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Glenn Kirschner: Todd Blanche’s Epstein Conduct Should Disqualify Him | Six Questions
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9:58Now PlayingWhat is the most disqualifying act committed by Todd Blanche?
For former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, the answer begins with the treatment of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and Blanche’s handling of convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.
Kirschner argues that Blanche accepted Maxwell’s claims without meaningfully confronting her with the evidence used to convict her—and then rewarded her while victims were pushed aside. He calls the episode an “obscene perversion” of the prosecutor’s role.
The conversation then expands to the broader politicization of the Department of Justice, allegations surrounding the Epstein files and the Supreme Court’s decision to grant Donald Trump sweeping presidential immunity.
Can the lower federal courts continue to restrain presidential abuses when the Supreme Court repeatedly expands executive power?
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