Michael Popok & Ben Meiselas: 'Donald Trump’s LETS IT SLIP, Biggest FEAR About The Supreme Court'

Source:Meidas Touch- left to right: U.S. Justice Brett Kavanaugh & Defendant Don.

"On the Legal AF podcast, trial lawyers Ben Meiselas and Michael Popok discuss and debate whether Justice Brett Kavanaugh, directly threatened by Trump’s attorneys, will end up being the swing vote in the next 60 days to keep Trump off the ballot as disqualified under the Constitution’s 14th Amendment or not." 

From the Meidas Touch

"It should be a slam dunk in the Supreme Court. I have faith in them. People like Kavanaugh, who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place, he'll step up," Habba said. "Those people will step up not because they're pro-Trump, but because they're pro-law, because they're pro-fairness, and the law on this is very clear."

From Newsweek

In case you missed what I said about Donald Trump's lawyers on Friday: 

"Look, I believe that Donald Trump's team are simply out of legal plays here. They know they lost and what I think they're doing here is simply trying to convince their boss Donald J. Trump, that they're still with him and he's still their man. And they still want to profit off his back. 

They filed their presidential immunity claim more than a month ago and haven't even tried to defend, or backup that position for how former, or current President's have presidential immunity from criminal prosecution. They're prepared to lose, but they don't want to lose their paychecks." 

From The New Democrat

And to talk about what Alina Habba said: if you are familiar with any good Italian Mafia film or documentary, that gets into not just the arrests at all the end that brings the criminal organization down, but then gets into the criminal trials of these mobsters, you know what these defense lawyers try to do and when they're know that their clients are guilty and that they simply can't get their clients off in a legal way. And I thinking of the HBO film about New York Italian Godfather John Gotti, simply called Gotti from 1996, or any good documentary about John Gotti's and his career as an Italian mobster in New York, during the 1970s and 1980s. 

So what Alina Habba is essentially doing here, is to not just pressure, but try to make it clear to U.S. Justice Kavanaugh that it's in his best interest to "rule the right way", which is in favor of her client Donald Trump. Otherwise his life could get pretty difficult for him. Which is what Italian mobsters and other mobsters and their lawyers, as well as other ethnic criminal organizations do in America, when their boss is in serious trouble and obviously guilty and looking at a long stint in prison.

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