‘There are risks’: The balance between prosecuting Trump and polarizing America
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Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Anne Applebaum and Yale University History Professor Timothy Snyder join Ali Velshi to discuss the risks of prosecuting Trump and whether potential sentencing would be a mistake that exacerbates polarization or an essential measure for historical accountability. “If we want to get ourselves into a fascist system, then thing to do is not to prosecute Mr. Trump,” Snyder explains. “The meaningful polarization in this country I believe is between people who believe in law and the people who don't.”July 22, 2023
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