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I'm Ben Myceles from the Midas Touch Network. Look, I am no fan of the former governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie.

But there is something enjoyable watching him just lay into Donald Trump over and over and over again in this most recent town hall style event.

I guess that's what you want to call it. That was held on CNN, Chris Christie just repeatedly slam Donald Trump and some of the stuff is just so good that he's saying it's so on point.

I want to share it with you right now. So this is Chris Christie going over the 37 count indictment and he's asked by Anderson Cooper, what's most egregious to you?

And Chris Christie says, well, I got three things and he just lays it out. Pretty good here. Play this clip.

37 counts, what to you is the most egregious?

Well, the most can I get the third three most? I mean, because there's so much. I mean, first, first, it's the nature of the documents that he kept.

I mean, battle plans against Iran, nuclear secrets, the presidential daily brief, which has the most important intelligence information that anyone in the country can get.

These are not his personal documents. This isn't like his doodle notes on his pad or like a nice, you know, newspaper article about himself.

These are intelligence documents created by the government of the United States. It's our property and the government is supposed to have that stuff not laying around. That's one, two, to suggest to your lawyers that they should lie in response to grand jury.

I've had a number of people ask me why did his lawyer make those voice memos about each meeting? I know why he did because this guy was asking him to lie and break the law and he wanted to contemporaneous recording of exactly what was happening when it was happening because he also knew that Donald Trump has he's done before we throw his lawyer under the bus and say the lawyer was lying.

The third thing is he is voluntarily putting our country through this. If at any point before the search in August of 22, he had just done what anyone I suspect in this audience would have done, which is say, all right, you're serious. You're serving a grand jury subpoena. Let me just give the documents back. He wouldn't have been charged.

He wouldn't have been charged with anything, even though he had kept them for almost a year and a half. None of this had to have none of this would have this is all him saying again, it's what I was saying at the top. He's saying I'm more important than the country in this next clip. Chris Christie turns his eye or two the modern day Republican party and says.

There are people most people in the Republican party who blame everybody other than Donald Trump. Like when will you actually blame the actual person responsible for this play this clip.

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