Judge Trump postpones documents case 'indefinitely,' but new legal timetable could backfire on Trump

Alex Wagner reports the latest news that Trump-appointed judge Aileen Cannon has postponed Trump's classified documents case "indefinitely/" citing "substantive pre-trial motions/" and "critical issues of classified documents./" Neal Katyal, former Acting United States Attorney. in general, explains how the delay contributes to the feeling that Cannon is slowing down the trial and explains how it could actually help Jack Smith's election subversion case by freeing up space in the legal calendar.

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