The conspiracy against Donald Trump is real and more vast than anyone thought.
It’s not up for debate anymore as the facts are now out in the open.
And Donald Trump will be red with rage when he hears about this secret meeting to bring him down.
Top lawyers meet in secret to conspire against Trump
Donald Trump and conservatives have argued from day one that the media aided and abetted a conspiracy to wage lawfare to end his Presidency and put him in jail.
The media and top legal commentators all claimed this was nonsense.
But Politico’s Ankush Khardori just came out and admitted that Trump was telling the truth all along in a piece entitled Inside the Off-the-Record Calls Held by Anti-Trump Legal Pundits.
Khardori detailed how “some of the country’s most well-known legal and political commentators” who took part in a call “whose existence has not been previously reported, for prominent legal analysts and progressive and conservative anti-Trump lawyers and pundits. Every Friday, they meet on Zoom to hash out the latest twists and turns in the Trump legal saga — and intellectually stress-test the arguments facing Trump on his journey through the American legal system.”
The names are all familiar to cable news watchers.
Former Bob Mueller deputy Andrew Weissmann, CNN’s Elie Honig and Jeffrey Toobin, MSNBS’s Barbara McQuade, and George Conway attend these calls where Khardori admitted that they hash out strategy and talking points to help take down Trump.
“For them, this is a unique opportunity to weigh in with the public at a critical juncture in American politics and to obtain a level of public recognition and stature that few lawyers can ever attain. The people on this call — and on some level the call itself — are essential cogs in that system, helping to generate and shape content for Trump-hungry consumers,” Khardori added.
Trump proven right yet again
Khardori tried to claim that the existence of a secret call where anti-Trump lawyers test the best arguments they can make to turn voters against him somehow doesn’t prove there is a conspiracy in the media and legal community against him.
“Trump has claimed that there is a legal conspiracy against him, and there is a risk that news of a group such as this could give Trump and his allies an attractive target,” Khardori added.
But a legal commentator on a cable news network who didin’t attend the call said this story would only bolster Trump’s case, especially with conservatives.
“It runs the risk of creating the impression that there is an agreement or cooperation or conspiracy across mainstream media entities,” the commentator told Khardori. “And that could feed into some false and damaging perceptions, particularly on the Right.”
In the real world, the existence of a meeting – especially one attended by at least one of the prosecutors who tried to put Donald Trump in jail – would settle this argument and decide the matter in the court of public opinion in Trump’s favor.
