Will Trump's criminal conviction cost him votes? | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

Just days after former President Donald Trump’s historic felony conviction, Ian Bremmer sits down with the New Yorker’s Susan Glasser and former US Attorney Preet Bharara to discuss the impact of the verdict conviction on the 2024 election and democracy itself.
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What does Donald Trump’s historic criminal conviction mean for the 2024 election, and for democracy, itself? As the first US president to be convicted of a crime, Trump’s 34 felony counts have stirred significant political and legal turmoil, with many in his party faithful choosing the former president over the justice system. "The GOP's revisionist history on the trial has already begun," Glasser tells Bremmer. Bharara also underscores the trial’s legitimacy, stating, "It was an open and fair proceeding. There was a judge who ruled often for the prosecution, but often as well for Donald Trump's side."
In a wide-ranging conversation that looks ahead to the pivotal months to come, Glasser emphasizes the broader implications of Trump's conviction on democratic institutions, pointing out, "The party has essentially mortgaged itself to the fate of one individual."
Bharara addresses the allegations of political motivation behind the trial, telling Ian, "The accusations that some folks on the Trump side are making about how this was a politicized witch hunt, it was preordained, all of that" is a dangerous game. Bharara also highlights the gravity of the situation, saying, "There are people on the progressive side, on the Biden side who think that democracy is in danger. I'm one of those people." Glasser echoes this concern, reflecting on Trump's impact on elections, "What Trump tried to do in 2020 as well as 2016 was to nullify the votes of an election and therefore of the people, the masses' votes, not the individuals."
Both guests underscore the critical crossroads at which American democracy stands and the profound consequences of Trump's conviction for the upcoming election. Whether or not Trump wins in November is an open question. So, too, is the fate of our democratic institutions.
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  • @deanmorelli783
    @deanmorelli78324 күн бұрын

    The persistent reference to American “exceptionalism” is flawed. The US is one of the most dysfunctional democracies. The legal system is politicalised, the electoral system riddled with gerrymandering and the right to vote constantly under threat by right wing states wanting to roll back “black” empowerment. This is not a democracy that the rest of the world looks at with awe and respect but with distain and contempt.

  • @PetersonChevy
    @PetersonChevy24 күн бұрын

    Didn't Bernie Madoff get 200 plus your sentences as a first time offender? Didn't Martha Stewart get 5 years as a first time offender, didn't Ross Ulbrech get a life sentence as a first time offender?

  • @wegder
    @wegder24 күн бұрын

    Making an empty promise to eliminate taxes on tips will probably win him the election.

  • @joemoore8047
    @joemoore804724 күн бұрын

    Why does Preet have a black eye?

  • @Thichaou

    @Thichaou

    24 күн бұрын

    His mom and dad were cousins!😂

  • @RasAlHaq

    @RasAlHaq

    24 күн бұрын

    Sparring practice. 😉

  • @nasirfazal5440
    @nasirfazal544024 күн бұрын

    Mega ,alternative facts believers.Prof.Dr.Nasir Fazal Cambridge USA

  • @gj8683
    @gj868324 күн бұрын

    Conviction? 34 convictions.

  • @freeheeler09

    @freeheeler09

    24 күн бұрын

    And two impeachments, and adjudicated findings for fraud and rape. And then there is Trump’s clear support for dictators like Putin.

  • @roxrr4778
    @roxrr477822 күн бұрын

    The fact that they keep calling trump a convicted felon but they dont seem to say the same thing about hunter biden 😂 that alone should tell you everythg

  • @thebestevertherewas
    @thebestevertherewas24 күн бұрын

    Trump's coming back. The uniparty is scared

  • @briancase6180
    @briancase618024 күн бұрын

    I'm so tired of Ian's strange and simplistic analysis. I can't figure him out AT ALL. I used to watch him, listen to him, thinking i just hadn't figured out his points, but i find him increasingly just wrong.

  • @militiamc
    @militiamc24 күн бұрын

    So many bots in these comments 🤖

  • @francoluissotomayor3123
    @francoluissotomayor312324 күн бұрын

    How many of these presidents did the same… its because it’s trump

  • @stephenshepard5185
    @stephenshepard518524 күн бұрын

    When Mr. Bremmer said "I don't believe it was actually an attempted coup." (15:54) I about spit out my morning coffee in shock. What more proof does he need to call it that? I was very glad when Susan Glasser pushed back on that thought. Mr. Bremmer is an obviously brilliant guy when it comes to geopolitics but I think he has a bit of a blind spot when comes to domestic politics. If I recall he was a bit off on the supposed "red wave" during the midterms and I think he's now under estimating the damage a second Trump term would cause our democracy. I wonder if this might be in an effort to remain, or at least appear to be, a neutral observer. Just my take on this but I will always listen to what he, and the people he interviews, have to say.

  • @jess7150

    @jess7150

    24 күн бұрын

    I think Bremmer is right about (moderate) people not caring about this conviction but he’s so wrong playing down the threats of Jan 6.

  • @jmhorange

    @jmhorange

    24 күн бұрын

    I assume he means is the technical sense. A real coup is much more coordinated than Jan 6th, which was just chaos and nowhere near the level of overthrowing the government. But by that same token, if that's Ian's definition of an attempted coup, then Russia's attempted coup by Prigozhin to march to Moscow wasn't an "attempted coup" or anywhere near the level of overthrowing the Russian government. Yet I'm sure Ian would have no problem calling that an attempted coup. We shouldn't downplay things with semantics and technical jargon. January 6th was a dangerous day in history and most people's understanding of it was it was an attempted coup so let's use that definition so we are all on the same page.

  • @faust451

    @faust451

    24 күн бұрын

    @@jmhorange The coup of 2020 was not really the invasion of the U.S. Capitol building, rather it was the fake electors plot where officials in seven states (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin) prepared falsified/fraudulent certificates of ascertainment claiming Donald Trump and not Joe Biden had won the electoral college votes for those states. Thus far officials in five of those states have been charged for their participation. New Mexico claims state laws are not structured such that fake electors from that state can be prosecuted and Arizona is currently in the midst of grand jury hearings for the fake electors from that state. To Mike Pence's credit, he refused to present/acknowledge these fake slates of electoral votes on January 6, 2021.

  • @LarryCohen188
    @LarryCohen18824 күн бұрын

    Gzero showing they are Bipartisan in their opinion/coverage. LOL

  • @alias2anne
    @alias2anne24 күн бұрын

    Your bias is showing. The trial smelled of desperation. Since when do misdemeanors turn into felonies? It’s very weak. This conviction over record keeping will hurt future business in New York!

  • @briancase6180

    @briancase6180

    24 күн бұрын

    They turn into felonies because NY law states the conditions under which they can turn into felonies. Trump conspired to falsify documents in furtherance of election fixing. It's pretty simple, actually, and that's why Trump was found guilty. The judges instructions to the jury were simple, the conditions to find a guilty verdict were simple, and Trump is actually a pretty simple criminal. Many times over. He could have avoided ALL of this by stipulating to the affair with Stormy, for example. But he's such a narcissist that he can't ever, EVER, admit to anything that would be human.

  • @sammyboyde6489
    @sammyboyde648920 күн бұрын

    TRUMP, BEST PRESIDENT EVER. TRUMP 2024.

  • @jiahan3849
    @jiahan384924 күн бұрын

    Does this satisfy a fair trial? NO.

  • @leannthomas2103
    @leannthomas210324 күн бұрын

    TRUMP POTUS 2024 !

  • @dougquan8025
    @dougquan802524 күн бұрын

    Do we really need to give 20 minutes to two DNC proxies to lecture us on democracy? Give me a break!

  • @peregrinare

    @peregrinare

    24 күн бұрын

    Who would you prefer, a few MAGA talking points that come straight from the Kremlin...?

  • @Thichaou
    @Thichaou24 күн бұрын

    You leftist SCU MS have taught us a lot about "freedom & democracy" there!

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