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5:38Now PlayingDonald Trump isn’t sweating his indictment as much as you might think, and it looks like the charges might actually help him win the Republican nomination for President. Mike Papantonio & Farron Cousins discuss more.
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Donald Trump, well, he isn't sweating his indictment as much as you might think and it looks like the charges might actually help him win the Republican nomination for President. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins joins me now to talk about it. Farron, you know what, you're like a sooth sayer. I think you're the best in the progressive business at looking at a story and saying, this is where I think it's going to go. That's why I've enjoyed doing this with you for 20 years. So let's talk about this one. You know, if you talk to all the experts, you hear there's a problem with due process here. There's a problem with selective prosecution. There's a problem with vagueness of the indict. There's all of these problems that are centering around this. There's a problem with the jurisdiction when you can argue, you know, all you're gonna get is blue jurors. All you're gonna get is a blue judge. All you're gonna get is blue appellate judge. So, as I'm looking at this, they've got a lot of ways to hang this up for a long time, maybe already past the election. What do you think?
Yeah, I mean, they absolutely can, especially with, you know, 34 charges against him. That opens the door, you know, multiple different challenges per indictment.
Yeah.
You know, so they could wrap this up in the courts potentially for years. But based on what Trump has already seen in the last week, I don't think he wants to do that. I mean, what we are seeing right now is absolutely unbelievable because you have focus groups, you have polling data, and all of it shows that all of those Republican voters that were ready to get rid of Trump, they have now come back to him. They're saying, you know what? We are now supporting you. I was ready to move to Ron DeSantis, but I'm going to you, I'm going back to Trump.
Right. They're angry. I mean, if you really, if you really look at it, this is pure anger. Okay. When you look at, and here's the things that are coming up now. I mean, it's just in the last two days. I know you've looked at the articles. But the right is using this to remind everybody about all the things they talk, they talk about Antifa, how it's such a big problem, how it's part an extension of the Democratic Party. They talk about the transgender issues because that's tied into what they feel is gonna be on the docket for the next election. This, these are all points. Now these aren't my points.
Right.
These are points that are surfacing in the discussion right now. They're left wing Soros style billionaires controlling the media, controlling Hollywood, controlling the American financial system, aided by the FBI and the CIA, weaponizing the justice system. These are just a few. This is me going online trying to see what are, what's coming out now, what's bleeding through all of this. These are the things that are bleeding and their point is, it's, they're using all this to scare the hell out of everybody and say that he is the only man who can fix it. Now, you see what I'm saying?
Yeah.
I'm not, whether this is true or not, I don't, I don't know. But I can tell you these stories are all surfacing to be hung around the neck of the Democrats.
Yeah. They are. And of course, the Republicans fear is what motivates those voters more than anything else. And what they're giving them right now is this fear that, oh my God, if it can happen to Trump, it could happen to you. And that freaks these Republicans out. Like, oh my God, what's gonna happen to me? Well, if you haven't committed any crimes, you don't have to worry about it. But that, you know, that reality of that does not affect these folks. They look at this, no matter what happens.
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