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I like it because it's political warfare, as you would call it, or political lawfare, another name.
I got a lot of names for it, but usually it takes place in third World cup in Banana Republic.
This was a sham trial, but when you have an opportunity to see it up close and personal, you can see it's actually a scam trial.
You know, if I started a story with a convicted felon in a hooker walk into a bar, you would immediately know that it's a joke.
That's what we have here, a joke of a trial.
This is a made up crime.
It's like the Mr.
Potato Head doll of crimes where they had to stick together.
A bunch of things that did not belong together.
That was Donald Trump and some of his closest allies complaining about the legal cases that were brought against him over the course of the last year or so, which they repeatedly called a legal witch hunt and said was the political weaponization of the Justice Department.
Well, he's about to be in charge of that department and it seems that winning re election has made a lot of his legal problems simply disappear.
Two of the most important cases have been dropped.
Two of them are pretty much at a standstill and he's going to put his guys in to run this very department.
Could that mean he'll be indulging in that political lawfare he was complaining about?
That's what we'll be discussing.
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