'Federal Constitutional Violations' - After Trump Verdict Judge Gets Smacked Down
Jul 23, 2024
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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia here for Explain America on a dark day
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in American history. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe
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President Donald Trump just moments ago was found guilty on 34 ridiculous felony counts
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resurrected from an 8-year-old misdemeanor that they had to cobble into a felony case
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District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who campaigned on getting Trump, just like Letitia James
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campaigned on getting Trump in a kangaroo court, got 34 felony convictions
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And now Judge Womershawn, the conflicted judge whose daughter made millions of dollars
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for her clients off of this case, the judge whose daughter has made a fortune for herself
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off of this case, the judge who donated to Joe Biden and donated to anti-Republican causes
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now finds himself in a serious, serious problem. Because there are federal constitutional violations here
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And on appeal, and this appeal I have no doubt will overturn this verdict, but it will be
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after the election, so they're getting what they want, the Democrats, or so they think
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this judge, he may see the end of his legal career because of this on appeal
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The federal constitutional violations in this are staggering, but you don't have to take
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my word for it. I want you to listen to what Jonathan Turley, a great legal mind, has had to say after the
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verdict on exactly what we just saw. Watch this, and then give me your thoughts and opinions in the comments
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This may reflect this trial court decision. On that, what is your confidence in the appellate division or the appellate process here in
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New York? This case is a little different because, quite frankly, I think the level of reversible error
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here really is quite considerable. It runs the waterfront of procedural to constitutional problems, including federal constitutional violations
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I don't even see how you can meet the unanimity requirement in the way that this thing was instructed
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Yeah, they were unanimous that some crime was being committed on that secondary crime
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but it's apparently between the jurors and God as to what that crime was, unless there's
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going to be some release of a jury form. We haven't seen that jury form, so we don't know
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Was there any indication when you were inside that we would, or that there was a special verdict form
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No, and so we were all hoping that there might be a form that might bring clarity on that issue
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But, no, I think that in the end, you're going to have a reversal
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I'm fairly confident of that. Now, in the New York appellate system, they have ruled for Trump
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There are very good lawyers in the New York system, and credible people who want this
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system to work the way it's designed. I got to tell you, I am eternally an optimist
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I was an optimist about a hung jury, and I'm an optimist now about the appellate judges
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I think at some point, people will step forward and say, enough
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You know, hating this man is not enough to forget the lack of the evidence
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And once again, I do not blame this jury. They were given instructions that made it very easy to convict, and some of them might
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not have seen a real option not to, given how low these standards seem. Okay
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Jonathan Turley, Trey Gowdy, and Andy McCarthy, it's been a long several weeks here
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