Trump wants his election-based federal charges to be heard in a different state, like West Virginia. Experts say that isn't going to happen.

• Trump was federally indicted on Tuesday related to an attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
• His case will be heard by a judge and jury in Washington, DC.
• Trump is now trying to get the case moved to another state, like West Virginia. It's unlikely to work.

After a federal grand jury in Washington, DC indicted former President Donald Trump on Tuesday with charges related his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, Trump and his legal team are arguing his case should be moved away from the nation's capital. Legal experts told Insider it won't work.

On Thursday, hours before his arraignment, the 45th president took to Truth Social to complain about the location the charges were brought in.