If you're a federal prosecutor going after Donald Trump, and I actually know, I mean,
there's a lot of you out there, so there's probably a good chance somebody watching this
is a prosecutor going after Trump.
But if you are a prosecutor going after Trump, you've gotta feel pretty good about your chances,
right?
You gotta feel like you got a good airtight case no matter what your case is, whichever
one you're working on, whether it's the January 6th stuff, whether it's the fake electors,
whether it's the Georgia one, whether it's any of the other lawsuits that he's facing.
And the reason you probably feel pretty good about chances is because Donald Trump continues
to talk and every time he opens his mouth, he seems to implicate himself further by pretty
much admitting guilt, which of course, as we all know, is exactly what happened a week
ago and the week before that, and before that, and before that, when Donald Trump, again
freely admitted on truth social, that, yeah, I took the documents , but other people
did too.
So it's totally okay.
Even though other people did not, they actually did what they were supposed to.
They, they filed the paperwork, they went through the National Archives.
National Archives, helped him out.
That's how you do it.
Trump didn't do any of that.
He rebuffed the National Archives when they requested the documents back for a year before
the FBI went to Malago.
But he continuously gets on truth social or goes out there and speaks at a rally and admits
that he took the things.
Sometimes he says it's okay because the other presidents did it, even though again, they
didn't.
Sometimes he says it's okay because he declassified them.
But the point is, the taking of the documents, classified or not, is a crime in and of itself.
If they are classified, then you know, you're looking at even deeper felonies.
But a violation of the Presidential Records Act does, if a conviction is secured, come
with a lifetime ban on running for office again.
So no matter which way you're looking at it, you've admitted to something that can prevent
you from ever holding office in the United States again, plus send you to jail for three
years.
Now, prosecutors, former prosecutors out there, legal experts are remaining baffled, baffled
by the fact that Donald Trump is still out there again every week admitting that he did
it.
Like he doesn't need, we don't need the special prosecutor.
Hell, regular TV attorney could come on and do this.
You know, the people out there standing on top of the semis saying, Hey, call me.
I'm your lawyer.
They could handle this.
That's how easy this case is, because the guy has admitted to it repeatedly.
Now, as I started to say, legal experts are baffled by the fact that not only is he out
there admitting it, which makes Jack Smith's special prosecutor's job a lot easier, but
they're baffled by the fact that
His, his lawyers have not reigned him in.
Now, we understand a lot of Donald Trump's lawyers basically took him on as a client,
agreed to represent him because it means fame.
I mean, Alina Haba, she hasn't been as much recently because she's facing her own legal
problems at this point with the sanctions she's been hit with by some judges.
Um, she was on TV almost every day.
She was becoming a household name.
She was becoming Trump famous, right?
Same thing with some of his other lawyers who of course have also backed off a little
bit on the TV appearances, but they took him on because they thought it would be great
for their careers.
Maybe they want to get into conservative media.
Maybe they wanna represent more big name clients.
Whatever it is, it's not working anymore because your client is going out there and implicating
himself further in criminal activity.
So at some point, you're gonna have to put away the cameras and sit down and talk to
this man and tell him, as his lawyer, you have to make a choice.
Either you shut the hell up or you watch me walk away.
That is the ultimatum that Trump's lawyers should be giving him.
That is what legal experts are, again, are stunned by why are the lawyers not doing anything
about it?
Because he's ruining any defense you may try to put up in court if he is indicted.
Every post he makes on truth social, admitting he took the documents can and will be used
against him.
He has the right to remain silent, and his lawyers would probably do better in court
if they reminded him of that every day.