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Like who, Alan Dershowitz?

Hardcore, who used to go by Recliner Pilot has said this before in this forum, despite the confession of the actual perpetrator and no DNA evidence linking them to the crime.

Fun Fact: Nothing in the Constitution requires a trial judge to schedule around religions.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1782809646161448987 David Pecker testifies that, following his 2015 meeting with Trump and Cohen, he met with former National Enquirer editor-in-chief Dylan Howard. Pecker outlined the arrangement and described it as "highly private and confidential." Pecker asked Howard to notify the tabloid's West Coast and East Coast bureau chiefs that any stories that came in about Trump or the 2016 election must be vetted and brought straight to Pecker — and "they'll have to be brought to Cohen." Pecker told Howard the arrangement needed to stay a secret because it was being carried out to help Trump's campaign. @NBCNews

I would say that pleading guilty to a crime probably constitutes losing a case. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/james-okeefe-avoids-jail-time/ James O'Keefe Avoids Jail Time James O'Keefe, who is best known for bringing down the community-organizing group ACORN by posing as a pimp, pleaded guilty today to unlawfully entering federal property, but he avoided jail time, according to reports.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1782803062043668980 David Pecker is testifying about an August 2015 meeting at Trump Tower attended by Trump and Michael Cohen — as well as Hope Hicks, who came in and out of the room. Pecker says he received a phone call from Cohen that "the boss wanted to see me." Pecker says it was there that he agreed to help Trump. "I said what I would do is I would run or publish positive stories about Mr. Trump, and I would publish negative stories about his opponents." @NBCNews

And falsifying business records in New York is a crime. https://criminaldefense.1800nynylaw.com/ny-penal-law-170-10-falsifying-business-records-in-first-degree.html#:~:text=Under this statute%2C a person,or remove any such record. NY Penal Law § 170.10: Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree Under this statute, a person is guilty of falsifying business records in the first degree if they, with the intent to defraud, make or cause a false entry in the business records of an enterprise, or alter, destroy, conceal, or remove any such record. The enterprise can be any type of organization, including corporations, partnerships, non-profit organizations, and government agencies.

Project Veritas put out edited video interviews that were deliberately misleading and they refused to release the unedited interviews to disprove the claims made against them (particularly by some folks who were interviewed, who said the questions shown in the interviews were not those actually asked of them nor what they were replying to).

James O'Keefe tweet, so no credibility to the accusation based on his body of work with Project Veritas.

And it was here.

I understand enough about Marxism to know that the Antifa anarchists have nothing to do with it. If you ask an Antifa member, "Are you a Communist?" They will answer, "No, I am anti-fascist."

From WaPo: The charges: Trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

Source is James O'Keefe, the discredited ex-member of Project Veritas.

That is literally absurd. There is no proof those organizations are the same people or connected in any way (if you can even call Antifa an organization). That crackpot, Rockaction, on the PSF claimed that, but the only evidence he could offer was one New Yorker article quoting one BLM member (just one and only one) saying Antifa was working with BLM.

Yeah, that's all part of the left's larger plan.

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1782435473668854124 Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo told the jury that Michael Cohen's testimony will be backed up by emails, text messages, phone logs, and business documents. "And it will be backed up by Donald Trump’s own words on tape, in social media posts, in his own books, and in videos of his own speeches."

I think he did and paid a fine but it was a clerical error done by his campaign.

Thanks! It does articulate all the elements of the crimes charged. Once again you have proven you have no idea what you are talking about. Not a clue.

Mike Johnson did the right thing, probably because he figured he was dead meat anyway (so to speak). In his obituary, this will be listed as one of his few accomplishments during his tenure as Speaker of the House, so he probably takes pride in that he will be perhaps his only positive legacy.