How Trump Is Being Railroaded By A Black Revolutionary Stooge Of The Communist Left - #614

THE SAVAGE NATION

Michael Savage

News, Politics, News Commentary

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🗓️ 18 August 2023

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Savage speaks with top national defense attorney Dan Horowitz and Senior Editor-at-Large for Breitbart News and Harvard Law alum Joel Pollak about the Georgia Indictment of President Trump. Hear their expert analysis of the latest attack on Trump: Could the defendants be forced to flip on Trump? Who is Fanni Willis and how is she linked to the Black Panthers? Why was the indictment announced at midnight? Why were the charges leaked early? How does this mirror totalitarian tactics? How a judge prevented Trump from expanding his legal team. Why do Democrats want to bankrupt Trump? How much more can Trump withstand? How will this impact his campaign? How legal scholars and the media are influencing the DOJ. Why is this case "pardon-proof" in Georgia? Who is the judge appointed to this case? Why Fani Willis may be motivated by ego. Did Hilary Clinton and Stacey Abrams make the same claims? How will these cases possibly play out? Could Trump face prison time? Why the Georgia indictment is the most frightening of all. Pollak shares his Harvard experience and how the Ivy League creates an elite system that persists in media and government. How elite universities have international reach, including the Israeli Supreme Court. He shares his background on the McCain campaign and his transition from Democrat to Conservative. Pollak tells the fascinating story of his mother-in-law and how she was ostracized by the communists in South Africa. He chronicles her journey in his latest book -- Rhoda: ‘Comrade Kadalie, You Are Out of Order!’ Then, hear what The Rock of Ages tells us about today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, the world's most exciting podcast, The Savage Nation.
0:11.5	Home of borders, language, culture, here he is, Michael Savage.
0:20.8	Before we begin our interview with Joel Pollock, I just got a call from my friend Dan Harrowitz,
0:26.4	the criminal defense attorney who's represented many of the most important cases in America.
0:32.2	He is a white collar defense attorney.
0:35.2	He knows how this works.
0:37.5	He has worked both in state and federal courts for over 25 years.
0:42.0	Here's what Dan has to say about what's actually going on in the mind of this very dangerous
0:49.5	Georgia DA.
0:50.5	Dan, go ahead, please.
0:52.6	What's going on?
0:53.6	Is that by unditing 19 Trump-related people, ten of them are going to run to the prosecutor
1:00.5	and beg to tell their stories and beg to turn against Trump as witnesses, and they're going
1:06.9	to sit in a little room for hours, saying everything bad they can against Trump, so that
1:12.2	the Georgia prosecutor pats him on the head and says, good boy, good girl, okay, I'll drop
1:16.9	the charges against you and now you're a state's witness.
1:20.3	That evidence will then be given to the federal prosecutor who kept the case simple for
1:26.0	obvious reasons, so it goes to trial quickly, but all of a sudden, ten witnesses who would
1:31.1	have been very tepid, if called to the stand, now still there guts to do implicate Trump
1:38.2	to give themselves out of trouble.
1:39.9	So the Georgia case is really a partner to the federal case, and they're probably working
1:45.4	together, either directly or through intermediaries, to do exactly that.
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