'I Want Him to Lose Fair & Square' | Dershowitz on Supreme Court Ruling on Trump's State Ballot Case

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Alan Dershowitz joins Nigel Farage to discuss the multitude of legal challenges faced by Donald Trump. Dershowitz sheds light on the attempts in Colorado and Maine to exclude Trump from ballots, drawing parallels to historical instances, and questions the role of the Supreme Court in ensuring a fair democratic process.
He emphasizes the importance of a transparent election in 2024, expressing concerns about potential disruptions and the need for a peaceful resolution to the mounting legal cases.
Dershowitz advocates for a democratic process where citizens have the right to vote for or against any candidate without interference, striving for an election that stands as a testament to fairness and integrity.
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