Listen to what went down during the House Weaponization Committee hearing on D.A. Alvin Bragg’s case AGAINST President Trump. 

Judge John H. Wilson addressed concerns raised by Congressman regarding “Were any of the elements of those crimes listed?… When you defend a client in court, if you don't know what the elements of the crime you're defending. How do you mount a defense?..” 

Judge Wilson says there were NO crimes listed and stressed that for a conviction, prosecutors must prove every aspect of the crime, emphasizing legal clarity. He noted that vague references to "other crimes" challenge the 6th Amendment's right to know one's charges, questioning how a defense can be mounted when charges are unclear. He warned that this could undermine judicial integrity and stressed the importance of following election laws for fair proceedings.

Those with TDS, if you think Trump's a convicted felon, think again. He wasn't charged with the base crime needed for a felony. Under New York law, you need to be charged with a misdemeanor (like 17505) before it can escalate to a felony (like 17510) for concealment. But here's the catch: Trump was in the dark, charged without clear knowledge of what for, and then convicted. Imagine facing court, utterly clueless about the accusations, unable to defend yourself, and then being declared guilty. That's what happened to President Trump. If we let this slide, courts could charge anyone with anything. Don't let hatred blind you to this travesty of justice.