The Trump team is shocked.
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Innocent until proven guilty? What a novel concept, huh
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Unfortunately, it doesn't always appear that the justice system works exactly that way anymore
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in the United States in 2023. And it really appears that it doesn't work that way for
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Donald John Trump in America in 2023 or 2022 or 2021 or 2020, 2019, 20. Do you see where I'm
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going with this? Ever since he came down that golden escalator, he's been guilty in their minds
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And what's happening now and what could potentially happen is shocking. Folks
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I'm Carmine Sabia and this is Explain America. We're going to get to that story right now
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the liberal ones, get informed of what's really going on. We're not trying to present something
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to you that's unfactual here. We always present the facts at Explain America. And the facts of
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this particular case are a source close to the situation has spoken to the British newspaper
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the Daily Mail. And we've even heard Joe Tacopina, who is Trump's lawyer, say something similar to
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which is the Trump team fully expects a gag order to be imposed by this New York judge. Well
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gag orders are not uncommon, except here we have a situation. This man is running for president of
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the United States. He's indicted on a crime and you're telling him he has to campaign without
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declaring his innocence, without talking about the case at all, without talking to reporters
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about the case. That's really handcuffing the man and that's not fair, but do they want to be
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fair to Donald Trump? What's scary though, is that Trump could be in prison behind bars as soon as
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this week, literally as soon as this week. And I'll give you the example. If he, if the judge
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imposes a gag order on Tuesday, when Trump is arraigned, well then the punishment for that in
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New York state could be as much as 30 days behind bars. Could be as little as a thousand dollar
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fine, but it could be as much as 30 days behind bars. Now, if you were a New York judge in New
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York City and you're trying to score some political points for yourself and make some friends
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sticking Donald Trump behind bars for 30 days isn't going to hurt you. So what could happen
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Well, you guys know that Trump doesn't really hold onto his feelings, his emotions, and his thoughts
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He doesn't really keep them private. So what could happen is he imposes the gag order, Trump goes home
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he gives his, his whole press conference that he's supposed to give on Tuesday night
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or he skips the press conference. He doesn't do a press conference, but he goes on Truth Social
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and he talks about what he thinks about this obvious political case. Says anything that might be considered talking about the case, declares his innocence, anything
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And on Wednesday, they could pick him up and put him behind bars. It's that simple now
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Would Ron DeSantis extradite? I don't think so. But they could get around DeSantis through the
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court systems. So DeSantis would probably fight it as hard as he could, but I don't know if he'd
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win in the end. And that, that's really scary. Can you imagine the president, the former president
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of the United States behind bars because he let his thoughts be known? Do we have a first amendment
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anymore in this country? Do we have rights anymore? You know why public schools don't really teach the
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Declaration of Independence anymore? They don't really teach the Bill of Rights anymore like it
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did when I was a kid. Well, because then people wouldn't know what's being done to them. They
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would learn it. They would learn what their rights are. And that doesn't really help the government's
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case too much, does it? No, no, no. Having a populist that doesn't understand the rights
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that works much better for them. Folks, let's pray this doesn't happen
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Certainly, let's pray that, you know, the right thing gets done in this situation
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That's, that's all I have to say about it. But I'm, I'm deeply troubled by this because I could
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see them absolutely going for this and getting it and putting this man behind bars for a crime that
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he's probably going to be acquitted of to begin with. So, folks, again, I'm Carmine Sabia. This
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is Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody
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