Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 3620 Things Just Got A Whole Lot WORSE for Letitia James!!!
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- 0:00[SPEAKER_00]: The liberal globalist order is on its brink and awakening a new conservative age.
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- 0:21[SPEAKER_01]: But this is not about me.
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- 0:37[SPEAKER_00]: The walls are closing in for the increasingly disgraced New York Attorney General Latisha James, the woman who made it her mission to prosecute Donald Trump for alleged fraud is now drowning in three simultaneous legal battles that expose a stunning pattern of alleged misconduct and the latest accusation.
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- 1:23[SPEAKER_00]: And subscribe, but let Tisha James, the woman who made President Trump's life a living hell with her bogus, fabricated charges at no person in the history of humanity has ever had to face, is now getting some much deserved payback.
- 1:40[SPEAKER_00]: She isn't just dealing with one legal problem.
- 1:43[SPEAKER_00]: She's facing three distinct and serious allegations simultaneously creating what legal experts are calling an unprecedented situation for a sitting attorney general.
- 1:56[SPEAKER_00]: First, there's the federal criminal indictment for mortgage fraud in Virginia.
- 2:01[SPEAKER_00]: Now, prosecutors alleged that when James purchased $137,000 home in Norfolk, Virginia back in 2020,
- 2:10[SPEAKER_00]: She told her lender the bank, it would be her second home, and that was apparently to secure more favorable loan terms, which turned out to be 3% interest rate that saved her around $19,000.
- 2:23[SPEAKER_00]: But here's the problem.
- 2:25[SPEAKER_00]: We found out that James never lived in that home, instead her grand niece or her great niece and her children moved in immediately and had been living there for the last five years.
- 2:38[SPEAKER_00]: Now, the mortgage contract that James signed is crystal clear.
- 2:42[SPEAKER_00]: It explicitly states that she would maintain exclusive control over the home of the property and use it for her own personal use and enjoyment.
- 2:53[SPEAKER_00]: for at least one year.
- 2:55[SPEAKER_00]: Yet her own tax returns tell a very different story.
- 2:59[SPEAKER_00]: They show zero personal days at the property and it shows that she received rental income even though the mortgage benefits that she got explicitly state that the home could not be used as a rental property.
- 3:14[SPEAKER_00]: So for just that alone, James faces as I understand up to 60 years in prison,
- 3:20[SPEAKER_00]: on two federal accounts, one bank fraud and the other making full statements to a financial institution, or trial for that is scheduled for January, but it actually gets worse.
- 3:31[SPEAKER_00]: And that's because the discrepancies go beyond just occupancy, James apparently told the bank,
- 3:38[SPEAKER_00]: that the Virginia property was her second home.
- 3:41[SPEAKER_00]: But she told the IRS that it was an investment property to claim depreciation deductions.
- 3:50[SPEAKER_00]: And she told New York State something else entirely on her financial disclosure form.
- 3:55[SPEAKER_00]: So if we look at how the property has been classified in these different forms from the bank loan to the IRS to New York State,
- 4:05[SPEAKER_00]: We find that she gave a different answer on each form.
- 4:08[SPEAKER_00]: So for example, and those answers completely contradict each other.
- 4:12[SPEAKER_00]: So for example, if she lived at this Virginia address as she told the bank, then she committed tax fraud with the IRS because she claimed it was a rental property.
- 4:24[SPEAKER_00]: if she didn't live there, if she did rent it out, like she told the IRS, then she committed mortgage fraud with the bank.
- 4:32[SPEAKER_00]: Since she said it was gonna be a second home and under the stipulations of this favorable loan, it was not to be used as a rental property.
- 4:41[SPEAKER_00]: So no matter how you slice it, Latisha James appears to a box to self in here with contradictory statements on different legal forms.
- 4:49[SPEAKER_00]: So that's the first case against her that she's facing.
- 4:53[SPEAKER_00]: Second, Latisha James is under federal criminal investigation for selective enforcement.
- 5:00[SPEAKER_00]: in her prosecutions, a Donald Trump, and the NRA, the National Rifle Association, which he attempted to basically sue out an oblivion out of New York.
- 5:10[SPEAKER_00]: The Department of Justice is just issued grand jury subpoenas, demanding documents from James's office to determine whether she violated the civil rights of President Trump and others, the NRA, by bringing politically motivated cases, so the courts
- 5:26[SPEAKER_00]: documents were just unsealed, and they found that James is fighting these subpoenas, arguing that the investigation is nothing more than political retaliation by the Trump administration lie.
- 5:39[SPEAKER_00]: But prosecutors are pointing out there is ample evidence of political bias on Latisha's James Park.
- 5:46[SPEAKER_00]: I mean, remember, she literally ran around New York.
- 5:50[SPEAKER_00]: spent months campaigning for New York's attorney general.
- 5:55[SPEAKER_00]: By promising to go after Trump, that was her entire campaign.
- 5:59[SPEAKER_00]: Her entire campaign was get Trump, so as far as she was concerned as the state's AG, she had already convicted Trump before he was ever accused of a crime.
- 6:11[SPEAKER_00]: That is the very definition of weaponized legalism, or more commonly, law fair.
- 6:16[SPEAKER_00]: It's using the law as a tool of retribution against one's political enemies.
- 6:22[SPEAKER_00]: The very thing she's accusing Trump of doing, but only LaTisha James is being investigated for it formally, right now as we speak.
- 6:32[SPEAKER_00]: but it's the third charge.
- 6:34[SPEAKER_00]: That just came out against Littisha James.
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- 8:42[SPEAKER_00]: A watchdog group called the New York Citizens Audit Civic Fund has just filed a massive civil rights lawsuit against James, accusing her of weaponizing her office to silent citizens who exposed alleged voter roll irregulararies.
- 9:00[SPEAKER_00]: Now this lawsuit that was just filed in federal court a couple of weeks back,
- 9:05[SPEAKER_00]: back on October 16th, it presents explosive allegations that really struck at the heart of election integrity.
- 9:14[SPEAKER_00]: The plane is led by the executive director of the organization along with seven individual citizens.
- 9:20[SPEAKER_00]: Claim they discovered serious problems in New York's voter registration system.
- 9:24[SPEAKER_00]: So according to the complaints, New York assigned nearly 2.5 million
- 9:35[SPEAKER_00]: So that would essentially mean that they were giving voters two different IDs, two different voting IDs.
- 9:42[SPEAKER_00]: The lawsuit also alleges over 250,000 missing New York City votes, and 436,000 unexplained votes and elections from 2020 to 2024.
- 9:53[SPEAKER_00]: And when these citizens tried to bring this evidence to authorities, including Latisha James's office, they claimed they were shut down, they claimed they were mocked, they were threatened,
- 10:04[SPEAKER_00]: According to the complaint, James's office didn't just ignore their findings.
- 10:08[SPEAKER_00]: The her office actively worked to suppress them.
- 10:12[SPEAKER_00]: The lawsuit alleges that James's team sent, you know, intimidating letters, essentially saying stop sharing your findings or else.
- 10:19[SPEAKER_00]: And then they proceeded to launch a whole smear campaign calling their research, you'll miss information and a lie.
- 10:26[SPEAKER_00]: When the group tried to use New York's freedom of information law to obtain records,
- 10:30[SPEAKER_00]: they allegedly face delays, denials, and excuses.
- 10:34[SPEAKER_00]: And so they're suing her.
- 10:36[SPEAKER_00]: They're seeking substantial damages, a comprehensive external bonded certified audit of New York's entire election process from registration all the way through certification.
- 10:46[SPEAKER_00]: and injunctions to stop changes office from initiating future investigations or labeling citizens as disinformation actors, conspiracy theorists and so on.
- 10:56[SPEAKER_00]: Now, what makes this whole situation particularly remarkable is that Littisha James built her entire political career on prosecuting Donald Trump
- 11:07[SPEAKER_00]: for the exact same type of alleged fraud she now stands accused of committing.
- 11:14[SPEAKER_00]: The incredible irony here is that the very accusations of misrepresenting property values to banks, the very charged she brought against Trump, even though all the banks he worked with, verified that his properties were worth precisely what he quoted them.
- 11:30[SPEAKER_00]: Those charges of misrepresenting property values to banks is exactly what she is now going to court over herself.
- 11:39[SPEAKER_00]: The weaponizing of the law that she accuses Trump of doing is exactly what she herself is being investigated for by the Department of Justice.
- 11:48[SPEAKER_00]: Again, you can cut the irony with a knife.
- 11:51[SPEAKER_00]: And so it turns out,
- 11:53[SPEAKER_00]: what we're witnessing here is hardly the selective political prosecution of a democratic attorney general by Trump's justice or part now it's the exposure of an increasingly apparent highly corrupt career politician would allegedly spent decades committing the very crime she accused others of committing her own mortgage contracts are publicly available and explicit in their terms
- 12:22[SPEAKER_00]: The tax return shows zero personal days at the property.
- 12:26[SPEAKER_00]: The election integrity concerns documented by citizens are detailed and specific.
- 12:32[SPEAKER_00]: The walls do appear to be closing in on Latisha James.
- 12:36[SPEAKER_00]: It looks like she's about to learn the hard way that no one is above the law.
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