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Elie Honig
@eliehonig
@CNN Senior Legal Analyst, former federal and state prosecutor, bestselling author #HatchetMan, #Untouchable, Emmy nominee, @nymag @cafedotcom columnist
Joined February 2011
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    My next book is here! This one was a joy to research and write. I had on-record conversations with dozens of key players – the prosecutors, defense lawyers, law enforcement agents, politicians, targets, journalists, and historians who actually lived the nation’s most pivotal
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    It’s been about 100 hours since we learned that the President tried to force the Georgia Secretary of State to falsify election results. That was about three impeachable acts ago.
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    Impeachment is “divisive” only if there’s an actual *divide* about the President’s conduct. If you’re ok with what he did, stand up and say it. But don’t hide behind weasel words like “divisive.”
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    It’s the next morning and I’m not feeling this “moving past it” thing. Still just as convinced Trump must be removed immediately.
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    Legally you can’t un-incite a riot the next day.
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    The President of the United States whipped up a mob that murdered a federal agent at the U.S. Capitol. Anyone opposed to impeachment and removal: defend that.
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    The Constitution permits the U.S. Senate to expel its own members by 2/3 vote: @tedcruz
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    Mitt Romney’s vote to convict and remove the President is going to age spectacularly well.
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    SDNY just announced the Ghislaine Maxwell case - like the original Epstein case - is staffed by the Public Corruption Unit. I worked at SDNY and did sex trafficking cases. They do NOT run out of Public Corruption - unless there is some potential angle against a public official.
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    So now Barr has decided (1) that Trump somehow was acting *in his official capacity as president* when he called E. Jean Carroll a liar for accusing him of sexual assault, and (2) taxpayers should foot the bill for Trump’s defense. Another utter debasement of DOJ by Barr.
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    At a certain point, Robert Mueller needs to step forward to defend his investigation, his own name, and the prosecutors and agents who worked for him.
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    Ordinarily the Attorney General of the United States would personally announce a case as massive and important as the plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer. Where are you, Bill Barr?
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    The House should impeach the President and the Senate should remove him as soon as order is restored.
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    I can think of four times when Trump has publicly extended his best wishes to people charged with federal crimes by DOJ: Roger Stone, Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort — and now Ghislaine Maxwell.