'Federal Crime' - Alvin Bragg Hit With Bombshell Action

Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia 4 Explain America, and Alvin Bragg

The walls are closing in on him. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe

Those little things really help us out, and they help our channel continue to grow. Alvin Bragg is busy prosecuting former President Donald Trump for a paperwork crime

while real crimes are happening across his city, and as Alan Dershowitz points out

these campus protests, where students, were held hostage. It doesn't appear he's going to prosecute any of the culprits involved in this

because Alvin Bragg prosecutes the cases he wants against the enemies he has

and he doesn't prosecute the people and the causes he likes. Dershowitz gets into great detail here about the actions that can be taken right now

against Bragg and the schools, and he also posted this is a federal crime

What happened was a federal crime. It's what the late O.J. Simpson went to prison

for. Let's take a look at it and then let me know what you think when you like, comment

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Take care, everybody. It becomes a more serious crime, but we'll see. We'll see if Bragg, the DA who is going after

Donald Trump for a non-crime, will let these kids get away with committing a crime

It wouldn't surprise me, which is why on Hannity last night, I suggested that

lawyers should volunteer, and many already have, to join a group which I have called

Herde Jew We Sue You so that we can bring lawsuits against these thugs these Hamas supporters

You have a right to support Hamas. You have a right to say, we are Hamas. I'm not sure you have a right

to be a student at Columbia University or to get a job after university if you make outrageous

statements like that, but you do have a right to make those statements and not be convicted of

crime, but you have no right to break into a building. You have no right to trespass. You have no right

to cause damage in the building. And you certainly have no right to keep two janitors

hostages, for several hours before you let them out. O.J. Simpson went to jail for that exact crime

There was a gun involved there, obviously, and there was no gun involved here, but it doesn't matter

under the law generally, if you by force keep somebody from leaving, that's another serious crime

So we'll see if there's any prosecution. If it's up to District Attorney Bragg, he just, you know

seems to be very clear that he goes after people he doesn't like and doesn't go after people he

likes. But let's see, maybe he'll have a change of heart. Maybe he'll go after these people

But if he doesn't, you know, I think we have to make sure that they don't get away with it

And one way of assuring that is bringing civil lawsuits. And you can under the Civil Rights Act

Under the Civil Rights Act, it is a federal crime. You can bring it in federal court It also a federal tort to conspire with others to deny somebody their civil rights based on religion or race and that what happened here There is a conspiracy

There's no doubt in my mind, and the conspirators include the people who paid for these

many of them, illegal demonstrations. And it's a nationwide campaign. conspiracy. These things didn't just pop up accidentally. Signs seem to be the same. The 10

seem to be the same, at least in many, many areas. And so I suspect there are, as Mayor Adams said

outside people involved in organizing and encouraging these kinds of unlawful protests. And

one thing good about a little civil lawsuit is you get discovery. So we'll

sue. If we can find a plaintiff who was hurt, it could be Jewish or not Jewish, it doesn't really

matter. But if you find a plaintiff who was hurt and you find the person who hurt that person

and we can do it by facial identification. We can do it by getting the names of people who

were arrested. And if we find a plaintiff and a defendant, we will file a lawsuit. And if that

lawsuit survives a motion to dismissive, which it will, then we get discussed

We find out who paid for the tent We find out what on the emails We find out a great many things that we now don really know So a civil lawsuit is the virtue of discovery whereas a criminal case it up to the prosecution The prosecution doesn want to bring it It disappears Even if they do want to bring it they can issue subpoenas or not as they choose

We have no control over that. Whereas if you bring a civil lawsuit, we do have control over that

And so I think a civil lawsuit is the remedy. And I've mentioned I've already gotten about 25 volunteers, lawyers, including some from big law firms

and one who used to work for Columbia and others who just many non-Jews who said

look, we can't stand what we're seeing on campuses and what they're doing to students

and closing down the universities and threatening and harassing. UCLA broke out of the fights and the police didn't come for three hours

Even the governor, Governor Newsom, is upset in California about why the police didn't respond

more quickly, really leaving it to the Jewish students defend for themselves and engaged in self-defense

When I was a very young lawyer, I represented the Jewish Defense League, and they would teach kids self-defense

In fact, her motto was every Jew with 22. I hope we never get back to that

Because I would like to see the police take primary responsibility for protecting anybody, no matter what their ethnicity is

no matter what their background, no matter what their religion, no matter what their political affiliations

Zionists or non-Zionists. So we'll see. By the way, speaking of Zionists and non-Zionist

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