Lisa Graves contends that the lawsuit against the BBC is a bad-faith effort to shake down the media company and avoid real financial discovery.

“The BBC, you know, uh they have been standing up strong and saying, "Look, you want this suit, you brought this suit to us. Let's have discovery. Let's do it." And so, what just happened uh is that uh Donald Trump's lawyers uh in this case, uh Mr. Brido, who I mentioned before, um filed an emergent ”

Destiny argues that the legal standard for summary judgment requires an absence of genuine disputes over material facts and that his opponent's arguments fail to meet this threshold.

“Summary judgement is appropriate only where there's no genuine dispute as to any material fact.”

The Department of Justice's decision to drop specific bribery convictions while leaving others intact is an unusual and inconsistent approach.

“It's unusual, too, that the government when they were winning would pull out.”

Getting refunds back to consumers is expected to be a longer and more complicated process than providing them to importers of record.

“I think it will be a relatively orderly process for getting money back to importers [clears throat] of record, but I agree that if the goal is to get money back to consumers, that will be longer and messier and could take quite some time.”