Jesse Binnall speaks to Newsmax about Trump’s Civil Rights being Violated

Jesse Binnall, an attorney for former President Donald Trump, told Newsmax on Monday that the recent error by the prosecution in the New York business records case is another instance of the former president’s civil rights being violated.

Binnall and former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on “Eric Bolling The Balance” to discuss and analyze the deletion of three pages of call records by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office. A paralegal in Bragg’s office admitted under oath on Friday that toll records between Keith Davidson, Stormy Daniels’ attorney, and Michael Cohen were deleted.

“This is one of many reasons why the prosecution has truly violated President Trump’s civil rights,” Binnall said. “This is something called the spoilation of evidence, when you destroy evidence that is relevant to the case. It also could be evidence that’s considered Brady evidence, something that is helpful to a defendant that must be preserved and given to the defendant.

“The fact that they haven’t done that here is yet another way that the prosecution has completely violated President Trump’s civil rights. It’s incredible that the judge in this case is allowing all this to continue despite everything that has come out,” Binnall added.

Bondi, also a former assistant state attorney, highlighted the contrast between this trial and “the real world.”

“In the real world, in a real trial that wasn’t rigged, here’s what would have happened: The judge would have thrown everybody out of the courtroom when he found that out, and he would have gone after the prosecutors, questioning why they deleted, altered, manipulated, or removed three pages of records that were relevant,” she said.

“So, this is just one more reason President Trump won’t be convicted. But if he was, this is just one more reason why the case would be overturned on appeal.”

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