information from the public. so he has got say he tried to influence the election by these false book entries but the problem is the election was over for four months before the book entries started. jesse: so alvin bragg has no case and it should probably take about two seconds to toss it; is that what i m hearing? the indictment, jesse, fails to state a crime. i mean, you have had a lot of people on who have said, you know, in order to conceal a crime, in an indictment, you have to tell the defendant what crime he was trying to conceal. so, the indictment fails even in its basic purpose as an indictment, which was to put the accused on notice of what he is charged of. but, when you try to flesh this out and understand is bragg s story coherent in any way, what he is essentially saying is trump took a bunch of actions in 2017 in an attempt to defraud the voters four months earlier. jesse: okay.
an activist attorney for the naacp. he also spent the trump years beginbegin ginning up partisan lawsuits for the state of new york. so the guy is a terminator. so, who better to turn a dead case into a zombie case than someone who hates trump and loyal to the big guy? so, of course, the big guy is just smiling. is the indictment of your predecessor politically divisive? thank you. jesse: this is now the second criminal case hanging over trump s head that has joe biden s fingerprints all over it? remember, biden personally signed off on the raid on mar-a-lago. now he is putting democrat activists in bragg s office to slap cuffs on trump? not only that obama trump spied on the trump campaign and biden personally hatched the fling sting. do you remember? which dominod trump into firing comey which led to the special
talking about that he is alleging as criminal and a method of defrauding the public 2016 election happened afterwards. even if in his fantasy world trump was to conclude that the hush money arrangements were actually campaign expenditures, under the campaign finance laws, he wouldn t have had to file disclosure statement until months after the 2016 election was over. so i don t even if you take it the way that he pleads it, how could this conceivably have affected the 2016 election. jesse: so this case could get tossed because alvin bragg can t read a calendar and doesn t know what the law is? well, essentially, jesse, alvin bragg doesn t like nondisclosure agreements. even though they are a staple of civil litigation in the united states. he can t allege that trump kept information from the public because it s legal to keep
you have to be kidding me. how did trump break an election law? the first is new york state election law, what makes it a crime, to conspire, promote candidacy by unlawful means. i further indicated a number of unlawful means, including more additional false statements, including statements that were planned to be made to tax authorities i also noted the federal election law cap on contribution limits. jesse: does anybody understand what bragg is saying? does anybody? trump didn t bribe anybody. didn t kill anybody. didn t plant listening devices at chappaqua. bragg has got nothing. so he brings the most convoluted case ever. if you are charging a president, it s got to be air tight. all trump did was have his lawyer pay a woman who was extorting him in order to protect his family. well, bragg calls that catch and kill. donald trump, executives at
and dark day for this country because as everyone has detailed, there is no case here. my father-in-law has done nothing wrong. and everybody clearly knows that this only has to do with preventing donald trump from running and winning the presidency of the united states for a second time. so, i think whenever you look at who brought these charges forward, alvin bragg who is tanked with, of course, keeping the streets of new york safe actually locking up real criminals, and you look at the fact that he spent all the time and money here that you had the full police force of the nypd out on the way to mar-a-lago, or from mar-a-lago to new york, all the way down to the courthouse, the money that was spent by the new york taxpayers on this charade ought to infuriate all of them, especially given how unsafe new york city is right now. and so, look, i think for all of us who love this country, this was a really horrible day. we have talked about and i have heard so many talk about the