Axios reports:
Donald Trump’s former attorney Alan Dershowitz said Friday that the Department of Justice has enough evidence to indict the former president but doesn’t expect it to happen. Dershowitz said on Fox News’s “Hannity” that “there is enough evidence here to indict Trump.”
“But Trump will not be indicted in my view because the evidence doesn’t pass what I call the Nixon-Clinton standards,” he said.
“The Nixon standard is, the case has to be so overwhelmingly strong that even Republicans support it,” he said. “And the Clinton standard is, why is this case more serious than Clinton’s case where there wasn’t a criminal prosecution?”
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Trump’s former attorney Alan Dershowitz said that the Department of Justice has enough evidence to indict the former president but doesn’t expect it to happen. https://t.co/BP1zmhgGnj
— Axios (@axios) August 27, 2022
Alan Dershowitz claims Trump can’t get any decent lawyers to represent him because “they don’t want to be treated how Dershowitz was treated.” Sobbing, he spun his noisemaker, adjusted his party hat, hugged his imaginary cat and blew out the candle on his lonely cupcake
— Paul Rudnick (@PaulRudnickNY) August 27, 2022
Dershowitz says that Trump can’t get any of the top lawyers to represent him because they see how unfair people have been to him after he defended Trump: “The best lawyers have said, ‘we just don’t want to be treated the way Dershowitz was treated.” pic.twitter.com/p1icCzU36F
— Ron Filipkowski ?? (@RonFilipkowski) August 27, 2022