Former President Donald Trump’s attorney Chris Kise is concerned for the American justice system with what is occurring in the trials of his client.

He appeared on the Fox News show “Jesse Watters Primetime” where he gave the status on the current cases.

“Well, Jesse, I think what you are seeing is across-the-board these cases are starting as you say to crumble a bit. Rightly so because they are rife with misconduct, rife with problematic conduct by the prosecution. You have the documents case were now there’s allegations that the evidence, the boxes, the evidence has been mishandled. There’s no question. I was involved in the original proceeding challenging the search warrant and there’s no question that those photographs were staged. So now there’s questions regarding the status of the evidence, the critical evidence in the case,” the attorney said to Fox News host Jesse Watters.

“In the Georgia case you have an appellate court that has agreed to review what is I think to most Americans obvious prosecutorial misconduct. So I think that case is falling by the wayside and now this afternoon there are allegations that the justice in the civil case that we tried last fall, that he’s under investigation under an ethics investigation because of inappropriate contact…,” the attorney said after an appeals court said it would hear the case to remove District Attorney Fani Willis from the prosecution.

“And so you wonder at some point how much can the American legal system withstand? How much further are the Democrats willing to push the envelope to strain the legal system in order to bend it to their will, in order to try and prevent Donald Trump from getting to the White House? What should have happened is what happened with Grover Cleveland, let the voters decide. That’s why there’s an election and Donald Trump, if they let the voters decide, I think that’s what president Biden is worried about,” he said.