Brian Tyler Cohen

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143 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 14 Jul

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it looks like investigating what we can investigate right now which is the rampant corruption that we're seeing across the government i mean my god trump's kids are taking in millions hundreds of millions of dollars in government contracts dod contracts we're seeing short sales five minutes before some major white house announcement that makes somebody a millionaire a hundred times over uh we're seeing you know these foreign investments via world liberty
financial, into Trump's meme coins and stable coins and cryptocurrency.
All of this stuff is happening in broad daylight.
It's clear that it is beyond illegal, but there is this sense that crime is just legal in the Trump era so long as a Republican commits it or you're willing to pay Trump the requisite amount, you know, a million dollars to get a pardon or whatever you need.
So I think that in this rare sliver of time where hopefully when Democrats have the gavels,
They'll use that time, obviously you can't legislate, but you can use that time to investigate this stuff.
And by getting a lot of this stuff out there and starting these investigations, hopefully you pave the way for the DOJ to pick up, a Democratic DOJ to pick up where they've left off.
I mean, the January 6th committee in large part was able to inform the prosecutions that came afterwards.
Now, I would argue that those prosecutions came too little too late, and the fecklessness of Merrick Garland's DOJ is in large part why we're here.
But the reality is that we can use this time not only to win the messaging war, because this stuff obviously resonates.
I mean, restoring the rule of law against a corrupt government is in large part what Trump himself ran on against the Democrats, except he's doing it a thousand times bigger.
But it also has some practical effects because then you can have a DOJ that uses a lot of what Congress was able to find on these fact-finding missions to actually move forward and prosecute some of this illegality so we can get back to a world where law and order actually exists.
So I think if Trump has shown us anything, it's that a lot of the institutions that we take as a sacrosanct are not.
I mean, Trump is barreled through everything.
He doesn't listen to the law, the Constitution, the courts, attorneys, any other branch of government.
He just does whatever he wants.
You would not find a Democrat ever who would get into office and then raise the East Wing of the White House to the ground.
It just wouldn't happen.
There's so much deference to norms and traditions and institutions.
Trump has shown that if there's a will, there's a way.
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