federal campaign finance statute that the federal government itself investigated and decided not to charge trump with and that bragg doesn t have any jurisdiction to enforce. so the best thing trump has going for him is people s basic sense of fairness. and i tried cases for a long time in front of new york juries, i found them to be pretty good juries. and i would say one thing, you know, trump has not always had the best legal advice. he s got excellent defense lawyers in new york who have spent their whole careers in front of new york juries, so he s got a lot of that going for him. on the other hand, you know, if you re indicted, you could be twict quacked. convicted. and the district attorney is trying to hedge his bets by taking something that shouldn t be charged at all imagine this, the feds, who have expertise in the, look at this and they say zero counts. and the district attorney who has yo curse just
is rigged against him, why shouldn t you assume that the district attorney who picked this place to have the trial didn t factor in that he thought this was the best jury and maybe this was the best judge as well this and i think we ll hear trump s lawyers, again, are going to be very effective, and they will paint it that way. but what i m saying as somebody who spent 20 years trying cases in front of new york juries is that if the case actually does get tried, people have a sense of fairness. and these new yorkers or will not being asked do you want donald trump to be president. they ll being asked do you want him to be convicted for something that, number one, the state doesn t have evidence for and, number two, they pulled him in when they would never have hauled anybody else who wasn t named donald trump in on this piece of, you know, whatever. well, and, andy, we and we were talking about this before, that there are legal minds from both ends of the political spectrum saying
journalism. sure. so here i am. but this is an i have the, as we all know, has no rhyme or reason, is so it doesn t necessarily meanst going to the lead you to sitting where we are right here. but when it comes to things like these trigger warnings that you re abe the at cornell, i find that concerning because i don t see how that can be helpful to students. i think about this younger generation, and i really start to think about what if we got there s the more of us than there are of them, meaning there s more gen-xeres, baby boomers, older millennials who, i think, can stop and just say, enough. it s enough. you know what? in life your feelings are going to get hurt. sometimes you re going to the fail, sometimes the bad guy s even to going to win. but you know what? if you make it through that, you will be better and off ther for it. but it you re protected from even ideas that might offend you, i don t see how that makes you competitive on the world stage. and i actually, i
at the university of florida where he won a national championship, a heisman trophy, so is he conservative? [laughter] i don t know, maybe he just is a guy who won for the but and orange down there. we see colleges so politicized that some parents are like, you know what? i don t think it s worth it. the value is the problem. you come out with what they keach you, and they re findingst the not salable. ing look, i went to columbia. i had misgivings about it, but my mom said you have to know how the enemy thinks. so i got through four years of that and four years of law school which was more of the same. and i just, i can t help looking at this story and then looking at the last story we kid and basically say we did and basically say if you degrade every assumption that we have about the institutions that have made america america and then you find that the country is, like, sort of the wheels are coming off, why should you be surprised? so we just came off a story where we re talki
why couldn t we connect the dots? the dots are right here, and we re not doing anything about it, let alone the 100,000 people that die in this country from fentanyl poisoning that comes from china, through mexico, and it s the leading cause of death for those between 18-49, and alejandro mayorkas doesn t care. i m going to watch that interview, and if he doesn t get some serious pushback from 60 minutes, it s going to be a big problem because that s still a top ten show, it has influence, and they better not let him off the hook because he has failed in his job, and people will die and they are dying as a result of this administration and that department of homeland security secretary if you even want to call him that at this point. he s saying, oh, there s movement in other countries. a lot of movement in other countries is precisely because with we have a open, porous border. t not something that just happened magically. we ve had problems with our border for a hong period of ti