While most normal people agree that Donald Trump's town hall on CNN Wednesday night was
a complete disaster, both for Trump and of course the network, and I guess also the country
itself. Legal analysts have been looking at that performance on Wednesday evening through
a different lens. And according to legal experts out there, attorneys, legal analysts, uh,
prosecutors, , former F B I officials, they all agree that Donald Trump provided
evidence against himself in multiple different investigations during that c town hall. So
let's start with how Donald Trump screwed himself over in the Georgia investigation,
shall we? Because at one point he said that, uh, because he believed the Georgia election
was rigged, he said that he told Waffens Ger quote, you owe me votes because he says the
election was rigged, which it was not. He told Waffens, the Secretary of State of Georgia,
you owe me votes.
You are screwed. That statement alone, you owe me votes. He also, by the way, denied
that he ever told Waffens to go find the votes, even though that's literally on a call like
we have, we have the audio, everybody's heard it. We've literally heard you say those words.
And he lied to our faces and said, I never said that. You, you can look up the audio.
It's very easy to find. So he screwed himself over in Georgia by admitting that he told
Raff Ensberg, you owe me the votes. That proves, in my mind, intent. So you screwed yourself
over in Georgia. What about the documents case, right? That's being investigated by
Jack Smith. Well, when Donald Trump was asked by Kaitlyn Collins, have you ever showed those
classified documents to anybody? Trump answered, not really.
Not really, not really. Not really, by the way, is not No, I have not shown those documents
to anybody because if Donald Trump did show those documents to another human being without
a security clearance, then that is a whole new level of crimes, crimes that by the way,
Donald Trump passed a bill while being president of the United States, or signed a bill, increasing
the penalty for individuals who share classified information with other people who do not have
security clearances. So you just basically implicated yourself as breaking the very law
that you signed while president. So, ouch. That's gotta hurt. But hey, it's not just
the criminal investigations that Donald Trump implicated himself in when Kaitlyn Collins
asked
Him about the fact that you obviously have a lot of influence over your followers, referring
to January 6th Trump, uh, Kaitlyn Collins said, quote, that they listened to you like
no one else. And Donald Trump replied, I agree with that. Uh oh, because you're facing civil
lawsuits saying that you are liable for what your supporters did that day. And here you
are on the air on live national television saying you agree that you have unparalleled,
unfettered influence over what these people do. And since you did tell 'em to fight like
hell that day, um, you probably just lost those civil lawsuits as well. And of course,
there's also his, you know, election denial, uh, . You know, Mike Pence can totally
do these things, which he can't. So that's gonna hurt you in the investigation to overturn
the election results. So even though it was an unmitigated disaster on c n Wednesday night,
some good may come of it because Donald Trump may have screwed himself over in three criminal
investigations and in multiple civil lawsuits. And of course, that doesn't even address the
fact that he also appeared to, once again slander Eugene Carroll and legal experts have
also pointed out that she might either be able to sue him for defamation again, or she
can file an amended complaint, tack it onto the verdict that just came down and get even
more money out of him. So again, it was a disaster, but it's a disaster with a pretty
significant silver lining.