Thank you Tucker Carlson, for having me on to discuss election interference, aka potential frivolous indictment of President @realDonaldTrump on bogus paperwork charges. My partners at the Dhillon Law Group are working to defend him against this political attack, which undermines public confidence:
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I mean, Dylan is the founder and managing partner of Don't Law Group. She joins us tonight. I mean, thanks so much for coming on the. I think you would agree that the case, at least as it's been described in the leaks to The New York Times, The Washington Post, seems ridiculous. Do you is there any indication there's coordination with the with the Biden White House or DOJ on this? Well, look, Tucker, thanks for having me. Two of my partners are involved in this case on the President Trump side. And have been meeting with the prosecutors here. So most of what we've been able to divine about this case has been by reading the entrails that is The New York Times, which is the favorite source to leak to of New York law enforcement. And so we don't know exactly what they're aiming for. But as we can see from Robert Costello's statements just now, it appears to be divorced from what the facts are and more about what the agenda is. And so this prosecution, if it comes through, is absolutely baseless. It's ludicrous. It has been rejected not only by the FEC, as you mentioned, but also by federal prosecutors and also by prior prosecutors of New York State. So this is really well past its sell by date. A, it does not fly in court. It is frivolous. And what you are looking at really, Tucker, is the mother of all election interference here, like you said in your lead into this segment. And so what I can also say is that prosecutors are meant to do not just what they can get away with in court, but they're meant to do justice. And is this justice? So there are apparently at least 10 prosecutors sitting in the room yesterday or last week, rather, when this presentation was made. So that's the amount of manpower that they're putting to hear from lawyers, hear from witnesses at the same time in New York when the real status is absolutely falling apart there. So I hope for the sake of this country and for the sake of the citizens and voters confidence in our legal system that this doesn't come to pass because it will absolutely be catastrophic for public confidence and for the rule of law in this country. I think that's the point right there. It all falls apart when you use your justice system to prosecute political grudges. Armie Dylan, thank you so much for that. Appreciate it. Thanks for having me.
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