Stephen K. Bannon

It's a state case.

Only the state attorney general?

I don't even know if they overruled it.

Oh, they would do that in a second.

They could.

Before the midterm to get Trump in a trial next summer.

Look, it's not going to happen.

My point is, these are the type of fantasies they keep driving.

The status conference in December, could it be dismissed then?

Or is that when he sets up the process to dismiss it?

If you have any possibility of keeping this thing in the public eye, then remember, he tried to illegitimately steal the 2020 election, which we know is opposite.

Two things I want to get to because of the Tina Peters, but particularly when I talk to people,

Explain to me, the president's trying to be helpful here.

Todd Blanch and the team, Ed Martin, the pardons team, particularly with these electors.

But everybody's like kind of leaning on their shovel now because they said, hey, all the electors got pardoned.

That has no bearing on this state case, correct?

I mean, in Arizona.

And I guess, is it Michigan or what?

They're going to go down, and they're going to go even harder here, are they not, or try to?

Is it Wisconsin?