Louder with Crowder DOJ Chief Admits Trump Indictments a Politically Motivated 'Perversion of Justice'
Sep 6, 2024
The discussion reveals how political motivations are perceived to shape the indictments against a former president, framing them as a distortion of justice. There's skepticism about the fairness of the judicial process and the implications of alleged election interference. The narrative highlights concerns over the integrity of legal actions and media manipulation that could sway public opinion. Additionally, the speakers stress the need for accountability within the justice system while humorously dissecting the intersection of law and political ambition.
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Insider Calls Charges A Perversion Of Justice
- Nicholas Biase, DOJ SDNY Chief of Public Affairs, calls Alvin Bragg's Trump charges a "perversion of justice."
- He claims prosecutors stacked charges and politicized prosecutions to try to make Trump a convicted felon.
Use Insider Testimony To Build Pressure
- Speak up when insiders reveal prosecutorial misconduct to create public pressure and accountability.
- Use evidence and voices of experts to break the media silence and shift public perception.
State Courts Offer Fewer Election Safeguards
- Biase contrasts federal safeguards with state-level "wild west" prosecution practices lacking similar election protections.
- Hosts argue state prosecutions can be timed and pursued to influence public opinion ahead of elections.