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Former President, Donald Trump and former First Lady, Melania Trump. Photo by Official White House.
Josh Barro and Ken White talk about former President Trump’s efforts to keep Republican groups from using his image to fundraise. Were his cease-and-desist letters performative, or does he actually have a legal argument that his name and image can’t be invoked by party organizations? Plus: Congressman Swalwell sues the president and his associates, a judge in New York threw out a lawsuit from Trump against the New York Times, Fulton County brings in a state RICO expert, a former SDNY prosecutor is looking into Governor Cuomo, and the Capitol rioters are still unhappy with their interactions with the justice system.
Could another campaign help Trump with some of his legal problems? MORE President of the United States Donald J. Trump at CPAC 2017 February 24th 2017. Photo by Michael Vadon.
Former President Trump spoke at CPAC this past weekend, and it got some people talking (apparently, some of Trump’s advisers included): if he were to run for office again, would it help him with some of his legal issues? Would it make prosecutors more reluctant to sue him? Plus: Fulton County DA will appear in front of a grand jury this week, Michael Cohen’s selling prison jumpsuits as podcast merch, why a Trump appointee is suing the Biden administration, a fancy way of charging someone for f ing shit up, and more.
MORE President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris receive a presidential daily briefing from the Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines, the Vice President’s National Security Adviser Nancy McEldowney and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan Friday, Jan. 22, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House. Photo by Adam Schultz/Official White House
Democrats are much closer to passing the nearly $2 trillion relief package President Joe Biden has proposed. A Republican pitch for a much smaller package doesn’t look to be going anywhere. The White House says doing too little is way riskier than doing too much, but economist Larry Summers is worried the package is too big and will endanger efforts to spend later on infrastructure. Who is right?
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