in the existence of election irregularities, had an obligation as the U.S. President to respond in the manner he did. According to Bobb, Trump used all available legal channels to raise questions, challenge the results, and prevent what he perceived as an unjust election outcome. Bobb contests the notion that his actions can be deemed criminal by suggesting that such an interpretation relies on the assumption that he considered the election to be fair, which she disputes. Moreover, Bobb expresses skepticism about the ongoing legal proceedings. She indicates that the proceedings might have a performative aspect and questions the likelihood of achieving a conviction, especially in Fulton County. She goes further to cast doubt on the trial even taking place there. Instead, she anticipates a swift transfer of the case to federal court if managed by Fani Willis, projecting potential complications if this occurs.