

Historic Arrest of Former President Donald Trump, with Alan Dershowitz, Charles C.W. Cooke, and Ric Grenell | Ep. 521
Apr 4, 2023
Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard Law emeritus and author, discusses Trump's legal strategies and appeals, including the significance of the First Amendment. Charles C.W. Cooke critiques the media's obsession and the Democratic approach to 'norms,' while highlighting Trump's rising poll numbers. Ric Grenell emphasizes public outrage over the indictment, potential risks for American democracy, and predicts Trump will remain the GOP nominee. Together, they explore the complex interplay of law, politics, and media in this historic moment.
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Social Pressure for Defending Trump
- Alan Dershowitz faced social ostracization for defending Trump in 2000.
- He lost social standing in his community, highlighting the pressure on those associated with Trump.
Statute of Limitations
- The statute of limitations argument is crucial in Trump's case.
- Dershowitz argues the indictment's timing is suspect, given Trump's previous out-of-state residency.
Fight Gag Orders
- Challenge any gag order against Trump.
- Dershowitz emphasizes the First Amendment right to criticize judges and the DA.