Remind me again which laws he has been convicted of breaking? They'll for sure get him on this one though.
rump Debuts New Legal Theory: Even If Guilty, 'There Is No Crime'
Appearing at a New York state courthouse on Thursday, former President Donald Trump made a bizarre assertion about the criminal hush-money case against him.
According to Trump, “virtually every legal scholar says they don’t understand” the charges.
“Even if "he" was guilty of something, there is no crime,” Trump told reporters, referring to himself.
The comment smacks of the entitlement to being above the law, which prosecutors and political opponents have long accused Trump of harboring.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg brought a 34-count indictment against Trump last year over allegedly falsified business records, including the hush-money payments made to adult film stars Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.
Bragg’s legal strategy against Trump has been viewed with some skepticism in part because, in order to secure a felony conviction, instead of just a misdemeanor, Bragg will have to prove that Trump falsified his business records in pursuance of some other crime, and it is not yet clear what that other crime is. But falsifying business records is still a crime in the state of New York.