Judge Tony Graff

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260 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 7 Jul

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5498: Day 2 Of The Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

Consistent with the court's standing decorum order, all spectators shall remain quiet, civil, and orderly during all times.

Spectators shall not engage in conduct that is distracting, disruptive, provocative, disrespectful, uncivil, or threatening in any manner.

Spectators shall not make audible comments of any kind, shall not shake or nod their heads, and shall not make gestures or other visible reactions during today's hearing.

Spectators shall also not wear or display pins, buttons, signs, clothing, photographs, or other items expressing support for or opposing to any person connected with this case or expressing any position concerning the status of this case as a capital offense.

The court appreciates the cooperation of all present in maintaining a courtroom environment that is safe, respectful, orderly, and faithful to the rights and dignity of every person involved.

Turning now to counsel.

Before we begin, I wish to acknowledge the professionalism, civility, and competence demonstrated by counsel for both the defense and prosecution during yesterday's proceedings.

It is evident to the court that each of you approach this matter with seriousness, preparation, and a deep commitment to your respective responsibilities.

The court appreciates the care which you have taken in advocating for your positions and the respectful manner in which you have done so.

Thank you.

Do either party require the benefit of the record before we proceed?

All right, and just as a reminder, the microphones at council table are turned off to prevent the inadvertent capture of any communication.

So if you would like to come forward, thank you.

And turning to Mr. McBride.

To defense.

Thank you, Mr. Burt.

Thank you to both sides.

I appreciate the presentation and your argument about this.

The court takes no position in regards to whether the objection is made again and again or not.

I leave that to the parties.

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