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And I'm back with George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley talking about President Trump's eligibility trial in Colorado kicks off tomorrow, professor. And I want to get your take. The bottom line, will they succeed in stopping Trump? And is there enough time for the Supreme Court to weigh in here before the election? I think there is enough time, but the delay in getting a ruling is troubling. I am actually hopeful that we'll have a ruling because I don't believe this can be sustained on appeal. I think it needs to go to the Supreme Court and they can put this to bed. The problem is that many of these state judges are elected. Some are Democrats. It's very hard for them to say what the majority of the public says, that this was a protest that turned into a riot. Most of us denounced it for what it is. That was an attack on the process, but it wasn't an insurrection in the view of most of the people. It was not an insurrection in my view. But what's so troubling is that these people are saying that we need to defend democracy by denying its exercise by tens of millions of people. And that's a very dangerous theory. And I don't think it can be sustained. The Constitution is clear. We're talking about insurrections or rebellion. This was neither. It was many things, none of which was good. But it was not, in my view, an insurrection or a rebellion. Unbelievable. So many important points. Jonathan Turley, please come back soon. We need more time with you for so many subjects. Thank you so much for being here, Jonathan Turley. Thank you. And that'll do it for us for now. Thanks for being here on Sunday Morning Futures. Stay with Fox News.

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