Mark Pomerance, one of the former prosecutors who, uh, publicly resigned last year from
the Manhattan District Attorney's.
Donald Trump investigation is out with a new book.
The book officially came out yesterday, and in the book, Pomerance makes a shocking admission.
And that admission is this, that he had personally under the guidance of Cy Vance, the former
Manhattan District attorney that was, uh, replaced by Alvin Bragg Pomerance had actually
drafted the criminal charges himself against Donald Trump.
And Cyrus Vance was ready to file, but the filing never happened because those criminal
charges against Donald Trump criminal charges, uh, for a scheme to create and use false financial
statements to obtain bank financing and other business advantages.
So bank fraud, those charges were never filed because less than two weeks after they were
drafted, Sivan was out of office and Alvin Bragg was the new district attorney in charge
of the investigation, and the rest is history.
Now, Pomerance has of course, told this story in the past.
This isn't necessarily new, but what is new is the fact that the charges were drafted.
He had said previously that we were ready to file charges, but it not until the book
did we find out that they had actually written them, they, they were ready to be filed in
court.
This is, of course, rather shocking.
Pomerance has, has made multiple claims that yes, he firmly believes Donald Trump not only
committed a crime, but that they would've been able to secure a conviction with the
evidence that they had available.
Alvin Bragg, of course, is not happy that this book came out.
He, he actually wanted to stop it from being released.
They tried to argue that he's violating, you know, the non-disclosure, uh, you know, he
is jeopardizing an ongoing investigation, but I think what's really happening here is
Pomerance.
Well, one, he's gonna make a lot of money off this book.
I guarantee you I'm gonna go out and buy a copy of it this weekend.
But what Pomerance is also doing, whether he intended to or not, is he is lighting a
fire under Alvin Bragg, and I'm glad he did it.
I don't care if it's a cash grab.
It needed to be done.
The public needed to know how Alvin Bragg came into that office and was such a coward.
He refused to do what was legally the right thing to do.
So I hope this book goes to everybody in this country that wants to read it.
I hope people pay attention to it.
I hope Pance stays out there in the media reminding people that we could have done this.
But brag up there in New York is the guy that said, no, I hope it puts the public
Pressure on Alvin Bragg, cuz let's not forget the investigation was not closed down.
The investigation is still ongoing.
So technically Bragg could file those criminal charges that were drafted long ago today if
he wanted to today, but he is not gonna do it without that public pressure.
He saw a lot of backlash last year, and towards the end of the year, as the backlash continued,
he kind of ramped up the investigation again.
That, of course happened after the organization was found guilty in the civil trial and after
Alan Weisselberg was found guilty.
Uh, so yeah, he, he sees that it can be done.
He just needs that motivation.
And I believe that is what Palmer's book is providing.
The public pressure needs to be kept on Alvin Bragg to do the
right thing.