Trump’s Revenge Machine Keeps Losing | Glenn Kirschner on Six Questions with Steven Beschloss
July 16, 2026
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump promised revenge—and according to former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, his weaponized prosecutions are repeatedly going down in flames. But the failure of individual cases does not erase the damage being done to the Department of Justice, the rule of law, and public trust.
Kirschner joins Steven Beschloss on Six Questions to examine Trump’s attempts to prosecute political enemies, Todd Blanche’s loyalty to the president, the handling of the Epstein files, the Supreme Court’s expansion of presidential power, and the reforms he believes are necessary to restore accountability.
Kirschner also explains why America’s failures after Richard Nixon and January 6 created an increasingly dangerous precedent: When powerful people escape consequences, the next would-be authoritarian learns that the law can be ignored.
Can the Justice Department be rebuilt? Should the Supreme Court be expanded? And what must happen once Trump is no longer in power?
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