C\mon, you mouthy SCHMUCKS, what could POSSIBLY be the reason for his last 2 allegedly competent lawyers quitting, ONE DAY AFTER HIS DUMB ASS GOT...well, YOU know:
NO explanation forthcoming? Doesn't the TIMING seem to be a bit telling to you guys? No theories at all?
65,256 views Jun 10, 2023
Things are going from bad to worse for Donald Trump, and the day after his indictments the few remaining competent lawyers on his team announced that they were quitting - just days before his scheduled arraignment. This means that Trump is left with the scrubs who have never handled high profile cases like this before, and that isn't going to end well for him. Farron Cousins explains what's happening. Link - https://www.reuters.com/legal/trump-f... Don't forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalanced
*This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. Well, just when Donald Trump probably thought things couldn't get any worse for him, his two remaining competent lawyers decided on Friday. The day after, of course, the indictments were announced that, uh, they're done. They are no longer going to be working for Donald Trump. And the lawyers, uh, who is it? Jim Trustee and John Rowley announced that they were resigning from Donald Trump's legal team. But you know, in their statement, they said they're, they're, they're totally sure Trump is gonna be a hundred percent vindicated and exonerated. Like definitely, definitely not gonna, uh, be found guilty. But, uh, they, they won't be around for that, for reasons that are still unclear. I mean, look, y'all were the lawyers who went to DC earlier this week to basically beg the Justice Department to not indict him. And then I'm pretty sure you learned at that meeting, yeah, we're gonna indict him the next day. Of course, uh, Jack Smith went down to that Miami grand jury, wrapped that up. Indictments were announced on Thursday, and then after a hell of a week, rally and trustee on Friday said, screw it. We're done. Best of luck to everybody. Hey, we know you're gonna do totally great. Don't you worry about a bit of it. But, uh, yeah, we're getting the hell outta here. Not exactly a vote of confidence, you know, regardless of them saying that, oh, he is totally gonna be, uh, vindicated if you thought that you wouldn't leave. Uh, let's be a hundred percent completely honest about that. And this is something by the way, that, uh, you know, 19 years of working at a law firm, I can tell you when lawyers leave a case, it's because it is, because not it's usually because it's because they know there's no chance of winning. That is why lawyers leave cases. That is why they abandon them. That is why they leave legal teams when they see that there is no path forward. And in the case of some of these Trump lawyers that they could possibly end up in trouble themselves, they leave, these two lawyers would not have abandoned Donald Trump the day after he gets indicted. If they thought for a second that they had a shred of hope of winning that case, you cannot convince me otherwise. Again, I have worked for 19 years side by side with some of the best lawyers in this country, and you don't abandon a case until all hope is lost. And I guarantee you that is exactly what happened with these lawyers. I'm also willing to bet that they did firmly believe that they themselves could end up in trouble representing Donald Trump. All right? We have seen it with virtually every other lawyer that Donald Trump has hired. But the problem Trump has now, and I did talk about this yesterday a little bit over at Ring of Fire, is that his lawyers are basically admitting, uh, two of them spoke to Rolling Stone this week on the condition of anonymity, that there's no strategy. They, they, they actually don't even have a plan. They don't know what they're going to do to defend this guy. Even though this case has been going on now, you know, even before the indictments for almost a year, well, technically for those involved, it's been, you know, two years ever since the National Archives first asked for all those records back. And Trump said, no, they have known for two years, they were eventually gonna have to defend this guy in court. And to this day, those lawyers tell us they still don't have a plan because the infighting is so bad. The paranoia among those lawyers is so bad, nobody knows what the hell they're doing. And they just lost what might be the only two remaining semi non-competent lawyers that Trump had working for him.
NO explanation forthcoming? Doesn't the TIMING seem to be a bit telling to you guys? No theories at all?
65,256 views Jun 10, 2023
Things are going from bad to worse for Donald Trump, and the day after his indictments the few remaining competent lawyers on his team announced that they were quitting - just days before his scheduled arraignment. This means that Trump is left with the scrubs who have never handled high profile cases like this before, and that isn't going to end well for him. Farron Cousins explains what's happening. Link - https://www.reuters.com/legal/trump-f... Don't forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalanced
*This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. Well, just when Donald Trump probably thought things couldn't get any worse for him, his two remaining competent lawyers decided on Friday. The day after, of course, the indictments were announced that, uh, they're done. They are no longer going to be working for Donald Trump. And the lawyers, uh, who is it? Jim Trustee and John Rowley announced that they were resigning from Donald Trump's legal team. But you know, in their statement, they said they're, they're, they're totally sure Trump is gonna be a hundred percent vindicated and exonerated. Like definitely, definitely not gonna, uh, be found guilty. But, uh, they, they won't be around for that, for reasons that are still unclear. I mean, look, y'all were the lawyers who went to DC earlier this week to basically beg the Justice Department to not indict him. And then I'm pretty sure you learned at that meeting, yeah, we're gonna indict him the next day. Of course, uh, Jack Smith went down to that Miami grand jury, wrapped that up. Indictments were announced on Thursday, and then after a hell of a week, rally and trustee on Friday said, screw it. We're done. Best of luck to everybody. Hey, we know you're gonna do totally great. Don't you worry about a bit of it. But, uh, yeah, we're getting the hell outta here. Not exactly a vote of confidence, you know, regardless of them saying that, oh, he is totally gonna be, uh, vindicated if you thought that you wouldn't leave. Uh, let's be a hundred percent completely honest about that. And this is something by the way, that, uh, you know, 19 years of working at a law firm, I can tell you when lawyers leave a case, it's because it is, because not it's usually because it's because they know there's no chance of winning. That is why lawyers leave cases. That is why they abandon them. That is why they leave legal teams when they see that there is no path forward. And in the case of some of these Trump lawyers that they could possibly end up in trouble themselves, they leave, these two lawyers would not have abandoned Donald Trump the day after he gets indicted. If they thought for a second that they had a shred of hope of winning that case, you cannot convince me otherwise. Again, I have worked for 19 years side by side with some of the best lawyers in this country, and you don't abandon a case until all hope is lost. And I guarantee you that is exactly what happened with these lawyers. I'm also willing to bet that they did firmly believe that they themselves could end up in trouble representing Donald Trump. All right? We have seen it with virtually every other lawyer that Donald Trump has hired. But the problem Trump has now, and I did talk about this yesterday a little bit over at Ring of Fire, is that his lawyers are basically admitting, uh, two of them spoke to Rolling Stone this week on the condition of anonymity, that there's no strategy. They, they, they actually don't even have a plan. They don't know what they're going to do to defend this guy. Even though this case has been going on now, you know, even before the indictments for almost a year, well, technically for those involved, it's been, you know, two years ever since the National Archives first asked for all those records back. And Trump said, no, they have known for two years, they were eventually gonna have to defend this guy in court. And to this day, those lawyers tell us they still don't have a plan because the infighting is so bad. The paranoia among those lawyers is so bad, nobody knows what the hell they're doing. And they just lost what might be the only two remaining semi non-competent lawyers that Trump had working for him.
