Superb lawyer and commentator Joyce Vance looks at the deranged Malignant Fascist's Christmas post on his failing social media site ("Merry Christmas to all..." followed by a fusillade of lies, accusations that can be seen as confessions, etc.), and says he should be put in the witness chair:
"In his social media post, Trump offered up some specifics that he might have more information about:
People who loved Jeffrey Epstein
People who gave Jeffrey Epstein bundles of money
People who went to Jeffrey Epstein’s island and parties
Why Trump dropped Jeffrey Epstein long before it became fashionable to do so
Given this public comment and the long-term relationship between the two, if I wanted to understand more about possible co-conspirators and accomplices, funding, and the full range of Jeffrey Epstein’s criminality—what his long time party buddy learned that was so bad that Trump dropped Epstein before the Florida prosecution made it all public—I would want an interview with Donald Trump. If I were still a prosecutor, I’d send out two FBI agents to have a chat with him. As far as I’m aware, the Supreme Court has never said presidents can’t be witnesses."
Vance goes on to say that won't happen, with the Department of Justice being in a full defense mode for the Malignant Fascist. But what a show that would be.
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