Judge Clears Courtroom - FIGHT at Trump Trial

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America. God bless you guys and welcome to our video

Right now we have a situation with this judge where he's out of his mind, the judge in the Trump trial

and we're gonna take a look at it. 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

So Judge Juan Mershawn, I think at this point has proven exactly who he is

He's a Democrat, he's an anti-Trumper, he was appointed by a Democrat, he's donated to Joe Biden

his daughter works on Democrat campaigns that are fundraising off this trial

He is exactly who we thought he was. He's an egomaniacal little baby having tantrums when he doesn't get his way

He has handcuffed the defense, he has given the prosecution everything they wanted

he has stifled the defense at every turn with witnesses they wanted

witnesses that could directly refute things that are being accused of President Trump, and why

Even the casual observer, and you're gonna hear a legal expert in this video talk about it

and I want you to listen to him carefully, carefully, because he really explains it even better than I can

But what you're seeing here is a judge who is invested in the conviction of former President Donald Trump

He wants this conviction. I have never seen before a judge so outwardly want a certain outcome in a trial

Now they're supposed to be unbiased, they are supposed to be fair arbiters of truth

but this judge, Judge Juan Mershawn, he's the worst kind of judge

He's a judge in a kangaroo court, the type you would see in a movie like My Cousin Vinny

You watch My Cousin Vinny. In the beginning, that judge is invested in getting a conviction

That judge wants those two kids to get convicted because he believes they're guilty

And so forget the defense. But then as the time goes on in that movie, of course, he sees the facts of the case and he changes

This judge has seen the facts of the case. No change. No change

And maybe that might be because his daughter's gonna make a ton of money if Trump is convicted

How is this judge allowed to be on this case? How was he allowed to be in this case to begin with, with the biggest conflict of interest I've ever seen

Are you absolutely kidding me here? This guy should be disbarred. He should be removed from the bench

He's a disgrace to the legal profession. Folks, look, I want you to watch this legal expert

It's very important that you watch it because I can explain to you what I want to explain to you with my own, you know, my own way

But this guy, he's gonna explain it very calmly, much calmer than me, and he's gonna give you details

So when you argue with your friends, you're gonna know, you know, what you can say to defend Trump

I want you to watch this and then, of course, let me know what you think when you like, comment, share, and subscribe

Let's go ahead and take a look. Yeah, Dana, I found it quite interesting

What you see is a real stark contrast between a judge that seemed far more relaxed

and allowing incredible amounts of irrelevant and unfair, unfairly prejudicial testimony through Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen

to then contrast that to the handcuffing that I think he was doing to the defense's witnesses

is exactly opposite of what, you know, my 25 years I've seen judges do

They typically err on the side of allowing the defense great latitude to bring in evidence

even if they find it to be irrelevant, so that they don't risk a conviction on appeal

And they also don't look like they're trying to shut down the defense team

Here we have something that you rarely see in this judge and the interaction, especially with Costello

Yeah, I wasn't there. I don't know if this happens. I don't know if judges are this offended. Maybe they are

But we, Dana and I read a few lines a moment ago

Costello said, can I say something, please? This is when the jury's out of the room. Can I say something, please? No, no, this is not a conversation

Is that is that usually the way it works? You know, Bill, by the way, you weren't bad actors

I thought you did a fine job with your lines. I will tell you judges every now and then you run across a judge that has some insecurity, ego driven

They control the courtroom. If they're ever challenged, it's interesting to see their reaction

And here I think he has something personally at stake in wanting to show that he's running a good trial

But more than that, I think he wants to see Donald Trump convicted