Jill Wine-Banks on MSNBC: Maybe the reason Navarro is representing himself is that

[mobeau69]

no decent lawyer would be willing to argue his ridiculous claim of executive privilege.

[niyad]

1. Surely there is a "lawyer" from liberty available. Or, dewey, cheatem and howe.

[tavernier]

11. Liberty biberty?

[MLAA]

12. Liberty Biberty!

[Nevilledog]

15. Love it.

As they shall now be known......

[House of Roberts]

37. Liberty buchima

[soldierant]

29. I thibk Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe only handle automobile-related cases

They have represented "Cat Talk" for decades.

[niyad]

32. Had not thought of that.

[Ray Bruns]

35. here you go

[niyad]

36. Thank you.

[Ocelot II]

2. There are a few *indecent* lawyers who would, though -

some of the loons who worked for TFG haven't been disbarred yet.

[mgardener]

19. Perhaps Lin Wood

Has time before his mental health exam in Georgia.

[dweller]

3. I know this sounds crazy

But Lin Woods has probably time to handle 1 more case …



✌🏻

[ancianita]

4. I thought no one can have a lawyer when they're in front of a federal grand jury.

Just the witness, grand jurors, prosecutor and court reporter.

[mobeau69]

6. This is argument for not appearing before the GJ.

[ancianita]

8. I'm sorry, but there's no context for Jill Wine-Banks here or the situation. What's a GJ?

Oh. Nevermind. It's grand jury. Just any grand jury? Or a federal grand jury? Because from what I understand he can't have a lawyer in either.

So just bringing up the idea of a lawyer representing him is misinformation.

[mobeau69]

9. No, but that's OK.

[Scruffy1]

20. Your lawyer is just not allowed in the court room. They have to stay in the lobby.n/t.

[Mr.Bill]

25. No, but they can have one just outside the room and

and they con "confer" with them before every answer. Pretty sure that's how it works.

[rsdsharp]

5. It's foolish for an attorney to represent him or her self.

It’s suicide for an economist to do so.

[mobeau69]

7. Especially an inept economist.

[agingdem]

10. I watched the Navarro/Melber interview

he was so confident his plot to overturn the election would have succeeded if not for the rioters breaching the capital..said his Green Bay Sweep was perfectly legal and upset because he was not getting the credit he deserved...Navarro is arrogant, proud of his part in the attempted coup...of course, he'd represent himself..gives him another opportunity to showcase his brilliance

[fightforfreedom]

16. I loved the part where Ari said;

You know by speaking to me your claim of executive privilege doesn't work. Navarro panicked and said, No,no.no over and over again.

What an idiot.

[agingdem]

17. and the J6 committee used that interview to

charge Navarro with contempt of congress...

[crickets]

33. Ha! That's too funny. nt

[fightforfreedom]

13. She makes a good point.

People like Navarro have no defense, none. All they have is lies that will not hold up in court. Any sane competent lawyer would tell them to make a plea deal. If they go to trial they may have a hard time getting any lawyer to defend their foolish lies. They could get in trouble.

[machoneman]

21. He's just trying to delay things, that's all he can do.

[H2O Man]

14. Recommended.

[gab13by13]

18. Wine-Banks also said

that DOJ should have acted sooner. The defendant in a grand jury is not allowed a lawyer.

[Justice matters.]

31. Can have a lawyer outside the room who stays in the lobby. nt

[Schmice3]

23. That POS will demand to have

the Office of the Public Defender represent him. Pity the poor PD.

[FakeNoose]

24. Peter Navarro sat in front of Chump in the Oval Office almost every day

The only days he didn't go there were days when Chump went to the golf course or traveled. This guy is a walking time-bomb. When he discovers he going to prison for the rest of his life, he'll blab everything he knows. And I'm sure he knows a lot of Chump's secrets. Only Meadows and Kushner know more about Chump than Navarro does.

[mobeau69]

27. Squeeze that mofo.

[The Wizard]

26. If he thinks

TFG can grant him executive privilege maybe he thinks TFG can grant him a pardon.

[mobeau69]

28. If TFG is ever in the position to do that I am out of here.

[dlk]

30. Navarro may not be able to afford a quality attorney

His legal woes could easily run into six figures or more and above all else, lawyers like to get paid.

[Martin68]

34. This is not a joke.