

Right verdict, wrong case? The political dangers of Trump’s felony conviction
Jun 19, 2024
Emma Shortis, a Senior researcher at the Australia Institute and author of "Our Exceptional Friend," discusses the political implications of Donald Trump's recent felony convictions. She explores how legal battles intersect with electoral politics, especially in an election year. The conversation delves into the risks these legal challenges pose to Trump's candidacy and the broader effects on public trust in the justice system. Shortis also highlights the need for accountability and the potential rise of authoritarianism in American politics.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Interplay of Law and Politics in High-Stakes Cases
02:08 • 2min
Trump's Legal Battles and Political Future
04:34 • 5min
The Political Ramifications of Legal Battles
09:06 • 16min
Felony Convictions and American Politics
25:06 • 5min
Assessing the Impact of Trump's Hush Money Case
30:05 • 3min
The Legal and Political Complexities of Trump's Prosecution
33:27 • 18min
Navigating the Complexities of Political Prosecution
51:38 • 2min