Can you believe it? I’ll be going to Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday to be ARRESTED by a Radical Left District Attorney, Fani Willis, who is overseeing one of the greatest Murder and Violent Crime DISASTERS in American History. In my case, the trip to Atlanta is not for “Murder,” but for making a PERFECT PHONE CALL! She campaigned, and is continuing to campaign, and raise money on, this WITCH HUNT. This is in strict coordination with Crooked Joe Biden’s DOJ. It is all about ELECTION INTERFERENCE!
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Day Analysis“TRUMP’S LEAD IS EVEN LARGER…LOOK AT THESE LEADS FOR DONALD TRUMP…”
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Trump's lead is even larger. So these are three polls that were out over the last week. Look at these leads for Donald Trump He's at 62% the CBS News. You go Paul 57% in Quinnipiac University 53% in the Fox News. Well, look at where DeSantis is and all these posts. Look how far back he is He doesn't crack 20% in any of them So in Iowa you have that 20 plus point lead for Donald Trump That's actually smaller than the lead we see nationally where we see these leads of 35, 40, near 50 points in this particular case.
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https://thenationalpulse.com/analysis-post/trumps-first-term-border-achievements-were-frankly-extraordinary/
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4065002-mccarthy-expunge-trump-impeachments/
https://www.mediaite.com/politics/real-americas-voice-host-grant-stinchfield-seethes-over-trump-indictment-this-only-makes-us-stronger/
The highly anticipated Des Moines Register Poll of Iowa Voters is just out: “DONALD TRUMP HOLDS COMMANDING LEAD In First Test of 2024 Republican Caucus Field.” Remember, I got the Farmers 28 Billion Dollars from China, the USMCA Trade Deal (& many others!), saved Ethanol, Social Security, and MediCare, & got Iowa “First In the Nation” status. Nobody else could have done this. Anyway, I’m at 51%, a 31 Point lead over “farmer hating” DeSanctimonious, with the others gaining on him, but not on me!
RT: https://truthsocial.com/users/FoxNews/statuses/110911664986884103 Governor Kemp of Georgia is fighting hard against the Impeachment of the crooked, incompetent, & highly partisan D.A. of Fulton County, Fani Willis, who has allowed Murder and other Violent Crime to MASSIVELY ESCALATE. Crime in Atlanta is WORST IN NATION. She should be impeached for many reasons, not just the Witch Hunt (I did nothing wrong!). Willis should focus on out of control Murder, not “I will get TRUMP” over a Perfect Phone Call. Georgia does not deserve this GIANT MURDER WAVE!
WE HAVE A DEPARTMENT OF INJUSTICE RIGGING THE ELECTION FOR CROOKED JOE BIDEN. UNLESS IT IS QUICKLY STOPPED, ALL FUTURE ELECTIONS WILL FOLLOW THE SAME PATH!
“A.G. Garland and Jack Smith, they are the criminals, not Donald Trump.” The “Great One,” Mark Levin.
A MUST WATCH! PART 1 of 2!@marklevinshow
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Hello America, welcome. I'm Mark Leven and this is Life, Liberty and Leven. We have two great guests tonight, Senator Tom Cotton and Victor Davis Hanson. But before I go to our great guests, we really need to take a step back and see what's happening to our country. I couldn't be happier that you're here this evening. There was a great philosopher, he didn't live that long, but a great philosopher in the 1800s. His name was Frederick Basquiat. He wrote a little book called The Law. Ronald Reagan had that book, among many other books, on his bookshelves at his home. Because what the man said was incredibly profound. And I want to quote him very, very briefly to lay the foundation for what I want to get to with you this evening. He said, "The law perverted and the police powers of the state perverted along with it. The law, I say, not only turned from its proper purpose but made to follow an entirely contrary purpose. The law become the weapon of every kind of greed. Instead of checking crime, the law itself is guilty of the evils it is supposed to punish." He said, "Unfortunately, law by no means confines itself to its proper functions. And when it has exceeded its proper functions, it is not done so merely in some inconsequential and debatable matters. The law has gone further than this. It has acted in direct opposition to its own purpose. The law has been used to destroy its own objective. It has been applied to annihilating the justice that it was supposed to maintain. To limiting and destroying rights, which its real purpose was to respect. The law has placed the collective force at the disposal of the unscrupulous, who wish without risk, to exploit the person, liberty, and property of others. It has converted plunder into a right in order to protect plunder. And it has converted lawful defense into a crime in order to punish lawful defense." That was written almost 200 years ago and that is exactly what's happening to our country today with the Democrat Party and this Marxist movement. Let's just take a big picture look here. Let's look at the federal level, the judges, the Department of Justice as applies to former president and candidate Donald Trump. In Washington they used a DC grand jury to bring Florida charges, venue shopping, and violation of Department of Justice rules for prosecutors and grand juries. Grand jury abuses by the so-called special counsel, including the denial of attorney-client privilege and due process to the former president. That is using attorney-client privilege information discussions with your lawyer and lawyer's notes with a grand jury, in which you don't have a lawyer there, in which you can't provide exculpatory information, in which you cannot challenge anything. We have a prosecutor working for Jack Smith who's accused of extorting a lawyer. Seems pretty serious to me. That is, he said he would help him get a judgeship in exchange for telling his client to turn state witness against former President Trump. Where is that now? It's being investigated in secret by the chief judge of that district who's another Obama appointee. We've heard nothing. Former president, as I said, stripped of attorney-client privilege and that was done in secret by another Obama judge. We have no idea why that occurred and her order remains secret. We're talking about a former president, the leading Republican nominee for president, and all these secret trial activities going on. Former president was stripped of his executive privilege authority to protect his conversations with his former vice president and his staff while he was president of the United States. That's never been done before. No attorney-client privilege, no executive privilege. Criminalized a document dispute using a search warrant, a SWAT team from the FBI, and seized records. Never done before in American history. An abuse of law, most aggressive use of the law to do something which is really outrageous. A secret search warrant we just heard from another Obama judge, allowing the government to seize all communications the former president had on Twitter, including private communications. Again, trial by secrecy in a Democrat courtroom with a Democrat judge, a Democrat prosecutor, a Democrat grand jury, Democrat future jury. Now why was that done in secret? The bogus argument, well, if he finds out that we're looking at his Twitter account, he may flee the country. Yeah, he'll leave his family, he'll leave Mar-a-Lago, he'll leave it all. He'll just flee the country. Now how ridiculous is that? Now what have they done? They use an 1871 Ku Klux Klan statute, a 2002 Enron statute, and financial obstruction statute, none of which has anything at all to do with January 6th. They use the 1917 Espionage Act which was passed by Woodrow Wilson to imprison his political opponents. Sound familiar? It was applied against Eugene Debs who was running for president on the Socialist Party, and he ran while he was in prison. I guess that's what the Biden administration thinks ought to happen now. Piling charges, as we say, that is making multiple criminal charges from a single event. Just piling them on, piling them on. Now why do they do that? Because they just want one conviction, and they want a jury to sit there and say, look, we got 40 charges here in the document case. All right, let's, let's find Gilly on one or two of them and we'll clear them with the rest. That's what's going on. Every dirty trick imaginable. There has been relentless leaking of investigative sensitive and even concealed information to the media, in particular Maggie Haberman at The New York Times, to the Washington Post and to CNN. And I've demonstrated here, I have examples of over 40 leaks from this prosecutor in the Department of Justice in the past six months in violation of federal law to destroy the objectivity of any jury pool. And as for The New York Times, I want you to remember something. Their reporter in Moscow was a Stalin mouthpiece. During the Holocaust, their bureau chief in Berlin was a Hitler mouthpiece while they covered up the Holocaust. I want to remind you, The New York Times helped install Fidel Castro, who had 28 guerrilla militia behind him. That was it. To overthrow the government in Cuba, which was, which was a corrupt government, but still it was the communist regime. And now The New York Times is trying to overthrow this government. In Atlanta, outrageous leaked district attorneys grand jury charges before the grand jury even met to vote on the charges, indicted 19 individuals, including the former president, for exercising their free speech rights, organizing a challenge to an ongoing political campaign for president, seeking dual electors in an extremely close election, which by the way is done often, providing legal advice, lobbing state officials, and then accusing them all because of all these so-called phony charges of mob action. That is RICO, a mob law, a grand conspiracy to obstruct and overturn the election. In other words, they were charged for routine political activity. The DA, who represents only Fulton County, Georgia, county prosecutor, nonetheless claims to use evidence involving six other states outside of Georgia, uses allegations made by the Pelosi January 6 committee, which have since destroyed God knows how much material that they collected on that committee in order to prevent the former president from using any exculpatory information that they may have come across to defend himself. This is a federal matter, not a state matter. She's obviously coordinating with the Department of Justice and the special counsel, Jack Smith. We know this. She was directly asked if she was and she said, "I'm not discussing my investigation." That's a yes and she's not discussing her investigation, which means she's been coordinating with Jack Smith. This is not only interference in a federal election, it's a bald-faced attempt to empower thousands and thousands of local and state prosecutors to decapitate the federal government, if there's a Republican candidate, if there's a Republican president. Just to decapitate it. More on that later.
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A MUST WATCH! PART 2 of 2!@marklevinshow
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Now, New York, what do we have? Let's not forget we have a DA, a Soros DA, a Democrat DA. He breathes life into a case that was rejected ultimately by the prior DA, another Democrat. And what is that about? Nondisclosure agreements. Nondisclosure agreements. It is a completely phony case. There's over 30 charges of federal crimes against the President of the United States. He takes misdemeanors, and they weren't even misdemeanors, but he takes them, turns them into felonies, makes these preposterous allegations. And that's the first set of indictments. Every one of these prosecutors is conflicted. Alvin Bragg, a Soros prosecutor, a radical Democrat in Manhattan, and he ran on charging Donald Trump. Fannie Willis, a radical elected Democrat who's fundraising off the charges against Donald Trump for her next election. Jack Smith, a former top official in the Eric Holder Department of Justice, worked closely with him, with former FBI director James Comey and his general counsel Andrew Weissman, who's all over MSNBC spewing his stupidity. And of course, Smith's wife is a Democrat activist and Obama's sycophant with a long record of prosecutorial abuses of process, that is Jack Smith, pressuring and threatening witnesses, bankrupting criminal targets, leaking campaigns with friendly reporters, like Haberman over there at the New York Times, other news outlets, the Washington Post, CNN, and so forth. Now, let's step back. This DA in Atlanta, as well as Jack Smith, what are they doing? What have they done? Alan Dershowitz wrote an important piece for the Daily Mail. Among other things, he says, during the course of our challenges, since Bush Gory was representing the people of Palm Beach County in that litigation. Many tactics similar to those employees in 2020 were attempted. Lawyers wrote legal memoranda outlining possible courses of conduct, including proposing a slate of alternate electors who would deliver our preferred election results to Congress. This is normal. In 2000, Florida state officials were lobbied to secure recounts in selected counties, which we thought the tally would favor us. We were trying to find at least 600 votes that would change the result. The new indictment features Trump's phone call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, which was captured in an audio recording. In the conversation, Trump asks him to find 12,000 votes. In my mind, says Dershowitz, this call is among the most exculpatory pieces of evidence. Trump was entitled as a candidate to ask a Georgia state official to locate votes that he believes were not counted. Trump was told that in some of these Republican counties that the votes aren't in yet or they can't, you know, actually find the ballots in the votes. And he says, well, can't you find whatever it is, 11 or 12,000 votes? That's it. In 2000, attempts were made to influence various Florida officials to recount the votes. Now the former president's request that Georgia's Speaker of the House reconsider the count was being considered as soliciting a public official to violate his oath. You understand the extent to which the criminal activity is the criminal activity of the Biden administration, the Department of Justice, Merrick Garland and Jack Smith. They are the criminals. Let's look at what Hillary Clinton did. Oh, I know the media hate to do this because the media are frauds, unfreedom of the press, an entire book on what the media have done to this country. This is not a free press. This is a problem. Russia type press. This is a state press. This is a press that everything I'm telling you right now, they will never discuss. They will never have a legal analyst on there discussing it. The people who watch these programs, even though they have very, very small audiences, the big part of their audience members of Congress, people in the White House, other press and influencers. That's their audience. That's their audience. As for these judges, judges are flesh and blood. They're human beings too. And some of them are better than others. Some of them are radical activists, Democrats. Some of them are brilliant and objective. Unfortunately, Trump is getting most of the former. Tired book on that too. Men in black. So what did Hillary Clinton do? She walks the country free. She's gaggling all over the place. She's getting into friendly media. She's laughing about all these indictments. Hillary Clinton should be in prison for her entire life. Over 4,500 criminal statutes in the US code that exist today. The one mostly used are conspiracy, false statements, money laundering, obstruction, perjury, mail fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, tax evasion. Hillary Clinton. To convict Clinton, it must be shown that she acknowledged that classified emails were contained on her private server. And they said the most recent tally by the State Department of their review of 30,000 Clinton emails indicates at least 671 emails sent or received by Clinton contained classified information. This fact stands in stark contrast to the statement she gave to reporters in July of that year when she said, "I'm confident that I've never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent or received." According to the October 16th Fox News report, the FBI is also looking to see if Clinton committed gross negligence on the Espionage Act for failure to keep national defense information safe. 18 U.S.C. 793. They're using that against Trump. Notably, the information doesn't necessarily have to be marked as classified to violate the statute. The article citing an intelligence community source who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the intelligence source said, "The subsection requires a lawful possession of national defense information by a security clearance holder who through gross negligence, such as the use of an unsecured computer network, permits the material to be removed or abstracted from its proper secure location." She even hired an IT person on her own, Don, who works for the Department of State to handle the server. That's how much she didn't want anyone to know about the server. By the way, that's a crime too. You're not allowed to subsidize or receive private moneys for doing what is a government job, and that's sort of what he was doing for her at her request, but nobody talks about that. She destroyed over 30,000 e-mails. They destroyed their cell phones. Nobody was dragged in front of a grand jury. There was no search done of her home for any other servers or information. She did an interview. Her staff was permitted to be there. Her lawyers were permitted to be there. Her lawyers destroyed this information based on header information, not substantive information, and she escaped. In the Presidential Records Act that applies to Trump, which gives the president authority over documents like no other official in the government, including a secretary of state or an ex-secretary of state, she didn't have that defense. She didn't have that statute. Trump has that, and he's charged with 40 counts. And he's charged with a total of 91 counts from these three prosecutors. Now, let's look at the Bidens quickly. You have a U.S. attorney, stupidly appointed by Bill Barr, not a special counsel, who for five and a half years, five and a half years investigating under Biden, during the course of the five and a half years, he allows the most significant tax violations to run, that is, outrun the statute of limitations. So good is he at this, that Merrick Garland then appoints him a special counsel to give him more protection and more authority. Shortly after he's appointed a special counsel, another statute runs last week. Did you hear about that? Involving possible bribery. That one's now off the table. This guy created the sweetheart deal and he approved it until the judge stopped them. And now Hunter Biden's lawyers saying, you know, this judge is biased. We need a new judge. That's the guy they pick. The Bidens are involved in bribery, extortion, money laundering, false statements, fraud, far violations and more. No investigation of Joe Biden whatsoever. No grand jury, no U.S. attorney, no special counsel, no public integrity section, nothing. And the man receives tens of millions of dollars, his family does, just because his family is so important. None of them have a real job, not one of them. But they received tens of millions of dollars from the communist Chinese, over $31 million, according to Peter Schweizer, nearly $50 million, according to Congresswoman Mace. We don't even know it's so big. And he's the president of the United States who was bought and paid for, as is his family. Not one investigation of Joe Biden. Look what they're doing to Trump. Look how they're breaking the Constitution. Look how they're breaking the law. The law is being used to destroy the law, very fast now. Be right back.
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President Trump has stood with our communities in South Florida, Cuban Americans, Venezuelan Americans, to stand for freedom in this hemisphere and stand against the dictatorship in places like Caracas and Havana. But let me tell you about the president when we had a hurricane hit Northwest Florida, a lot of people had forgotten about that. Those folks were really, really in dire straits. I went up to the Oval Office and even though a lot of people told him don't do anything, just let it go, he was right there standing behind the people of Northwest Florida. He has helped rejuvenate that area. Is Southwest Florida Trump country or what? Then Mr. Trump said, "You're fired." I love that part. And the president has stood. We're one of the most military and veteran-friendly states in the country. He has stood by our veterans and he has stood by our military. And so our success in Florida, obviously we've got a lot of great people in this state, but we have a president who not only understands Florida, he supports what we're doing here. Is Southwest Florida Trump country or what? Is Southwest Florida Trump country or what? When we were trying to get Floridians access to cheaper prescription drugs, we had an avenue to let people buy them in Canada because it's about a third of the price a lot of times. And everyone said, "No, you can't do it, you can't do it." I went up, met with the president, he said, "No, no, no, we're doing it." And so they're in the process of putting that through right now. Make America great again. People say Ron's all Trump, but he is so much more. Big League, so good. I just thought you should know. So thank you Mr. President for being a good friend of Florida. [MUSIC PLAYING]
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David Rivkin, a highly respected Constitutional law scholar, just clearly stated that I have “Constitutionally-based immunity” and “absolute immunity!”
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For more, I'm joined by constitutional attorney and former Justice Department official David Rifkin. Good to see you, David. Thanks for being here. So a local prosecutor, wasn't even a state prosecutor, a local prosecutor using racketeering charges against a former president, 18 others. The Wall Street Journal, by the way, editorialized this week, inflating it into a RICO conspiracy makes the case less credible, not more. Now, I know you agree with that. Explain why. It is a very broad-ranging charge. It's a charge that incorporates as predicate offenses, lots of exercises or First Amendment rights, including things like tweets. It's never been used in that way. Obviously, RICO is typically used in the context of real basic criminal conduct. But it's not just the substantive charges. I think that this is a very weak case that's going to die very quickly, at least as far as being prosecuted in Georgia courts. You do have attorneys for Mark Meadows, who is Trump's former chief of staff, who filed a motion a couple of days ago to have a case transferred to Federal District Court, which they entitled because of a statutory immunity for federal offices, which is the case, obviously, Mr. Meadows, as well as Mr. Clark, who was a DOJ attorney. So this case does not have, and it's not just, David, a transfer venue to a federal court. It is also an immunity to which they're both entitled. And as I've argued in an article for you a little while ago, President Trump has a constitutionally based immunity based upon the Supreme Court case, as called Nixon v. Fitzgerald, to give some absolute immunity for all the actions done within the outer perimeter of his constitutional duties, even if those actions were unlawful. So the Fulton County case is not going to hold. Yeah, I was just going to say, other than that, you think it's fine. But also, there's a guy named Rudy Giuliani, who's one of the co-defendants, a guy who became famous as a prosecutor using RICO. He knows RICO better than probably anybody in the United States right now. He knows, not only knows how to use it against somebody, but he's probably seen every defense against it imaginable. Who do you think is going to win that if it ever goes to court against him? The prosecutor, the local prosecutor, or Rudy Giuliani? I will put my money on Giuliani. But as I said, I do not think that this case would ever be litigated on the merits, given the immunity arguments, which I actually do not apply to defendants from Georgia. But I wanted to emphasize both of the viewers, despite the weakness of those cases, leaving aside all the political implications, polarization, the dual justice system, it's a horrible precedent. As you said in your introduction, we have a local district attorney, not even an AG, bringing cases, and it's particularly the case with Ms. Willis, that goes to the heart, however you feel about what Trump did, and people like Jeff Clark or Mark Meadows, that were essentially discharging the duties of their federal office. This is a horrible precedent for federalism, separation of powers, exercise of first amendment rights, and a variety of other things. These are truly toxic cases, and even though I think all of them, or most of them are going to die, that does not diminish the toxicity, so I find them quite regrettable. David, it's also a pile on, because basically a lot of the charges are the same ones that Jack Smith brought on a federal level, and they both get to the issue, both cases try to get into the mind of Donald Trump, deciding whether or not he knew or didn't know whether he was lying or wasn't lying about what happened in the election. There's so much supposition in these charges, and then the question of isn't a candidate allowed to contest an election? It's like, sorry, you're not allowed to have the free speech to either question it publicly or actually try to defend your case in court. Yes, it definitely criminalizes the rough and tumble of electioneering and battles over elections. It is going to be played out for other people down the road. It is highly regrettable. I cannot tell you how depressing I find it. And then, by the way, the question of what did Trump believe is irrelevant actually for immunity purposes, which is an objective test, and it goes to whether or not he was doing things that will then again were the sphere of his obvious constitutional responsibility. David, very quickly, I want to ask a question. If you could answer as quickly as possible on the Biden investigations that are going on. Special counsel David Weiss, he wasn't special counsel before last week, but he has been making claims about his independence this past week, about how independent he is. I'm just wondering, do you believe that he is completely independent from the Department of Justice? No, I don't for two reasons. First of all, you choose special counsel from outside department. Second, one of the things he should be investigating is what happened in the front end with this aborted plea, and he was the one who was involved in it. So how can it investigate himself? It's appalling. It's cynical and appalling. David Rifkin, good to see you, sir. Thank you very much.
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