Jonathan Turley: ‘Impossible’ to Sustain the Trump Verdict; ‘So Many Problems, So Many Errors That Were Committed by Judge Merchan’

KUDLOW: “Last one, Jonathan, and you’re always so great. You wrote a good piece. I read it in The Hill. There are a number of reasons to believe that the Trump appeal in the Alvin Bragg case will be successful. You still think that?”

TURLEY: “I do. Look, very few of us outside Manhattan have a lot of faith in the New York legal system right now. And the former president may have some rough sledding on the first level of appeal, but after that, I think that some of these glaring errors will become more pronounced for judges. I think eventually it will go in front of the Supreme Court. In my view, it’s — it would be impossible to sustain this verdict. I mean, this — there are so many problems, so many errors that were committed by Judge Merchan. But we may have to wait a bit. It’s likely to occur after the election, which is what many people in Manhattan were hoping for.”