On Friday’s “Situation Room,” CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen lamented the U.S. Supreme Court’s deliberative process for former President Donald Trump’s criminal prosecution immunity claim.
Brookings Institution senior fellow Norm Eisen said Thursday on CNN’s “OutFront” that it would be “special treatment” if former President Donald Trump is not sentenced to prison after his guilty verdict in the New York business document trial.
CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen said Monday on “Newsroom” that former President Donald Trump’s New York defense team hopes one juror will not follow the “evidence and law.”
Brookings Institution senior fellow Norm Eisen said Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” that former President Donald Trump will likely be convicted in the New York business document trial.
CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen said Thursday on CNN’s “The Situation Room” that the civil fraud trial in New York could end the business organization of former President Donald Trump.
CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen said Monday on “Newsroom” that the testimony from Mark Meadows’ former aide Cassidy Hutchinson to the January 6 House Select Committee provided “criminally relevant evidence for multiple crimes” by former President Donald Trump.
CNN legal analyst Norm Eisen, who served as a counsel for House Judiciary Committee Democrats during former President Donald Trump’s first impeachment, said Monday on “Newsroom” that pro-Trump allies who gathered at the Willard Hotel on January 6 “were getting ready for a war.”
In a Washington Post editorial published Wednesday, authors Deborah E. Lipstadt and Norman Eisen argue for the radical comparison of challenging recent election results with denying that a Nazi Holocaust, the “best-documented genocide in the world,” ever occurred.
Obama came under muted criticism — most of it from Republicans — in 2009 when he fired AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin, who had pursued an investigation of Kevin Johnson, the former NBA star and mayor of Sacramento, California. The administration even questioned Walpin’s mental capacities in defending the decision.
It is clear, in full context, that Trump was speaking about the extensive Mueller investigation, which had just concluded — and not about his Article II presidential power in general.
Norm Eisen, the counsel chosen by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee to question “expert” witnesses Wednesday at its first impeachment inquiry, founded an organization funded in part by billionaire left-wing financier George Soros.
Norm Eisen, a former White House official under President Barack Obama, has been chosen to lead the questioning of expert witnesses on the first day of the House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment inquiry on Wednesday.
