Trump, the likely GOP nominee for the November election, has a tangled web of legal troubles already playing out in courtrooms across the country. The former president has pleaded not guilty to 91 criminal charges across four state and federal indictments and is involved in more than a half-dozen civil lawsuits.
“One, the facts are terrible. His conduct is reprehensible, and he’s the subject of 91 felony counts, four separate indictments and multiple civil cases. He’s lost almost half a billion dollars,” Cobb said.
During Saturday’s interview, Cobb argued that Trump has the time to delay and appeal the cases if he wins reelection in the fall, but said if he loses against President Biden “he’s going to jail.”