Legal expert dismantles case against Trump, unveiling striking parallels with Clinton’s actions. In New York City, the trial of former President Donald Trump is underway, with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg leading the charge.

The accusations stem from alleged hush money payments made before the 2016 presidential election. Gregg Jarrett, a legal analyst on Fox News, didn’t hold back in his assessment of Bragg’s approach. According to Jarrett, Bragg’s tactics reek of political bias and double standards, especially when compared to the treatment of Hillary Clinton.

“I’ve never seen such a tangled, torturous prosecution that would be brought against no other person except Trump. It’s punitive, politically driven,” Jarrett declared. He pointed out how Bragg inflated what initially seemed like a minor infraction into a slew of felony charges against Trump. Jarrett echoed the sentiments of the Federal Election Commission and the Department of Justice, both of which found no wrongdoing in the payments.

“To do that he had to attach it to a supposed election law violation… It’s not a campaign donation,” Jarrett emphasized, highlighting what he sees as a distortion of legal norms by Bragg. Even Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer turned witness, didn’t escape Jarrett’s scrutiny. Jarrett dismissed Cohen as a habitual liar, undermining his credibility as a witness.

But it’s not just the prosecution that’s under fire. Judge Juan Merchan, presiding over the case, faces allegations of bias due to his daughter’s political affiliations and supposed hostility toward Trump. Despite these challenges, Trump remains defiant. He sees the trial as a battleground for freedom, rallying his supporters against what he perceives as attempts by Democrats to silence him.

“When I walk into that courtroom, I know I will have the love of 200 million Americans behind me, and I will be FIGHTING for the FREEDOM of 325 MILLION AMERICANS!” Trump declared on Truth Social. His words reflect a larger narrative, one where the trial isn’t just about legal matters but also about political power and the future of the nation.

As the trial progresses, it’s clear that the stakes are high. What happens in that courtroom could have repercussions not just for Trump, but for the entire political landscape. And with the spotlight firmly fixed on the proceedings, every move made by Bragg, Cohen, and even Judge Merchan will be scrutinized to the fullest.