'We will put your fat a-- in prison': Potential Trump AG candidate threatens to prosecute Letitia James for conspiracy

[BumRushDaShow]

Source: Law & Crime

Nov 7th, 2024, 7:17 pm


A conservative attorney rumored as a potential top cabinet appointee for president-elect Donald Trump issued a stark warning to New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday.

“Let me just say this to ‘Big Tish’ James, the New York attorney general: I dare you. I dare you to try to continue your lawfare against President Trump in his second term because listen here, sweetheart, we’re not messing around this time,” Mike Davis, the former chief counsel for nominations on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said.

The threat was then crystallized with a body-shaming insult about the Empire State’s top law enforcement official.

“We will put your fat a–– in prison for conspiracy against rights,” Davis said during an appearance on “The Benny Show,” the eponymous YouTube program hosted by conservative columnist Benny Johnson.

Read more: https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/we-will-put-your-fat-a-in-prison-potential-trump-ag-candidate-threatens-to-prosecute-letitia-james-for-conspiracy/

[Walleye]

1. My God, how can anybody stand these people, even their family

Sweetheart.

[LSparkle]

26. It's chilling, like Mob talk

“Nice life ya got there sweetheart ... it’d be a shame if something happened to ya ... “

I wouldn’t feel half as depressed about this if these asshats weren’t SUCH FUCKING BAD “WINNERS”!

[walkingman]

28. Never underestimate nasty white people - history has shown us this time and time again.

[CBHagman]

39. Louder, crueler, coarser.

What's coming not only from Trump (who is reliably disgusting) but also J.D. Vance is only getting more dehumanizing and vulgar. What a foul, stinking state of affairs in the American right.

[JohnSJ]

2. Being indicted and charged for a crime isn't a "conspiracy against rights". asshole Davis. It would be nice if the bar

would disbar this jackass for making inflammatory accusations without evidence.

[Docreed2003]

3. Welcome to Fascism everybody!

[Irish_Dem]

4. The Attorney General of the US will be Trump's personal attorney.

And act like Roy Cohen.

[Evolve Dammit]

12. He will at last have his Roy Cohn. Punish his enemies and be immune because it's official business. Guardrails are gone

[Irish_Dem]

13. We will now be getting a real life tutorial on living in a fascist regime.

I have visited China a number of times, so already know the drill.

[Evolve Dammit]

24. same. It is so sad and angering. China is a good example. They monitor everything/

[Irish_Dem]

25. Yes. I never dreamed the US would turn into the same kind of country.

[Evolve Dammit]

34. same.

[Evolve Dammit]

33. Yes, and anyone who paid attention over the last 60 years or so? and witnessed the rise? GOP loves Orban.

[Irish_Dem]

35. Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, Saudi. We have a lot of examples of what can happen.

[Evolve Dammit]

36. Yep. We sure do

[jvill]

5. The same Mike Davis who was rumored to be sleeping with Lindsay Graham?

???

[LymphocyteLover]

6. Really? Do tell!

[johnnyfins]

8. Mike Davis is what?

[enid602]

27. Knives

I wonder if there will be a ‘night of long knives’ in our future.

[enid602]

42. Knives

I wonder if there will be a ‘night of long knives’ in our future.

[ms liberty]

9. Whaaa?

[ck4829]

7. This sounds like attempted intimidation

[cadoman]

15. Mike Davis is clearly committing prejudicial pre-trial publicity & malicious prosecution

It is a disqualifying statement on his part. Frankly it is embarrassing that he does not know better, but what do you expect of fascist MAGAT trash?

Attorneys General MUST remain neutral.

[evolves]

30. Nothing is "disqualifying"

anymore. The gloves are off. The law is now what they say it is.
End of story. End of country.

[JoseBalow]

31. Attempted?

What part of that isn't overt intimidation and threats?

[Hotler]

10. This guy is not very nice. Merick Garland would never act like that.

I take it that there will be no 23-month grace periods before investigations by your team.

[Icanthinkformyself]

11. Our future could not be clearer.

We now live in a country that has no rule of law and the institutions of democracy will soon be nothing more than rotted facades and empty interiors, if there is any structure left at all. We will each be on our own, as the morbidly rich, who are about to become even more so, take possession of the politicians and government they paid for with our money that they stole with the tax cuts.

[Hope22]

14. Oh boy...

Quiet part said out loud and big guns pointed at the women so early in the game! That sounds right!

[FakeNoose]

16. Deal-breaker right there ... Mike Davis will never be approved for Attorney General

[Spencer Martin]

21. This isn't 2017.

This isn't going to be like it was last time where Trump feels obligated to placate a bunch of Bush-era congressional Republicans who were still butthurt that he beat Jeb in the primaries.

It's his party now. Congress will confirm whoever he tells them to confirm.

Buckle up.

[JoseBalow]

32. They will do whatever he wants. Or else.

I'm gonna hurt you, and not gentle like before. But bad.

[WarGamer]

37. One of the GREATEST WESTERNS EVER...

Even when looking at the best of the 50's-70's

[JoseBalow]

38. I agree, right at the top of the list for sure

[bluestarone]

17. Go ahead DUMVB ASS keep lighting her fuse

I hope she destroys TFG. Come on Letitia, eat their lunch!!

[CTyankee]

18. What a big, strong man he is! A model gentleman for our sons!

Let's throw this in the face of every person we know who voted for Trump, word fr word. And then ask if they would permit their son to repeat that language.

I'm too old to care if I lose any friends or acquaintances. They are dead to me.

[Grins]

19. the eponymous program hosted by Benny Johnson?

“…the eponymous YouTube program hosted by conservative columnist Benny Johnson”?

Let me fix that for you, Comrade:

“… the eponymous YouTube program hosted by conservative columnist Benny Johnson” who took hundreds of thousand of dollars from the Russians in an relentless assault on American Democracy.”

I think that is much better. And far more accurate.

[mahina]

41. holy crap

[Grins]

20. Her reply (I hope): "Go for it, fucker!"

State crimes, state court, state law, state grand juries (plural), state AG and state prosecutors. Any charges he hopes to file? In federal court - In New York!

Now, educate me again all about “state’s rights…”

[turbinetree]

22. So threatening an officer of the court is now fair game...........you should have charged filed against you.....

along with that other guy your communicating with..................also your guy is still a convicted criminal in New York............34 times...........

[ffr]

23. Every judge and prosecutor of the law should be assigned a security detail.

Just as California is lawyering up for the fight to come.

It's going to get ugly soon. Expect it.

[jmowreader]

29. Hang on for a second...

You mean you're threatening someone who can file charges against your dumb ass for interfering with governmental operations?

"Mister Trump, we're having a hard time confirming Mike Davis as your attorney general because he's doing a year in Sing Sing and the warden refuses to let him attend his confirmation hearing."

[mahina]

40. SO VILE. She deserves respect beyond. Everyone does. I think they are trolling to get us to become like them.

May she be safe. We should find a way to protect our heroes from the creeps and dangerous people!

[RedArkGuy]

43. An audition

This is the kind of talk Trump indulges in himself. Mike Davis is having his on go at it.

If James is thinking of letting the case go, she should have a rethink. Making these scumbags sweat could be great for her career as well as being the right thing to do.

Does she want to be governor?

[BumRushDaShow]

44. "If James is thinking of letting the case go"

Why would she let a STATE-prosecuted and adjudicated case based on STATE LAW, "go"?

The federal government has nothing to do with it. It's a little something that the GOP loves to embrace called "states rights".