Brian Tyler Cohen

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Brian Tyler Cohen On Fighting Back against Trump Corruption · 5 Jul 2026 podcast

that we're focusing on reforming our election laws, making sure that everybody has the right to vote.

But at the same time, I make the argument that you can't do any of this and still have a functioning democracy if you don't hold people to account for the corruption that they're engaging in right now.

We have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time.

So people are seeing this.

They're seeing the overt corruption, whether it's shorting the stock market on a daily basis.

Obviously, Donald Trump's

financial disclosure form, which has, I think it's 927 pages long.

For comparison, Joe Biden's was 11 pages long.

Shows the amount of trades that he's done, which directly correlate to when he's giving speeches that impact the very things that he's trading on.

So all of this is happening in plain sight.

We're watching the Trump family get rich hand over fist.

We're watching the Pentagon give loans to Don Jr., for example, to the tune of like $620 million for companies that he just invested in five minutes ago.

So these people are making so much money.

The grift and graft and corruption is so overt.

If we want anybody to have any faith in a true constitutional republic, a real law and order system, then that

has to mean we hold people to account for the criminality and corruption that they're engaging in right now.

So we cannot do what we did during the Biden era, where you lean on somebody like Merrick Garland, who decided to prevent the optics of politicization and allow Donald Trump and Republicans to get away with all the crimes that they engaged in, because God forbid we look politicized.

Because you look at this now, the system that we're in right now,

where it almost feels like crime is legal on a daily basis, we wouldn't be here if there was any deterrent effect.

But there was no deterrent effect for these people.

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