Harry Litman
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first heard May 2025
last heard 26 Jul
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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Trump Gets Cornered and Admits $8 Billion Funding Scheme · 26 Jul 2026
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There's almost never an instance in which government can take action based on the viewpoint.
What is the viewpoint?
Well, for starters, Republican versus not Republican is based on the viewpoint.
But even beyond that, this kind of parceling out of winners and losers with these
programs and and of tremendous power and influence over people's lives it's it just you know makes you want to gag it's uh you know a a spoil system run amok
and of course that's been his approach like root and branch everywhere from whom he hires to what kinds of uh you know programs he's for to whom he nominates uh and the like so you know the whole thing i i want to underscore this viewpoint discrimination and why it's flat out um as as um
as taboo as anything government does.
And just like anything else, he gets away with it because who is gonna challenge him in the courts, et cetera, et cetera.
One final point, you know, people ask, why do people stay at DOJ and what can they do?
This kind of going in to a court, tail between your legs and saying,
oops, here's the real reason I didn't tell you that before.
That's what comes with the territory of these sort of illegally charged Trump cases.
And if they're at least legit, you just almost have to feel for these lawyers.
And the last day, the lawyers who first asked for subpoenas from the New York Times had to go back in to Judge Subramanian and say,
Oops, we forgot even to mention that the subpoena recipients were reporters.
And the judge went berserk, as he should have, and dismissed the case.
Or in Minnesota, these guys had to tiptoe back and say, oops,
I know the AG came to town and said this was a very dangerous person and published her photograph, which they never should have done, and accused them of impeding law enforcement.
And then it came time, the defendant six months later asked for a bill of particulars.
And here's some lawyer who had to go in and say,
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