and third, they are really good at what they do. you know, i won a lot of cases as the prosecutor. i was remarkably mediocre, what makes the difference is that you have the facts in the law. when you have the facts in the law, you don t have to be a gifted out cricket. you just have to be confident, to be able to set up in court, and introduce your evidence. if you can do that, and you ve got, it then you have a strong case. jack rosenberg on behalf of all over the food planes. we give you the false modesty. a country lawyer. but sir, you are not mediocre. i am mediocre. i can attest to that. my wife will attest to that. i mediocre. you are the best. so, you know, we don t know what will happen, this is what scares trump. all we heard is, oh, so many
something else you said. these federal prosecutors, jack smith and his team, are an enormously talented and experienced group of prosecutors. first, they re not going to be intimidated by mr. trump or anyone else. second, they are not trying their case in the public atmosphere. it is going to be in a courtroom, in a federal court in florida. third, they re really good at what they do. you know, i won a lot of cases as a prosecutor, and i was remarkably mediocre. what makes the difference is that you have the facts and the law. when you have the facts and the law, you don t have to be a gifted advocate. you just have to be competent. you have to be able to stand up in court and introduce your evidence. yeah. if you can do that and you got it, then you have a strong case. well, chuck rosenberg, on behalf of elise jordan and southerners all over the plains, we give you the false modesty award. boy, i m just a poor country lawyer.
years, if convicted on all things. i can t think of one person who has said this man did not do it. so what they say is what about hillary? i mean but they had a long time to do that. we have a smart lawyer here. should we do the intros? i m just a simple country lawyer. i don t know the way you do things sequentially or whatever, but i will tell you this, willie. it s so fascinating. we ve got a great group. do we really? yeah. what s so fascinating is they don t say he s innocent. no. they all basically say, he s guilty, but what about hillary, right? yep. two tiers of justice, right? first of all, yes, the obama administration under james comey twice closed the case. that s obama.
the process. which of these facts is he going to dispute, and the answer is he can t dispute any of them. that s correct. and the problem is, they ve got him on tape. they ve got them talking to his aides, everything, they have him. so that s why i say he really needs to plea if he wants to stay out of jail for the rest of his life. and you a country lawyer, and non-country lawyer can check my logic on this. but i think he would have the prosecutor here, a plea guilty would be trump pleading guilty and he could no longer be president of the united states. that would be a political compromise, except for the far left. many people want to see trump in an orange jump suit. accountability is important. many people in the country would accept a plea deal that involved trump pleading guilty to some felony charges. it would keep him out of prison
and he survived it his whole life. and so he thinks this is just like fighting the new york post. leaking documents to the new york post about how he s great having sex, he thinks this is leaking to the daily news changing his name and so they could say, oh, that donald trump is a man about town and what name did he use to be john miller. john barron. john miller. oh, john miller. he thinks this is the mueller report that he can just push all of this aside and i m serious, he s been doing this since the mid-1970s and he s gotten away with it. any lawyer will tell you, if there is if they re a dumb country lawyer like me, especially, there s a reason to stay away from the federal courthouse whenever possible. yeah. i mean it s frightening when