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Trump Could Get Hit With Wire Fraud Charges Over Bogus Fundraising Scheme - YouTube
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While seditious conspiracy may be one of the
most obvious, uh, potential crimes that Donald
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Trump may have committed with regard to January
6th.
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There's other crimes that are really starting
to rear their ugly heads right now, right?
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Witness tampering, obstruction of justice
fraud against the us government.
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And now a new one that people are finally
starting to listen to wire fraud and the wire
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fraud claims actually come from the fact that
beginning, just several days after the presidential
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election, actually on the day, it was officially
called for president Biden, Donald Trump and
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his team started sending out emails, telling
people that you have to give us money for
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this election defense task force is what they
called it in these emails that went out from
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the following weeks and months, they kept
talking about the election defense task force,
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send us money for the election defense task
force.
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And we're gonna use that money.
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They make very clear in these emails.
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We're gonna use all of this money to challenge
the 2020 election results in court, but Hey,
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we gotta have money to do it.
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So give to our election defense task force.
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So the problem with that of course, is that
the election defense task force doesn't exist.
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All the money that people were donating went
right into Donald Trump's political action
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committees.
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None of which is an election defense task
force.
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Furthermore, as has been reported for well
over a year, Donald Trump didn't spend a single
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dime of his money that he raised on any election
challenges.
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All that money either came from the individuals
filing the lawsuits or from outside groups,
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pumping money in to allow the lawsuits to
be filed.
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Trump raised money.
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In other words, on false premises, which of
course should be considered wire fraud here
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is what one former, uh, assistant us attorney
for the middle district of Florida had to
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say about it.
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It's not whether you know something.
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Absolutely for sure.
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It's, if it's quote, reasonably foreseeable
to you, that people will believe promises
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and statements that you either know aren't
true or are reckless or deceptive, which you
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are trying to use to get something of value.
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That's basically what they're talking about
with regard to wire fraud.
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It doesn't matter if Donald Trump did or didn't
believe the claims, right?
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It doesn't matter if he did or didn't intend
to use the money for that.
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And then never got around to it.
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All that matters is that they knew the election
defense task force of course was not real.
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And they knew that they were making stuff
up to get people, to send them money.
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And they took the money.
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Now again, kind of seems like a pretty clear
cut case of wire
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Fraud.
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And if we were dealing with something, that's
not a campaign finance issue, this probably
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would've already been prosecuted.
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You know, if I were to go out there, start
a little, you know, charity and tell people,
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give me money so I can go save the sea turtles.
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And instead of saving the sea turtles, you
send me money and I go buy a mega yacht.
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Actually that sounds like a fraud scheme.
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We've we've heard recently, right?
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With the, we build the wall people cuz they
raise money saying we're gonna build the border
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wall.
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They raised tens of millions of dollars.
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And then they used it to buy themselves all
kinds of fancy things.
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This is no different.
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This story to me is literally no different
just because the money's going into a political
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action committee instead of, you know, into
the pockets of a bunch of scammers, doesn't
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make a difference.
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It's the same scenario.
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So if you ask me, I think Donald Trump needs
to be worried about this wire fraud scheme
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one because they knew the claims they were
making were totally bogus anyway.
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And two, they knew they weren't gonna spend
any money trying to fight the election.
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This is something the DOJ needs to be looking
at thoroughly.
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This is something the January 6th committee
is not necessarily investigating, cuz they've
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got way too many things to investigate now.
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So DOJ off your butts do this, cuz this is
right up your alley.
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And maybe we can finally get Donald Trump
behind bars.
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I know it's a long shot.
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I know we don't like to be too optimistic
about those things, but this seems like a
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pretty clear cut case
to me.
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