Attorney For Former President Trump on Losing Faith in the Justice System

Alina Habba, attorney for former President Donald Trump, sits down with PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa to explain why Americans should still have hope despite the politicized justice system.

[CrispyGrey]

It's hard to watch the news because everything seems hopeless with all the BS going on and no one does anything...

[spickett]

Humble and honest interview!
Thank you! Stay strong❤

[jbman]

I've lost faith in our justice system failed

[phalcata]

It’s good to see her get some positive publicity. Seriously. She’s ballsy and stands by what she feels is right. She’s a fihter

[MrTruck]

Losing?
Losing faith?
I haven’t had faith in any government system since I was around 16 years old. Yeah that was 35 years ago 😢

[worldtraveler]

Let's make George Orwell Fiction Again!!! 🤠👍

[StonewallJackson-nw]

Gitmo for military tribunals for traitors.

[dianakentrent]

Or changing laws as to prosecute political opponents

[christineshotton]

⚖️My husband and I vote OUT all judges unless they've proven to fight for the American people fairly with law & order, not politics. No career politician's judges!

[rhondaenglish]

Prayers for humanity. Wheels of justice, way too long, decades old and years of military tribunals too scary to share. Hence, silenced freedom of speech on social media!!!? ❤.Agree.

[melifisch]

The justice system should be free of any politics 👏🏼

[ShelbyBanditNFS]

Such a genius Lawyer. God gave her wisdom and knowledge.

[RionE]

whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government

[depuyjd]

Brains & beauty 😉 and she's on the correct side of the constitution. Not surprised that DJT has her on his legal team👍👍

[johnnycee]

I have already lost respect for the system

[freedomwriter]

There's also the problem that the rich and politically connected can hire the best lawyers, who know every legal loophole, to get them acquitted while the poor are stuck with overworked public defenders who couldn't argue their way out of a paper bag.

[middlefinger]

We need to adopt Italy's justice system.

[oddish]

I find it hard to believe that any legal system, political or not, could conjure up 34 felonies.

[zerubbablestranger]

Ok, I agree, in fact the justice system is a small part of how this constitutional republic has become so corrupt.
My question is how can we change it?
I have yet to hear any reasonable answers to that question.

[unclesven]

The system isn’t bad. The people are bad. Same with all politics, courts, organizations and societies.