- Geoffrey Berman, an ex-US Attorney, stated that the possibility for another Trump administration “frightens him.”
- Berman predicted that Trump would do “all the dangerous and absurd things he did in his first term as president” again during his second term.
- Trump’s indictment on any charges against him is unlikely to occur before the midterms, according to an ex-US attorney.
An ex-US Attorney stated that the idea of President Donald Trump being reelected “frightens” him.
Trump is A 2024 run was teasedHowever, he appears to be putting off his announcement until after November’s midterms. In the meantime, he Keep repeating disproven claimsIt was stolen that the 2020 election took place.
On NBC “Meet the Press.”Geoffrey Berman, the former US Attorney for Southern District of New York, stated that Trump’s second term could be “dangerous.”
It makes me shiver to think about it. Berman stated that the prospect of Trump’s second administration scares him. “All of his outrageous and dangerous actions as president will be repeated if there is a second government, but this time he’ll be more effective in doing so.”
Berman stated, “And remember, when President, he always knew that he must stand for reelection.” Berman said that if there is a second administration, those worries will be gone.
—Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) September 18, 2022
Trump claimed on Truth Social that his Mar-A-Lago home was raided in search of a number of confidential documents. The New York Times. At a Youngstown Ohio rallyTrump lamented “unprecedented weaponsization of the Justice Department” and “unprecedented militarization of the FBI” this weekend NBC reported.
Berman – who volunteered for the Trump campaign in 2016, per NBC – expressed frustration about Trump’s criticisms of the Justice Department.
Berman stated that Trump is trying to present himself as the victim of a politicized Department of Justice. “It was under Trump as well as under Barr that the politicization of Department of Justice occurred.” It is not clear that he was victimized.
Berman said that Trump’s indictment is unlikely to be brought against him before the midterms.
Berman stated, “I don’t believe anything dramatic should have been expected prior to the elections.”
