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  Law YouTubers had an explosive spike in subscribers during the Johnny Depp trial. Lawyers will be able to make enough money covering Trump's trial they will be able to quit their practices to do it full time.
context: There will be endless delays, adjournments, motions, and appeals on minor issues all the way to the Supreme Court. 
  The only tactic he might not try is falling sick at critical periods, since he likes pretending he's fit and healthy. But I won't be surprised if his lawyers (who will keep changing, thus requiring more adjournments) also fall "ill" at convenient moments. 
  By the time the trial gets started, who knows who will be President. >
  
  I've also seen people suggest that he might plead insanity. That might be tough considering he kept declaring that he was the most stable and sane man in history throughout all of this. >
  
  Which ironically is an insane thing to say >
  
  
  Trump has made many frivolous claims of executive privilege, including one, involving a document request from the January 6th committee, that the Supreme Court rejected. A trial would no doubt bring new objections and appeals, some of which might be more substantive. All of this would take time, and the first Republican primaries for 2024 are fast approaching. 
  
  
  In other words, the trial would take years, and that's not counting the 18 to 24 months that would likely elapse between an indictment and the start of the trial:  Jury selection, evidence review, motions and so on.
  
  An indictment and a trial would not legally bar Trump from running for President again. (Indeed, any attempt to block him from office if he’s convicted would face what are almost certainly insurmountable constitutional challenges.) And whoever is sworn in as President in January, 2025, would have the option of pardoning Trump.
  
  Nah, neither party wants that to happen. >
  
  Hopefully Georgia pulls through with state level charges. >
  
  And pretty exciting that their trials are televised... huge ratings, the biggest, never before seen ratings.