‘Crazy uncle theory': Trump's rants won't torpedo the SPLC's trial
[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKDFTO-DN-k]
The SPLC lost its motion to dismiss its case for vindictive prosecution, despite a relentless "media blitz" by Donald Trump, Todd Blanche, Kash Patel and other senior officials rhetorically convicting them long before a trial. Investigative journalist Phil Williams has a theory: Trump is getting a pass because of the "crazy uncle theory" that plays off his attacks on the presumption of innocence as inconsequential blather.
Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News explores the ruling, the upcoming trial against the legendary civil rights group, and what it means for the rule of law in the United States in an extended interview.
The SPLC lost its motion to dismiss its case for vindictive prosecution, despite a relentless "media blitz" by Donald Trump, Todd Blanche, Kash Patel and other senior officials rhetorically convicting them long before a trial. Investigative journalist Phil Williams has a theory: Trump is getting a pass because of the "crazy uncle theory" that plays off his attacks on the presumption of innocence as inconsequential blather.
Adam Klasfeld of All Rise News explores the ruling, the upcoming trial against the legendary civil rights group, and what it means for the rule of law in the United States in an extended interview.
