CABRERA: “And we do know some of the polling when you ask the voters about whether a conviction here would make a difference in their vote shows that yes, that is something that could make their vote If Trump were criminally convicted as it relates to election interference in the 2020 election.
Congressman Edwards — Congresswoman Edwards, I should say — we’re still months away, though from the court hearing the decision and then ultimately making their ruling on the immunity claim brought by Trump.
Oral arguments obviously, already set April 22nd, it’s about six weeks away, how big of an effect do you think the Supreme Court will have on the general election, this court having an influence on the 2024 election?”