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| I am a trial lawyer by profession. | |
| I have been in the trenches. | |
| I have seen things you would never believe. | |
| I have seen trials where I thought, I had the most airtight case, person, whatever it is, destroy or be destroyed by virtue of a jury looking at this and seeing something I didn't or realizing there's some unlikability factor either to my client or my victim if I'm a prosecutor. | |
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Jury Appeal Matters
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| So I learned right away it's jury appeal. | |
| I don't care what it is. | |
| You can take two cases, two battery cases, two. | |
| One is involving some strapping 18-year-old kid who's six foot tall and there's a half bat who was clobbered or hit somebody. | |
| And then an 89-year-old grandma who might have inflicted more damage or was hurt less. | |
| And that jury is going to like that grandma. | |
| I don't care who you are. | |
| I don't care if it's Ma Barker. | |
| I know what I'm talking about. | |
| And people will say, oh, no, no, no, because they think to themselves, well, because I see it this way, that's the issue. | |
| No, the issue is not what you think, it's what do they think. | |
| No, but that's not true. | |
| When Burger King puts out an ad for, we have the best french fries, McDonald's doesn't say, well, take that. | |
| Nobody's going to believe that. | |
| Because we have the better french fries. | |
| Well, it doesn't work like that. | |
| You've got to respond to it. | |
| You've got to be ready to handle it. | |
| It's not about truth. | |
| It's not about who's right. | |
| People on the right, dare I say, the more active kind of sub-constituency of the right, they have no idea what they're talking about. | |
| None! | |
| So they figure, well, because I think such. | |
| Okay, E. Jean Carroll. | |
| I don't know what to tell you about this. | |
| There are people who say, oh, she's crazy. | |
| She's nuts. | |
| Oh, you're a Trump fan. | |
| Well, yeah. | |
| Okay. | |
| Have you heard her testimony? | |
| No, but she's crazy. | |
| Really? | |
| Why? | |
| Well, because she, you know, why is she crazy? | |
| Why? | |
| Tell me. | |
| Tell me why she's crazy. | |
| Tell me why she's crazy. | |
| Well, because, do you know what she's going to say? | |
| No, you don't. | |
| Do you know what she's going to say when she tells a story how she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump? | |
| Who's not in the courtroom? | |
| And the jury's going to be instructed, by the way, unlike a criminal trial where the defendant is there, but if a defendant doesn't testify in a criminal trial, you get a jury instruction that says you cannot in any way weigh into this. | |
| You cannot give this any weight. | |
| Any... | |
| whatever it is. | |
| You have to just ignore it. | |
| Don't worry about it. | |
| In a civil trial, oh, it's the opposite. | |
| The fact that he's not there means that he probably, you know, whatever. | |
| So you can be given instructions basically that say, yeah, you can take that into consideration. | |
| And she's going to take this stand. | |
| And whether you call her middle-aged or whatever it is, if she comes across... | |
| And I'm not in the courtroom. | |
| I'm trying to read. | |
| I'm standing outside the stadium, hearing the noise, hearing the crowds are trying to guess the score. | |
| But if she sits there and she looks kind of pathetic, beaten, a woman that maybe somebody juries relate to, if she cries, if she says, I can never enjoy intimacy again. | |
| If she says, I can never trust a man again, I cannot enjoy sexual relations, whatever, if it was painful, if I hurt, if it was humiliating. | |
| What? | |
| I didn't know that. | |
| Oh, and she's going to go into detail. | |
| Then you're going to hear, then you're going to hear two other women who said, yep, same thing happened to me. | |
| And the jury's going to say, son of a... | |
| Okay? | |
| Then you're going to hear the Access Hollywood tape. | |
| Then you're going to hear Trump in his own way, and it could have been a locker room. | |
| I know that Trump supporters are like, oh, come on, it was a locker room. | |
| That's the way he is. | |
| It's a long time ago. | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| And then you're going to hear him say, she's not my type. | |
| And this is the testimony which is the most interesting. | |
| They showed him a picture of E. Jean Carroll, the woman who is not his type, standing next to him then. | |
| And this goes to show you how long ago it was. | |
| He said, or he thought, this was, I think, Marla Maples. | |
| He thought she was his ex-wife. | |
| A woman who apparently he is his type. | |
| There goes that theory. | |
| Not only that, who in their right mind ever says, if you accuse somebody of rape, you say, I don't rape anybody. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| You don't say, it's not my type. | |
| What does that mean, if that's your type? | |
| What? | |
| Now, it's a civil case. | |
| No chance for jail. | |
| Do you hear what I'm saying? | |
| It's a civil case. | |
| So if he's found liable, he's not going to go to jail. | |
| And there's been so many. | |
| It started as a defamation case, which later went to federal court, state court. | |
| Forget that. | |
| What does this do to the number one, to the presumed Republican nominee? | |
| What does this do to women? | |
| What does this do to moms and soccer moms? | |
| What does this do to the female vote? | |
| What does this do to these people? | |
| Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me. | |
| Kellyanne, no, Kellyanne Mackin said on Fox that the suburban mom vote or female vote is going to be critical. | |
| Joe Biden is very well going to be the 2024 winner. | |
| I know it sounds, what? | |
| Because these people love their grind. | |
| They want to say, oh yeah, either that and Carmelita Harris. | |
| She's going to be the president should he step down. | |
| Some people will say, well, at least she's lucid. | |
| Don't you see what's happening? | |
| That's a different argument. | |
| Does anybody care about this? | |
| No. | |
| Because the brain-dead Trump faction, they never get it right. | |
| They never listen to me in 2020 when I'm saying, you're missing the point. | |
| Especially when I told people in Georgia, don't mail in votes. | |
| Remember that? | |
| He was responsible, most probably, some say. | |
| For losing Georgia. | |
| The Republicans would have a Senate majority. | |
| People forgot about that. | |
| And he's been in this whole kick about, they stole the vote from me. | |
| Move on! | |
| Republicans don't seem to think about this. | |
| They don't seem to care about the rules. | |
| They don't seem to care about the rules. | |
| And the rules are, we're moving on. | |
| This is moot. | |
| It is irrelevant. | |
| It doesn't matter anymore. | |
| Why are you talking about 2020? | |
| Forget about it. | |
| Let it go. | |
| Let it go. | |
| Is he listening? | |
| No. | |
| No. | |
| This is the obstinacy. | |
| There's six cases total. | |
| Three of them, three of them are criminal in nature. | |
| It's serious. | |
| We got the New York case, which you laugh all you want about that. | |
| That's a conviction. | |
| That's a felony conviction, which very well, he's going to be convicted of that. | |
| That's number one. | |
| Number two, you've got the Georgia Stop the Steal. | |
| Now, Fulton County, you've got Smith. | |
| In the Mar-a-Lago obstruction of justice case, that's three right there. | |
| Plus, you've got Letitia James, that's four. | |
| Plus, you've got E. Jean Carroll, and one more. | |
| New York, Fulton, January 6th, oh, well, I'm missing one. | |
| Anyway, I think it's six total. | |
| In any event, if I can't keep track of these things, it's five or six to be sure. | |
| How does this play out? | |
| It'll kill them! | |
| Wait till you start hearing this! | |
| Over it, over it, over it, over it, over it, over it, over it. | |
| You know it. | |
| You know how they're going to play this. | |
| Where do you think all this negative stuff's coming out about Tucker? | |
| From Murdoch! | |
| We got the text messages. | |
| Here, play this. | |
| This is what he said. | |
| We're going to show you that he... | |
| You know this, right? | |
| Just tell me you know this. | |
| Tell me I'm not telling you anything you don't know. | |
| Please. | |
| Now, do me a favor if you could. | |
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