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​FILE PHOTO: President of the Supreme Court of Israel Esther Hayut and all fifteen justices assemble to hear petitions against the reasonableness standard law in the High Court in Jerusalem, on Tuesday, September 12, 2023.
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Preet Bharara on the legal troubles of former President Trump
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Preet Bharara on the legal troubles of former President Trump

There is a strong possibility Trump will face a criminal trial as he runs for president in 2024, so the stakes have never been higher.On GZERO World, Ian Bremmer speaks with former US Attorney for the Southern District of NY and podcast host Preet Bharara to delve into the legal struggles of former President Trump.

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Podcast: Trumped up charges? The law & politics of investigating a president's crimes

Listen: Where democracy is built upon the principles of rule of law, legal challenges faced by public officials are a sober matter. On the GZERO World podcast, Ian Bremmer sits down with former US Attorney for the Southern District of NY and podcast host, Preet Bharara. Together, they explore the current state of the US legal system, the hurdles for keeping public officials to account, and the potential implications for democracy when a former president is criminally charged by federal courts.

Quick Take: Biden's challenge and Navalny's courage
Quick Take

Quick Take: Biden's challenge and Navalny's courage

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take:



So perhaps the most important question to be answered is, once Trump is gone, how much of that persists? It is certainly true that a President Biden is much more oriented towards trying to bring the United States back into existing multilateral architecture.



But I would say that after the events of January 6th, the most significant response that I heard from world leaders around the world was shock that that could happen in the United States and certainly more awareness of the divides in the United States, of the reality that Trump is less of an aberration and more of a structural consequence than perhaps they had been willing to believe, or internalize, accept.


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