Alina Habba All But Throws in the Towel in Trump’s Manhattan Criminal Case: ‘I Don’t Have Hopes’

Kelly: “And what are you thinking tonight about everything?”
HABBA: “Exactly how I felt that day, I think, until it’s over and behind us. But I don’t have hopes really that high at this moment that the New York courts will do the right thing, that the jury will do the right thing. We’re in a blue state, as you know, Greg. And I think everything’s by design. We’re in a case that was eight years old, over the statute of limitations, was denied by Cy Vance, then brought only after President Trump decided he was going to run for office. And like you said, look at how many people they’ve got. And I can’t talk about it because of the unconstitutional gag order, but I think that we should also take a look at who’s on that team and where those people came from. It’s very troubling, as you know, and I know you know it well, and we’re in the fight of our lives at this moment.”