Chris Christie Predicts Trump Conviction in 2020 Election Case, Citing Meadows' Immunity Deal as Key Evidence

Former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows' evidence described as "unimpeachable", while Trump's trial for alleged 2020 election interference set for March 2024 amidst the primary contest season.

Chris Christie has predicted that former President Donald Trump will be convicted in one of the four criminal cases he currently faces, particularly the case concerning alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.
The current Republican presidential candidate bases his prediction on the immunity deal between Mark Meadows, Trump's former chief of staff, and the Justice Department, describing the evidence held by Meadows as 'unimpeachable'.
Christie states that the immunity deal is proof that Meadows witnessed crime taking place directly under his supervision during his tenure with Trump. This evidence will be presented in court during the trial set for March 2024.
Despite ongoing attempts from Trump's defense team to delay the trial, Christie believes that such efforts will be unsuccessful, citing the intransigence of the presiding district court judge.
Despite facing 91 indictments across four criminal cases, Trump remains the leading candidate within the GOP primary. Meanwhile, Chris Christie positions himself as a vocal critic of Trump within the 2024 Republican race.