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Trump Trial: The Weakest Case In History? | Ep 202

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Alan Dershowitz is a former Felix Frankfurter Professor Of Law, Emeritus at Harvard Law School. He is with me today to discuss "the weakest case he's ever seen in 60 years of practicing law." Alan discusses how the prosecution never brought Allen Weisselberg to corroborate Michael Cohen's testimony. Speculating that Weisselberg would have said something different, further proving Cohen is an absolute liar. Dershowitz was in court where he watched Judge Merchan act like Robert Deniro's "psycho" character from Taxi Driver and that this all needs to be televised so Americans can see what is actually happening in the courtroom. Between Cohen lying in the stand and Judge Merchan's behavior, the motives are simple, get Trump. Nobody in the history of this country has ever been charged with failing to disclose hush money.. Alan Dershowitz explains the likely scenarios should there be a conviction in the Trump trial. Stay till the end as Alan explains the ultimate outcome of the entire case after an appeal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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