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BREAKING: Trump "Guilty of Numerous Felonies"..."Beyond Reasonable Doubt" - YouTube
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Speaker 1: major breaking news. This this聽
is this is absolutely huge. The prosecutor,聽聽
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who resigned recently from the Trump criminal聽
probe now says that Trump is guilty of numerous聽聽
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felonies beyond a reasonable doubt. This is not聽
a I'm going to pat myself on the back story,聽聽
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but it sort of is in the sense that when we聽
learned that these prosecutors resigned from聽聽
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the Trump probe, right wingers everywhere were聽
saying they resigned because they realized it聽聽
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was a witch hunt. And at the time, I said, there's聽
no evidence of that. And if we want to speculate,聽聽
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it seems more plausible to me that the prosecutors聽
investigating Trump resigned because they realized聽聽
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there's not actually any willingness to charge the聽
guy. And they found wrongdoing. That is exactly聽聽
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what one of the prosecutors now says. This story聽
cannot be cannot be understated in its importance.聽聽
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Former Manhattan prosecutor believed聽
Trump was guilty of numerous felonies.聽聽
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One of the prosecutors, who had been leading聽
the Manhattan District Attorney's investigation聽聽
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into former President Trump and the Trump聽
Organization, said in his resignation letter that聽聽
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he believed Trump was quote guilty of numerous聽
felony violations, per the New York Times.聽聽
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His financial statements were false, and he聽
has a long history of fabricating information聽聽
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relating to his personal finances, lying聽
about his assets to banks, the national media,聽聽
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counterparties and many others, including the聽
American people. This is Mark Pomerantz who wrote聽聽
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this in his resignation letter. The team that has聽
been investigating Trump harbors no doubt about聽聽
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whether he committed crimes. He did. I and others聽
have advised you that we have evidence sufficient聽聽
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to establish Trump's guilt beyond a reasonable聽
doubt. And we believe that the prosecution聽聽
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would prevail if charges were brought. And the聽
matter were tried to an impartial jury. No case is聽聽
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perfect. Whatever the risks of bringing the case聽
may be, I am convinced that a failure to prosecute聽聽
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will pose much greater risks in terms of public聽
confidence in the Fair Administration of Justice.聽聽
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This is one of the biggest stories around聽
presidential wrongdoing and criminality in聽聽
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decades in decades, and the right is ignoring聽
it. Pomerantz also expressed his concerns that聽聽
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not proceeding would doom future efforts at聽
prosecuting Trump in related cases. Guys,聽聽
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I hate to be, I know it sounds like I'm patting聽
myself on the back, but. They were just so wrong.聽聽
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And my speculation turned out to be not just聽
pointing in the right direction. It is exactly聽聽
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what Pomeranz is saying took place. This is聽
exactly what he says is going on. We suspected聽聽
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there is serious hesitation from days to be聽
the first to prosecute a former president.聽聽
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My prediction was if one prosecution went聽
forward, then a whole bunch of others would. But聽聽
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who wants to be the first because admittedly聽
this is politically unstable ground?聽聽
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And it is historically unstable ground, and it's a聽
big deal to charge a former president, I get that.聽聽
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But my sense was that these investigators were聽
resigning, not because there was no evidence聽聽
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and they were being forced to put together a聽
case against Trump. But my instinct was they're聽聽
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resigning because they're they're realizing聽
their work is going to be put in the toilet聽聽
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and flushed 10 to 15 times, as Donald Trump聽
likes to say. They were finding wrongdoing.聽聽
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And these are extraordinarily strong words聽
guilt beyond a reasonable doubt that we聽聽
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would be able to clearly establish in front of聽
a jury of the commission of multiple felonies.聽聽
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When did we last hear prosecutor speak that聽
way about the actions of a sitting or former聽聽
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sitting president? It is arguably unprecedented,聽
and they realize my boss isn't going to charge聽聽
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Trump. He's not going to do it. So what聽
the hell am I doing here doing this work?聽聽
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What we do know is they are hesitant about聽
charging Trump and that I understand that,聽聽
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but we now know the real reason why聽
they resigned. And it is exactly exactly聽聽
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what I suspected was going on. If there is a聽
miscarriage of justice here. It's that Trump聽聽
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has not been charged. I want to hear from you.聽
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