Trump Makes Genius Legal Maneuver In His Battle With Alvin Bragg - Sends DA's Case Tumbling

Former President Donald Trump has made a brilliant, brilliant legal maneuver in his battle with

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. We're going to get to that in just a moment, but first, ladies and gentlemen, my name is

Carmine Sabia and this is Explain America. Folks, please remember to make sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe

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the ethosphere. President Donald Trump, he's never one to just lay down and take it, and he's bringing

the fight to Alvin Bragg and to his star witness and famed legal attorney and professor emeritus

Alan Dershowitz believes it is a brilliant, brilliant legal maneuver. Let's take a look at the clip

That's right, exactly. Yeah. All right, let me ask you this. First of all, let's talk about the lawsuit that Donald Trump has filed against Michael Cohen

Good move. Good move. First of all, lawyers should not be violating lawyer client privilege

Number one. Number two, he gets discovery if he survives a motion to dismiss and he's going to be able

to find out things that the government wouldn't turn over to him in a criminal trial

So I think it's a very smart move. Are you assuming that he's preserved all this information and isn't it likely that a lot

of it doesn't exist? Well, you know, it's very hard these days to hide things forever with the Internet

with social media. If you get the right people, you can get things that people think they've hidden

So I'm glad we're going to get to the bottom of this. Look, transparency is essential

If people have nothing to hide, they shouldn't be worried. Let's bring in Greg Jarrett

Greg, your take on Trump's suit against Michael Cohen. Well, it's a legitimate suit

It's actionable in a court of law. It centers around the many lies of Michael Cohen

This is a guy who lied to the IRS, lied to U.S. banks, lied to Congress and went to prison

for it. And Trump claims in his lawsuit he too is a victim causing reputational damage

But on top of that, what jumped out at me at the lawsuit is that it claims that Cohen

committed theft and unjust enrichment by defrauding Trump over a phony business venture and pocketed

an exorbitant amount of money over something that did not exist. You know, on top of that, there's also a breach of fiduciary duty, which is pretty

darn clear with Cohen, and breach of contract. You know, it's bad enough that prosecutors called him a greedy liar and the judge who

sentenced him said he committed a veritable smorgasbord of fraudulent crimes and deceit

Can you imagine a district attorney using a guy like that as his star witness

The problem with inveterate liars is you never know when you're getting scammed

And it's hard to tell the jury, believe this guy. He's told so many lies you would need a calculator to keep track of it

And so it raises ethical questions. Now, I'm not a legal scholar like Dershowitz by any stretch of the imagination, but I have

to say it is a genius legal maneuver. You have a very impugned star witness, somebody whose credentials and credibility are suspect

at best. This is who the case is being built on. What better way to destroy that star witness than to bring a lawsuit against him that exposes

his lies and criminality? To me, this is a genius maneuver and it absolutely outsmarts Bragg, who thought he had this thing

in the bag. Folks, President Donald Trump, he's never one to just roll over and play dead

He's not doing it now. He's going to take the fight to Bragg and to the Democrats in a big way

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