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One of the things that I have observed as an attorney who practiced who was a trial attorney for 34 years is that Judge Barchan is making such blatant, blatant reversible errors.

He absolutely knows that a conviction in this case, it will be reversed on appeal.

And it's as though he is attempting to do that because he knows that no such appeal

would actually take place prior to November, yet he would have a conviction on the books,

which is the classic.

And I think in this case exposes the way in which they are using lawfare against President Trump. I have never seen a judge

make the kind of errors that this judge has made in this case before. And I think he recognizes

that a conviction, it would be overturned on appeal. That is what our criminal, what our justice

system has turned into because of the lawfare being waged by the

Democrats. It has to end. I need to call this out. We collectively, prosecutors, are pushing the

boundaries of due process here. The general back and forth in the courtroom today was the defense

lawyers, defense lawyers saying, Your Honor, please tell the jury specifically what the other crime is,

right? Prosecutors have to prove falsified records for another crime. Defense lawyers were begging him.

They have to know what the other crime is. And prosecutors were saying, no, let's keep it very

vague and general. It's a bizarre world. I know that there is some aggressive reading of the New York statute that says, well, the jury doesn't really have to know what the other crime is.

But to me, that suggests that the DA's office is hell-bent on getting the conviction now and worry about that as a fallout.

In a corrupt New York courtroom, Justice Merchant will deliver on January 10th what amounts to a judicial shrug.

Unconditional discharge, they're calling it.

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