Andrew Weissmann Explains Why Trump May Be Afraid to Cut Guilfoyle Loose | Illegal News
Sarah Longwell and Andrew Weissmann explain the explosive Kimberly Guilfoyle corruption allegations, including the $100,000 Amex payment, incriminating text messages, and why Trump might be reluctant to turn against her. Plus, Weissmann explains why Trump’s $5,000 election promise could constitute a crime, how a federal judge shut down a Trump DOJ prosecution, and why the administration’s defiance of court orders in its El Salvador deportations could still have serious consequences.
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AI GeneratedSarah Longwell and Andrew Weissman analyze the erosion of the rule of law in the U.S., focusing on executive overreach, corruption allegations involving Kimberly Guilfoyle, and the critical role of the independent judiciary in checking presidential power. They examine the legal boundaries of pardon power, election fraud, and the systemic risks of transactional governance.