Welcome everybody to Crystal Kyle and friends. Today we're going to be talking to Norm Finkelstein. I know you have a lot of questions

about the what's going on with the ICC and Israel and the I.C. J as well I guess you can

say at this point and he's going to lend some of his expertise for us so there's

plenty to talk about on that front but before we get into that as of the time of the

recording of this guys they're currently deliberating the jury is

deliberating visa The jury is deliberating vis-a-vis Trump. And it's kind of

crazy that when this drops people will probably already know like what the

deal is what happens. A lot hinges on this man if he's uh found guilty then that

really does it's like a it's like a lifeline for the biding campaign but if he's found not

guilty you could argue it's a steak through the heart of the Biden campaign.

I mean, you might be able to argue that, you know?

Yeah, I think, so what do you think the political fallout will be, if any?

Because I don't know, I'm kind of the opinion that it won't make that much of a difference either way at this point.

Oh, if he's guilty, I think there will be at least a three or four point change

permanent change or like a drop that'll resolve.

Look I don't think people like the idea of voting for a convicted felon.

I just think they don't. I think they, we know how this country treats

felons. And you could argue it's even a bad thing. The way we treat felons

that like, you know, people find it fucking impossible to even get a job after they've been to

prison. There's a really like snoddy attitude towards convicted felons and if Trump becomes a convicted

felon and if he spends some time in jail I mean I think people it changes the perception

anybody who's on the fence is no longer on the fucking fence they're either gonna

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