The 12-person jury is set to hear the criminal case against a former president, the first time in history this has occurred. Former President Donald Trump is charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and could face four years in prison.
But a conviction does not keep Trump from becoming president again. It would, however, make him a convicted felon, something the Biden administration would be sure to exploit.
Trump argues he’s done nothing wrong and many voters see this as a dubious attempt to keep him out of the race.
Here to discuss the situation further is Kenin Spivak, a writer for American Mind, the magazine of the Claremont Institute. Spivak’s knowledge of the trial, as well as his overall conservative geopolitical analysis, makes him an ideal guest for this subject. Welcome, Kenin!
Q&A:
1. What are we going to see at the trial today?
2. How will the Biden administration use this to their advantage?
3. Is it possible this will backfire on the Democrats?
4. Will a conviction complicate Trump’s run for re-election?
5. Does the media seem overly-obsessed with the trial?
6. Will he get a fair trial?
7. As this trial is played-out in the media, will he get fair reporting? Are we already seeing bias?
8. What will it do for his campaign if he is acquitted?
About Kenin Spivak:
Kenin M. Spivak is not just a distinguished writer for The American Mind, National Review, and the National Association of Scholars but a paragon of intellectual and professional excellence. With an extraordinary educational journey, culminating in multiple degrees from Columbia University (A.B. in economics and psychology, MBA in marketing, and law degree) achieved with honors in an astonishingly brief timeframe, Spivak’s cerebral prowess is evident. His career is a testament to his adeptness in navigating complex legal and financial realms, contributing to his analytical depth. Spivak’s insights into the Trump trial are enriched by his extensive experience and sharp intellect, providing a nuanced perspective on its implications for America’s legal and political fabric.
CONTACT:
For further details or interview arrangements, please contact Jerry McGlothlin at 919-437-0001 or jerry@specialguests.com.
