what they think. chuck rosenberg, what is you take there is a lot in the indictment that did no surprise me, we have bee hearing for a long time it would be related to the hush money payments and therefore false entries on the books and records of the trump organization but there are some reall fascinating detail in th company statement of facts tha prosecutors filed yesterday, which shows, a couple of things one, their theory for elevatin those false records and thos false entries into felonies, violations of election law state and federal, and the hin of a plan to violate state - law. you also see the sensuality of not just michael cohen to this scheme, but also - clear to me from the statement of facts, and the prosecutor can prove everything in that statement of facts tha minister pecker woul essentially publishes th national enquirer wa responsible for the catch an kill stories, is a reall important witness. he had private conversations with trump, and in those convers
missing, and obvious opportunity. you argue that now is an ideal moment for republicans to free themselves from the former president, but they are no exactly taking advantage of it you write in part, quote, th popular assumption among republicans that trump s indictment strength him, politically shows how they are all still are, yes trump s indict beyond is unprecedented as his defenders keep providin us but this is not necessaril flattering to the former president. they perceive him to be in vulnerable he behaves as such there are continued a, they se their only choice is continued capitulation, and some long ag or republican universe, ther would in fact be a dash to condemn the former president words and conduct. this is not who we are, some might, say or try to claim sure, there could be som old-fashioned politica opportunism involved here, i