Trump REEKS OF DESPERATION During Speech on his CRIMINAL CASES - Meidas Touch

[Rhiannon12866]

Michael Popok of Legal AF critiques Trump’s latest lie this time in front of a Jan6 insurrectionists fundraiser that “great law firms” are lining up to represent him, when he’s really down to a bunch of solo practitioners and tiny unheralded law firms. - 06/25/2023.

[republianmushroom]

1. 29 months and counting

[Bernardo de La Paz]

8. Bogus count of nothing. Community minded people reduce bogosity by sharing explanations

Your count just turned over from 28 to 29. 29 months ago there were elections in Portugal.

January 22 – The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, the first legally binding international agreement comprehensively to prohibit nuclear weapons, comes into effect.[14]
January 24 – 2021 Portuguese presidential election: Incumbent president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa is reelected.[15]

[Ligyron]

2. When your client won't keep his mouth shut and insists you push his CT's in Court.

You both lose.

[Rhiannon12866]

3. Plus, how many of his attorneys have gotten in hot water because he's not even honest with them??

Not to mention, how many has he not bothered to pay? Representing this offensive blowhard is a losing proposition - yet in recent rants he's also lied, saying that he has all these lawyers offering to represent him.

[soldierant]

4. IIRC, Popok either is or has been or both

active in the Southern District of Florida, and therefore knows not only the law but also the territory. So, despite Meidas Touch's clickbait headlines, I tend to listen to him (in small doses.)

[Rhiannon12866]

5. I agree that he knows his stuff and is the best at explaining legal matters

So I tend to post his analyses despite, as you say, the OTT subject lines.

[soldierant]

6. He, Kirschner, Litman, and Vance

not necessarily in that order, are my go-tos. Joyce Vance does it on Substack ("Civil Discourse&quot . She recently sent out a newsletter which she could have called "Everything you wanted to know about discovery but didn't know what to ask." Anyone who is not connected to someone who has faced a criminal trial may not even know it exists. I found that very enlightening.

[Rhiannon12866]

7. Those are all my favorites, too - and Andrew Weissmann

I generally post Glenn Kirschner's analysis-of-the-day and the other three are on various news shows, sometimes along with Kirschner. But the one I see most frequently is Andrew Weissmann, I've wondered if the news shows compete to book him.

[soldierant]

9. I know his name

and have seen a few things he has said, all IMO sound. I'll have to look harder for him. Thanks.