Attorney Tristan Snell, prosecutor of Trump University and Assistant Attorney General for New York State, discusses his upcoming book, 'Taking Down Trump.' They explore Trump's legal cases, including the civil fraud trial and January 6th case. Snell reveals insights into Trump's legal strategies and the challenges of prosecuting a high-profile figure. The conversation provides a critical look at the bizarre reality of a former President facing intense legal scrutiny as the election approaches.
The podcast discusses the various legal cases Trump is facing, including the January 6 case and civil fraud trial, highlighting the potential risks and consequences for him.
The speaker emphasizes the need for persistence, resilience, and evidence gathering when prosecuting Trump, while countering his lack of loyalty by offering protection and support to individuals who stand against him.
Deep dives
Overview of Trump's ongoing legal cases
The podcast episode discusses the various legal cases and trials that Donald Trump is currently facing. The speaker highlights the potential risks and consequences for Trump, particularly focusing on the D.C. January 6 case, the Hush Money case, and the civil fraud trial with the New York H.E.S. office. The speaker also mentions the tactics used by Trump and his legal team, including delay tactics, distraction, and attempts to destroy the reputations of prosecutors and judges.
Prosecuting Trump and the importance of perseverance
The podcast episode explores the strategies and mindset required when prosecuting Trump. The speaker emphasizes the need to be persistent, resilient, and unwavering in the face of Trump's tactics. They encourage the use of evidence gathering, seeking cooperation from vendors and individuals who have been mistreated by Trump, and avoiding being co-opted or intimidated by Trump's campaign donations or influence. The speaker also discusses the importance of countering Trump's lack of loyalty by offering protection and support to individuals who stand against him.
The clock and the future of Trump's legal cases
The podcast episode raises concerns about the potential timeline of Trump's legal cases. The speaker mentions the looming deadline when Trump could become the Republican nominee, and the possibility of political interference or pressure to stop the cases. They speculate on the timing of the trials and potential sentencing, highlighting the importance of finishing the trials before Labor Day and avoiding any lingering cases by September. The speaker suggests that the Department of Justice is aiming for a trial conclusion by April or May, with sentencing ideally before July or August.
This week on The Enemies List, Rick is joined by attorney Tristan Snell, known for prosecuting Trump University during his time as Assistant Attorney General for New York State. Together, they discuss Snell's upcoming book, "Taking Down Trump," and explore the myriad legal cases involving Trump, including the civil fraud trial in New York and the January 6th case. Snell provides insights into Trump's legal strategies and the challenges of prosecuting such a high-profile figure. The conversation provides a critical look at the bizarre reality of a former President and the likely Republican nominee being under such intense legal scrutiny as the election inches closer.