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Norm Eisen, the author of "Trying Trump," discussed the book's content which is a guide to Trump's first election interference criminal trial. He explained that his analysis of the case, detailed in a report he co-authored and published online, closely matched the content of the revised indictment.
He's taken it out that the Supreme Court said cannot be covered, which is official conduct, whether you agree or disagree.
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Episode: Jack Smith Won’t Back Down
Norm Eisen, the author of "Trying Trump," discussed the book's content which is a guide to Trump's first election interference criminal trial. He explained that his analysis of the case, detailed in a report he co-authored and published online, closely matched the content of the revised indictment.
He's taken it out that the Supreme Court said cannot be covered, which is official conduct, whether you agree or disagree.
I published a big report several weeks ago at the New York University Just Security website where we went through with my co-authors line by line and we said, hey, almost everything in this indictment rides through and the new indictment pretty closely tracks our analysis.
So the Supreme Court did, despite writing a terrible opinion, I disagreed with it in so many ways. It did leave an opening for unofficial conduct, political conduct, Donald Trump acting as a political candidate.