The MeidasTouch Podcast Trump Gives INCRIMINATING ADMISSION to DOJ at Debate
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Sep 14, 2024 The hosts delve into Donald Trump's alarming admissions during a recent debate, revealing potential legal consequences. Voter registration trends surge following his controversial comments, sparking discussions on their impact. They analyze the responsibilities of a president amidst a crisis, touching on accountability and security failures. The episode also critiques traits of malignant narcissism in political figures, offering insights into behaviors that signal a lack of integrity. All these factors shape the current political landscape and voter engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
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Trump's Incriminating Admission
- Trump's debate claim of no January 6th involvement could be used against him.
- Special Counsel Jack Smith might argue this admission shows Trump wasn't performing official duties, negating immunity claims.
Voter Registration Spikes
- Voter registration spiked after Trump's debate answer about January 6th.
- A similar spike occurred when Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris.
Campaigning vs. Official Acts
- Jack Smith may use Trump's debate response, where he claims he merely gave a campaign speech on January 6th, to argue against immunity.
- This aligns with the Blassingame case, where Trump's actions were deemed campaign-related, thus not protected by immunity.