Trump's Four Major Legal Problems Explained

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @abdurrahmansabri8181
    @abdurrahmansabri8181 Год назад +1104

    Slight correction: The president cannot pardon state crimes only federal crimes. In Georgia state pardons can only be issued by a state board.

    • @JohnCremboz
      @JohnCremboz Год назад +56

      I was about to comment the same. Same goes for Bragg in NY.

    • @nnnik3595
      @nnnik3595 Год назад +52

      That sounds like a very reasonable law. Why is the president able to pardon people anyways? Seems weird to me as a German

    • @paulcarey1708
      @paulcarey1708 Год назад +22

      A pardon in Georgia is available after 5 years only I think.

    • @golagiswatchingyou2966
      @golagiswatchingyou2966 Год назад

      ​@@nnnik3595kinda ironic as in Germany the elites can break most laws, ban political parties or enforce authoritarian policies on plebs.

    • @mabus4910
      @mabus4910 Год назад +55

      @@nnnik3595 Why? The German Bundespräsident can pardon people as well. In many countries (including Germany) it is a tradition to pardon prisoners that nearly finished their sentence before Christmas or national celebrations. Sometimes also drop parking tickets and minor stuff like that.

  • @VaultBoy1300
    @VaultBoy1300 Год назад +672

    The reason why TLDR US didn't take off is because the competition in the American news sphere is much more fierce. Covering specific topics in American news is imo a better method because I don't think a whole channel dedicated to it can compete with some of the bigger, heavier hitters you were competing with. This video is a good example of a story TLDR can cover without being a fully dedicated channel

    • @slartibartfast7921
      @slartibartfast7921 Год назад +7

      %100

    • @OConnelsSideOfDaRiver
      @OConnelsSideOfDaRiver Год назад +22

      Yep, although I hope as tldr news brand grows, they attempt it again: their clear and straightforward style would be really appreciated.

    • @Emp31
      @Emp31 Год назад +10

      ​@@OConnelsSideOfDaRiverTrue but I think they would need hosts from US since they could be more familiar

    • @Blind_Smithy
      @Blind_Smithy Год назад +5

      One of the issues TLDR will face with American news is that the main audience for US news is obviously the US people. US people however are fed up with left leaning news outlets. Which although TLDR tries to be non biased they did get embroiled in a controversy a few years back with early fans for leaning left quite heavily. They have done better and only lean left slightly and their podcasts show the individual members are left leaning themselves.
      These facts and aspects in journalism just are not attractive to a people whose major news outlets are CNN, MSNBC and Fox. (Note fox has been removing its most right wing hosts to become more centrist).
      Left leaning US audience already is comfortable watching legacy media that aligns with themselves.
      Right leaning US audience less likely to watch left leaning new media.

    • @TheEmperorGulcasa
      @TheEmperorGulcasa Год назад

      @@Blind_Smithy I would disagree that there is a lack of audience for left leaning content. Legacy media is heavily establishment biased and really not that popular at this point. Rather, it is the youtube algorithm that tends to heavily punish non establishment news sources that are not right wing. I've seen other independent left ish news channels get deprioritized, demonetized and generally heavily throttled in growth and exposure because of algorithm changes, policy against covering controversial topics and so on. A lot of right wing outlets avoid at least the financial problems by being funded by corporate backers in the background, whereas there is no corporates money for left wing independent news media.

  • @C4JG
    @C4JG Год назад +301

    Your US content is one of the few ways, I as an American, can hear generally unbiased news about my country. Please continue producing it, even if it's only for major events!

    • @whysoserious4204
      @whysoserious4204 Год назад +16

      Yes , this channel is so unbiased that it almost only discredit right-wing candidates/parties globally

    • @kphaxx
      @kphaxx Год назад +13

      @@whysoserious4204 The defendants of the four Georgia cases have done plenty to discredit themselves. Funny how pointing out facts is somehow discrediting to you. Why so serious?

    • @xBINARYGODx
      @xBINARYGODx Год назад +11

      @@whysoserious4204 oh noes, something outside your echo chamber that is not alt-facts based. Better run away after being triggered by it.

    • @kami_in_the_skye
      @kami_in_the_skye Год назад +8

      @@whysoserious4204 When one side is committing the vast majority of the crimes, and literally all of the worst ones, then that side's crimes getting the vast majority of the focus from news outlets is literally unbiased reporting. Reality isn't down the middle, and actual unbiased reporting reflects reality as it actually is. Not to say I don't have issues with them sometimes myself, but yes. TLDR is in fact just about as unbiased as a news outlet can probably get while maintaining enough personality/identity to be engaging enough to still be watchable.

    • @braidend4379
      @braidend4379 Год назад

      @@kami_in_the_skye What about Russia-gate? What about Hunter Bidens laptop cover-up? What about Stacey Abrams Democrat that tried to overturn the Georgia election? I call BS.

  • @DrVictorVasconcelos
    @DrVictorVasconcelos Год назад +268

    He can't pardon himself out of a Georgian state indictement, even if it's moved to a federal Georgian court.

    • @eddgar-ce3md
      @eddgar-ce3md Год назад +11

      It's America, if there is money, there is a way.

    • @teelo12000
      @teelo12000 Год назад +66

      Calling it now: he tries to get the President of Georgia (the country) to pardon him

    • @MrMarinus18
      @MrMarinus18 Год назад +5

      The American constitution is not as watertight as is often wished. If you are powerful then you can't easily be persecuted no matter what the law says.

    • @eddgar-ce3md
      @eddgar-ce3md Год назад

      @@teelo12000 He already made a perfect call with Salome Zourabichvili and proposed a deal.

    • @JackHankeAnd
      @JackHankeAnd Год назад +16

      @@eddgar-ce3mdYes, but pardoning is not one of the ways that money can buy. Money can’t buy a legal power that nobody actually possesses.
      Also, there’s at least as much anti-Trump money as there is pro-Trump money. Look at how much was raised by Democrats vs. Republicans in 2016 and 2020.

  • @changbeerbeer
    @changbeerbeer Год назад +347

    I don’t follow every piece of news that comes out of the US but major news articles that have a bearing on world events are good to know about, so liked this video and would watch more like this! 👌

    • @katzicael
      @katzicael Год назад +5

      Agreed, this format is better.

    • @Kaihegon
      @Kaihegon Год назад

      America uncensored, look them up

    • @joyboyskyhigh
      @joyboyskyhigh Год назад

      Gays😂😂

  • @Skijaramaz
    @Skijaramaz Год назад +299

    As a citizen of the U.S, I always enjoy hearing about how our political bullshit and general news are perceived by other people. oddly, people not of my country seem to be better informed about how my country works than Americans are. So please, by all means: Keep reporting on U.S stuff.

    • @Vandel96
      @Vandel96 Год назад

      Unfortunately many of your compatriots believe that any criticism of trump whatsoever is fake news and immediately disregard it.

    • @Abeisgreat1
      @Abeisgreat1 Год назад +9

      Not fully. They seem to regurgitate mainstream talking points

    • @tonybeatbutcher
      @tonybeatbutcher Год назад

      To be honest, Fox and Cnn, etc.. is not journalism but opinion based propaganda. There are not a lot of channels that somehow are objective.

    • @cs40660
      @cs40660 Год назад +10

      @@Abeisgreat1lmao ur recent comment, opinion disregarded

    • @stamzthehuman897
      @stamzthehuman897 Год назад +5

      ​@@cs40660He was right though. I could imagine CNN havung the same take except with louder dumbed down polarising language

  • @zachsmith8633
    @zachsmith8633 Год назад +120

    I love the US content. As an American who lives in the UK and has previously lived in the EU, I find your content about all of it helpful

  • @jaredjohn87
    @jaredjohn87 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @Mysticth
    @Mysticth Год назад +80

    As many folks have already stated, please continue to cover at least the big stuff in the US! More outside, unbiased voices and some real journalism is always welcome and needed!

    • @loganleroy8622
      @loganleroy8622 Год назад +2

      They aren’t unbiased.

    • @Jay_Frank
      @Jay_Frank Год назад

      @@loganleroy8622 I know it's a shock to US viewers, but actual news outlets just state objective facts about what's going on. They don't give opinions. That's unbiased news reporting.

    • @wyyyve
      @wyyyve Год назад

      they don't realy have skin in the game? they're about as unbiased as you can get as a human being.@@loganleroy8622

    • @hweidigiv
      @hweidigiv Год назад +6

      No news agency is truly unbiased, but I do prefer getting my news from non-American sources because they're at least not biased along the American political party lines. That's why I like this channel/collection-of-channels.

  • @kevincronk7981
    @kevincronk7981 Год назад +2

    I'm an American and I was pretty sad when you guys shut down TLDR US, you guys seem pretty unbiased in US politics which makes sense because you're not American, and I really liked your US content

  • @Yolabian
    @Yolabian Год назад +81

    @TLDRnewsGLOBAL I may be the only person who wants the US channel back. It was unique, and your coverage of the midterms was amazing. Meanwhile, the 2020 coverage is almost unwatchable. Bringing this channel back would be so good I can't even put it to words. #bringtldrusback

    • @benfox1588
      @benfox1588 Год назад +4

      You’re not the only one 🤝

    • @TheSpiritombsableye
      @TheSpiritombsableye Год назад +2

      I didn't even know it left. I just assumed there wasn't much to talk about.

    • @josephsmallidge5556
      @josephsmallidge5556 Год назад +1

      I started watching the TLDR channels after the us channel was done but I would like the content.

    • @hweidigiv
      @hweidigiv Год назад

      I also prefer a dedicated channel, but don't think US News needs to be covered weekly. Mostly just when US events are significant enough to be discussed on a global scale. Sometimes that's weekly, but usually not.

  • @chadelles2586
    @chadelles2586 Год назад +1

    Y'all are one of my favorite sources of news. You hit it out of the park

  • @grampajim1595
    @grampajim1595 Год назад +292

    If you guys could cover at least the major news events in the US that would be terrific.. much appreciated !!!
    Your content is fair and unbiased... something we get little of here in the states :-[

    • @anerd8520
      @anerd8520 Год назад +5

      As an American living in America, I appreciate your insightful commentary about all subjects. It’s interesting to see the “boiling cauldron of ick” from a different perspective. Keep up the great work!

    • @HotAI-1990
      @HotAI-1990 Год назад

      yea it absolute ridiculous what you guys re allowed to broadcast. Super politicially biased stuff that often is a complete lie!! No objective reporting at all

    • @HotAI-1990
      @HotAI-1990 Год назад +4

      its mainly due to your country haing a 2 party system... Here in Netherlands we have a whole spectrum of polticial parties between conservatieve - liberal and left or right . This way the world isnt just black and white

    • @sanctamachina
      @sanctamachina Год назад +2

      Unbiased is certainly not something I'd call TLDR. They've very clearly expressed preferences in their videos. Which is fine because every news source has a degree of bias.

    • @OiiRobbi3x
      @OiiRobbi3x Год назад +5

      nothing is truly unbiased what a dumb remark

  • @skiz-bg8cd
    @skiz-bg8cd 9 месяцев назад +1

    I can barely trust any news sources here in the US, this is amazing!

  • @eliahucase3700
    @eliahucase3700 Год назад +3

    American here. I would watch your USA content

  • @annephoenixgem9336
    @annephoenixgem9336 Год назад +11

    Yet another American here: I really appreciate having my country's news reviewed by you all because the external perspective you have, along with your high quality journalism, provides clarity and insights that similarly high quality, but internal, perspectives can miss.

  • @Swaggy362
    @Swaggy362 Год назад +15

    Please continue US coverage. As an American it is nice hearing unbiased news and seeing foreign perspectives on what’s happening here

    • @IR-VCH-uf4yt
      @IR-VCH-uf4yt Год назад

      Habibi come to IRAN 😘😘😘

  • @JonyRotten
    @JonyRotten Год назад +2

    "Can Trump avoid Jail?" I am a US citizen and a veteran. President Donald Trump and his co-conspirators tried to nullify my legally cast vote so he could remain in power. Who that vote was for is irrelevant. The only way he should avoid a prison sentence is if he receives capital punishment. I know it is unlikely but I am deeply and passionately in favor of the latter.

  • @tomeekun
    @tomeekun Год назад +38

    I’m pessimistic. Rich people can get away with everything. This won’t be a different case. Funny, cus I was taught the USA takes these matters very seriously when I was still in school and we were learning about the USA, but the past few years have been sobering.

    • @rizkyadiyanto7922
      @rizkyadiyanto7922 Год назад

      if trump do get jailed, US is an autoritarian country.

    • @ddwkc
      @ddwkc Год назад

      sadly yes, specially billionaires. During the New Deal a group tried to coup the government and in the end nothing happened with the perpetrators because they were rich elites (one of them was a Bush, for instance, I don't recall if it was Bush senior's father or grandpa).
      Also, even if Trump is charged, he will not be in a regular prison. It will be like Hitler when jailed and he will be in a castle instead writing his manifesto on social media.

    • @Mob135
      @Mob135 Год назад +4

      ​@@y0uCantHandleand that is why trump running for president is consider a coup.

    • @duckmeat4674
      @duckmeat4674 Год назад +4

      ​@@Mob135you mean you're worried people actually vote him in

    • @barney10240
      @barney10240 Год назад +3

      Ahem... "Nixon", "Watergate"

  • @latsword3513
    @latsword3513 Год назад +1

    For me personally I got tired of hearing US news. The US political scene has been so warped over the past few years that I stopped trying to engage with it, then stopped caring. It's so far removed from what's happening in Europe that it no longer seems relevant

  • @SnafeComposed
    @SnafeComposed Год назад +4

    As a U.S. Citizen, I appreciate outside perspective and TLDR is one of my favorites. More U.S. content, please.

  • @PrinceArran
    @PrinceArran Год назад +1

    Your overall media content is succinct, accurate for the most part, honest, and excellent. Bravo!

  • @theshimario253
    @theshimario253 Год назад +3

    i hope he goes to prison, he deserves it. if he doesnt then it just proves that there is a two tiered justice system, one where the rich and powerful can get away with committing crimes

  • @zachsmith9743
    @zachsmith9743 Год назад +1

    As a citizen living in the USA, who has a legal education, this is the craziest shit ever. When you put it out like this for me to listen; I thought this cannot be any crazier. However, I shouldn't be saying this because it can always get crazier. Thanks so much for your work.

  • @thomasdevine867
    @thomasdevine867 Год назад +6

    This story has global implications, so global viewpoints are worthwhile.

  • @de132
    @de132 Год назад +2

    For Trump, in my opinion, the most precarious cases are the Georgia state case and the Classified Document federal case.
    The New York case can be argued that Trump did it for his own personal benefit instead of one that benefitted his own campaign, which carries a much, much lighter penalty.
    The federal cases, he can pardon if he wins the 2024 US Presidential election. But of the two, the classified documents case has evidence of him potentially committing this offense exists in the public, which could poison the well if these documents are unrelated to what was requested to be returned.
    The Georgia case is the most risky because he can't pardon himself in any context and the penalty for the offense is a twenty year sentence.

  • @tired_boy
    @tired_boy Год назад +16

    Well if he can avoid jail our legal system is toast

    • @duckmeat4674
      @duckmeat4674 Год назад

      It already is lost when hunter biden got 0 jail time and every biden news gets covered by trump indictments days later

  • @JamesNettum
    @JamesNettum Год назад

    As a citizen of the US, I appreciate the view from an outside source. Thank you.

  • @Decrepit_biker
    @Decrepit_biker Год назад +7

    What I don't understand is why he's not in jail awaiting trial like anyone else would be.

    • @geraldbalzer2429
      @geraldbalzer2429 Год назад

      One reason is probably, that he's constantly under protection and observation by the secret service.

    • @makaramuss
      @makaramuss Год назад

      ​@@geraldbalzer2429"wroooong" it is because atleast half of his crimes also done by Biden so if he gets charged democrats will create their own hell

    • @stc3145
      @stc3145 Год назад +4

      @@geraldbalzer2429No its because he is rich and white. He could have been placed in a secure prison with guards around him at all times.

    • @loganleroy8622
      @loganleroy8622 Год назад +6

      Because most people don’t sit in jail awaiting their trial unless they are a flight risk or don’t have anyone to pay 10% of the posted bail.

    • @AM-fs1je
      @AM-fs1je Год назад

      Because in US, special people are above the law, & there's no enforcement. Watch the judge warn him again. And again. And again.

  • @tonysegadelli9421
    @tonysegadelli9421 Год назад +12

    More US content please
    It reminds me that it's not just the UK that's messed up 😅

    • @davidty2006
      @davidty2006 Год назад

      The US is our child.
      So it just had to be worse.

  • @Matthew-gw4pl
    @Matthew-gw4pl Год назад +28

    Literally watching this at 5 am lmaooo, i love when TLDR covers U.S news, they're typically more reliable than most other sources!

    • @kosatochca
      @kosatochca Год назад +7

      Well, they’re young and sloppy sometimes, but I agree they’re motivated and have fresh outlook on events

    • @benchoflemons398
      @benchoflemons398 Год назад

      Tldr reliable?

    • @Matthew-gw4pl
      @Matthew-gw4pl Год назад +4

      @kosatochca typically their sloppiness is just mispronounciations or errors made due to ongoing events having fresh updates between the time they record and post, I do agree they could use some improvement, but I've always liked how they are the closest thing to "non-bias" as any news group I've found! As a young American myself, it kind of angers me that we have to rely on a foreign news source for actual news and not political satire.

    • @Matthew-gw4pl
      @Matthew-gw4pl Год назад +4

      @benchoflemons398 yes, while they can make mistakes in haste in order to compete with updated headlines, they typically correct these mistakes in pinned comments or future videos! Ontop of that, they are the least bias news source I've found, and when they were covering topics on TLDR US, they didn't play the stupid game of political satire that U.S news sources play. They only presented the facts

    • @javasiege
      @javasiege Год назад +3

      @@Matthew-gw4pllove their transparency

  • @cullenadasek9119
    @cullenadasek9119 Год назад +2

    As an American I used to watch the US channel but not as much as Global and UK, only because it contained things I already knew. I can learn more from TLDR global and UK, but videos like this are good for the global channel I think. It’s an important topic

  • @Ran013-ku
    @Ran013-ku Год назад +8

    I do want to see the US channel back up. It is excellent to watch news from the States from a none biased perspective.

    • @hweidigiv
      @hweidigiv Год назад +1

      I also prefer a dedicated channel, but don't think US News needs to be covered weekly. Mostly just when US events are significant enough to be discussed on a global scale. Sometimes that's weekly, but usually not.

  • @MoanTheCelts
    @MoanTheCelts Год назад +1

    Not heard a second of this. I’m from the uk, no idea how USA justice systems works. It’s more minutes than most videos about this

  • @joannehaas8613
    @joannehaas8613 Год назад +7

    I think it would be wonderful if you covered important US news topics, but there isn’t a need for an entire channel. THANKS for what you are doing!

  • @connorb7234
    @connorb7234 Год назад

    As an American I appreciate hearing your outside perspective. Americans frequently get worked up and it often creeps into the tone of the reporting, if not the content. I'm a regular viewer of your global content and I'd like more videos covering U.S. events in the same style.

  • @chaitanyakulkarni6416
    @chaitanyakulkarni6416 Год назад +21

    TLDR ASIA would be great

    • @-fish-.
      @-fish-. Год назад

      Yes

    • @tired_boy
      @tired_boy Год назад

      I agree

    • @rizkyadiyanto7922
      @rizkyadiyanto7922 Год назад +1

      from the point of view of colonializer.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Год назад

      They don't make enough videos on Asia to warrant a whole channel.

    • @-fish-.
      @-fish-. Год назад

      @@soundscape26 they make a lot of vids about china

  • @scotsanders1156
    @scotsanders1156 Год назад +2

    As a US citizen I'm typically inundated with breaking news. I really enjoyed this style of video where you're summarizing a large chunk of news and putting it into context. And as tldr has an outside perspective it would be good to hear about other countries relations with the United States as that's glossed over in our typical news.

  • @Nasherrrzzz
    @Nasherrrzzz Год назад +13

    Impirtant point, if the states convict him, he cant pardon himself, so these ones are interestingly difficult to wiggle out of

    • @makaramuss
      @makaramuss Год назад

      But trouble is I don't think they are brave enough to put president himself in jail. Right doesn't riot normally but they will do no doubt if Trump goes to jail AS A PRESIDENT

    • @Geojr815
      @Geojr815 Год назад +1

      Can the state governors pardon him? Or anyone?

    • @Swaggy362
      @Swaggy362 Год назад

      @@Geojr815 state governors can pardon people convicted of state crimes. The president can only pardon someone convicted of federal crimes. If someone is convicted at the state level, the president cannot pardon them. In some states there are limits on pardons, but this is a general rule. No president has ever pardoned themselves so it is unknown if that would work, but there is nothing explicitly stating that they cannot.

    • @Jay_Frank
      @Jay_Frank Год назад

      @@Geojr815 Normally yes, however Georgia has tight restrictions on that pardoning power.

  • @famoussquiddv3823
    @famoussquiddv3823 Год назад

    Please keep covering us news!!! Love you guys from Italy❤

  • @murasaki848
    @murasaki848 Год назад +15

    Unfortunately they've missed some key elements that may not be known internationally. In the classified documents case, the presiding judge, Eileen Canon, was appointed by Trump and has shown extreme deference to what she sees as his "special status" as a former president despite no such provisions being in law. Judges have sweeping powers that can favor a defendant, as pretty much anything that can get a defendant off the hook is not subject to appeal by prosecutors, nor even seriously affects the judge's lifetime appointment to the post. Second, a presidential pardon does not cover state crimes, i.e. he can't pardon himself for two out of the four cases. What being reelected could do is cause a conflict of the trials and sentences against interfering with the office of the President. Third, there is nearly nothing that keeps a convict from running for and being elected president except impeachment and removal by Congress or enacting the 14th Amendment adopted after the American civil war which prohibits holding office by seditionists or anyone who has given aid and comfort to seditionists unless 2/3 of congress votes to override (i.e. you have to be a well-liked seditionist so congress can say "meh, it's okay you tried to overthrow the government..."). Unfortunately, none of the charges filed are actual charges of sedition.

    • @d00dieb0x
      @d00dieb0x Год назад +1

      Eileen Canon makes that case less predictive and thus less relevant when predicting if he goes to jail or not.

    • @TheBooban
      @TheBooban Год назад +1

      6:57 find votes. Honestly it seems completely normal to ask his team to do this. It doesn’t mean do anything illegal. All these charges are so flimsy and clearly politically motivated. And laws so open that anyone could be prosecuted for anything. We know this, cops and the justice system abuse regular citizens too. So, it doesn’t matter if a judge has a bias. Everything else does too.
      What is tragic is the political payback that may come next time they persecute a democratic ex-president. But Trump is an outlier. His own party never liked him. So he is an easy target.

    • @isaacng123456789
      @isaacng123456789 Год назад +5

      @@TheBoobanTrump asked the Secretary of State to FIND exactly one vote more than the margin.
      Where would one find that? A magically ballet box stashed somewhere?
      It is clearly a request for the SOS to magically produce 11,780 votes for himself.

    • @murasaki848
      @murasaki848 Год назад +7

      @@TheBooban These arguments you're making have been floated many times, but don't work. If it were simply the one phone call itself, there would be no charges, but as the case points out it was one in a number of actions intended to interfere in the process, and the call itself furthers those with even threats of charges being brought against Brad Raffensperger. I'd suggest you watch the in-depth coverage of these charges on the Legal Eagle RUclips channel before you continue.
      The "could indict a cheeseburger" argument you're going on to make is absurd; these are crimes for real, and the evidence is not in any way "flimsy". Trump withheld classified documents. Trump tried to overthrow the government after actually losing an election. To not bring charges would be real corruption.

    • @SocialDownclimber
      @SocialDownclimber Год назад +2

      @@TheBooban He wasn't asking his team to do it though. He was asking the attorney general of a state that he narrowly lost to do that. That is illegal. I hope that cleared things up for you a bit, as you seem a bit confused.

  • @sheikyerbouty2926
    @sheikyerbouty2926 Год назад +1

    Interesting twist you missed to mention.
    Some republican lawyers argue that Trump might not be eligible for presidency due to the 14th Amendment, section 3, of the constitution. They only have to prove he was part of an "insurrection or rebellion".
    14th Amendment, section 3:
    No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any state, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any state legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any state, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.

  • @abrahamel-gothamy6472
    @abrahamel-gothamy6472 Год назад +15

    I love your us content as a us citizen! It’s such well-produced content and I think it provides a voice of calm and a source objectivity (insomuch as it can exist).

  • @LolUGotBusted
    @LolUGotBusted Год назад +1

    There is a sign outside the Mara-Lago ballroom that says 'Obal Ofis'

  • @cxzact9204
    @cxzact9204 Год назад +11

    I would love if tldr could cover more major US topics. If I can just centralize most of my international news intake on tldr channels I'll be happy. You guys and girls have come a long way to building an independent, centrist, fact based source and it's become a great resource.

  • @chenirvana7755
    @chenirvana7755 Год назад

    Yes, especially stuff like this can be confusing to people not living in the USA. TL:DRs much appreciated!

  • @richardh8082
    @richardh8082 Год назад +15

    No. Jail for the orange lobster

    • @samuelpatterson4813
      @samuelpatterson4813 Год назад

      No. Biden should be in prison

    • @BossBasher
      @BossBasher Год назад +3

      Imagine if he beats the cases, THEN wins the election lmao. I'd need whatever luck he has

    • @rizkyadiyanto7922
      @rizkyadiyanto7922 Год назад +1

      orange man bad

    • @Jay_Frank
      @Jay_Frank Год назад

      @@rizkyadiyanto7922 Yeah criminals are indeed bad.

    • @asscheeks3212
      @asscheeks3212 Год назад

      ​@BossBasher if that happens I may actually give up my atheistic liberal beliefs in favor for the winning team cuz I'm an opportunitist grifter with no solidified morals.

  • @sesu5604
    @sesu5604 Год назад +2

    Are you all of a sudden lawyers now?

  • @beback_
    @beback_ Год назад +5

    I wish he could be prosecuted for stiffing contractors over decades.

  • @Frankenmuppet
    @Frankenmuppet Год назад +2

    As A Canadian who has loved your content for years (your Brexit videos caught me early on in and I've stuck around through all your iterations), I've really missed your fresh observations and explanations on stuff more local to me when you shut down TLDR US. Glad to see you haven't completely given up on this side of the pond yet for content (though I understand I'm not exactly your target demographic and it probably doesn't track as well with your audience).
    Long story short, I appreciate your content and will gladly accept any crumbs of perspective you have

  • @jeffccan4464
    @jeffccan4464 Год назад +4

    YES 👍 I would love for you to cover more US stories. Your video’s are informative, and you stick straight to the facts.

  • @Cast-Carnival
    @Cast-Carnival 8 месяцев назад

    I cannot thank you enough for actually breaking down the Trump legal mess.
    literally all I see when I look this up are CNN, MSNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes.
    its really nice to FINALLY see an unbiased breakdown of whats going on, with clear wording.
    thank you, now I can understand whats going on. Love y'all.

  • @Alloutside
    @Alloutside Год назад +3

    I like a good global perspective on US stories and goings on. Keep up the good work

  • @UltraGiantMeteor2024
    @UltraGiantMeteor2024 Год назад +1

    As an American, I truly appreciate a uniquely different country’s perspective. I’ve followed this channel for a good number of years, and videos like this keep me coming back 👌🏼

  • @Cronosonic
    @Cronosonic Год назад +52

    The election interference case is the one most likely to go to trial before the election - the prosecution has proposed a date for early January, which the judge is likely more inclined to go with, especially considering Trump keeps violating the protection order he's been placed under, and said judge has made it perfectly clear she is inclined to speed things up to reduce the chance of tainting the jury if he keeps being a jackass.

    • @golagiswatchingyou2966
      @golagiswatchingyou2966 Год назад +10

      Not that they deserve any respect at all, US justice system is a joke.

    • @wainber1
      @wainber1 Год назад

      DOJ Special Prosecutor Smith’s proposal for a January start date to the DC-based federal elections for his trial is IMO the most likely to start among those trials former POTUS Trump currently faces. By the time the first day of a similar trial down in Fulton County, Georgia gets underway, he may very well already have been convicted on similar federal charges.

    • @wesleycanada3675
      @wesleycanada3675 Год назад +6

      @golagiswatchingyou2966 jury members and their families have bin threatened? Don’t you think they deserve a little respect

    • @arshdeepchauhan4275
      @arshdeepchauhan4275 Год назад +1

      @@wesleycanada3675 reminds me of when Kyle Rittenhouse's jury was getting stalked by the news

    • @jjjmiah
      @jjjmiah Год назад

      ​​@@arshdeepchauhan4275yeah like the time a former president was threatening people involved in the Rittenhouse case or when people were posting the names and addresses of jurors on forums and saying by delivering the indictment they had "signed their death warrant"
      Oh wait...

  • @andykww
    @andykww Год назад +1

    Yes, keep doing US content. TLDR is one of the few unbiased, more objective news channels out there.

  • @Selucus1Nicator
    @Selucus1Nicator Год назад +3

    Definitely interested in US content, just not an entirely separate channel. Keep up the good work guys 👍

  • @jayrey5390
    @jayrey5390 Год назад +1

    Your content lives up to the "TLDR" title - giving a clear and understandable summary of events - more please 🙂 thank you!

  • @brokenrecords123
    @brokenrecords123 Год назад +13

    As much as I wanted to be informed by watching TLDR US, I couldn’t watch it too often because at a certain point I felt too miserable to listen about the woes of my country be explained one by one

  • @robertlarson7224
    @robertlarson7224 Год назад +2

    I miss TLDRUS. Not easy to find unbiased journalism in an approachable form Stateside.

  • @dare2liv_nlove
    @dare2liv_nlove Год назад +6

    As a Malaysian, would love you to continue your concise summaries of major USA events (classic TLDR style 😊), especially those with international implications. There is just TOO MUCH news out of the US to sieve through (whether from mainstream media or otherwise), and there is a great potential for time-wasting, especially since many local US events are reported as THIS BIG IMPORTANT THING even if they might have zero relevance to the international community.
    (P.S. Though, a whole separate channel for this content might not be needed, as the most major US events tend to have GLOBAL ramifications anyway.)

    • @hweidigiv
      @hweidigiv Год назад +1

      I still prefer a dedicated channel, but don't think US News needs to be covered weekly. Mostly just when US events are significant enough to be discussed on a global scale. Sometimes that's weekly, but usually not.

    • @dare2liv_nlove
      @dare2liv_nlove Год назад +1

      @@hweidigiv Though this could be ideal, as i understand it this wouldn't be good for the algorithm. Having a separate channel (with fewer subscribers) that only posts stuff less than once a week, barely get's recommended. So i was thinking that posting important US news alongside other Global news would at least grow their Global channel quicker.

  • @jamesquivey1538
    @jamesquivey1538 Год назад +1

    I feel you should report that which you feel needs covering, be it the United States or anywhere else. I watch almost everything you publish from your various platforms. I find it stimulating and refreshing. Keep up the good work! By the way, what happened to your comb???

  • @williamhand1471
    @williamhand1471 Год назад +3

    I would love if you guys covered US news because all the main stream media in the US is so biased it is difficult to understand the facts.

  • @sharundeloach1728
    @sharundeloach1728 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the unbiased US information. The clear statement of facts in one place is good to hear with so many opinions everywhere

  • @socialistrepublicofvietnam1500
    @socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 Год назад +5

    You def need to revive the TLDR US channel in the run-up to the 2024 election

  • @anthonymorales1651
    @anthonymorales1651 Год назад

    Keep it going please it is very needed

  • @AubyAutumn
    @AubyAutumn Год назад +3

    I enjoyed your US coverage and would love to see more.

  • @erickpeterson8071
    @erickpeterson8071 Год назад

    Hi. I live in the USA and try to find news sources outside the USA in hopes of finding news with less bias. It's good to see USA from an outsiders POV. Go TLDR US!

  • @ajaaoka6364
    @ajaaoka6364 Год назад +3

    I'd love US content. An external overview is very refreshing with how involved our media tends to get.

  • @andredelabiere
    @andredelabiere Год назад

    Great! More of these please.

  • @me0101001000
    @me0101001000 Год назад +15

    Donald Trump is what you get when you combine Silvio Berlusconi, Boris Johnson, and Gerbanguly Berdimuhamedow.

  • @bigboy3332
    @bigboy3332 Год назад

    Love the show ,love from the US!

  • @-fish-.
    @-fish-. Год назад +4

    As someone who is not american, this is amusing

    • @mylesbarrett2031
      @mylesbarrett2031 Год назад +4

      As someone who lives here, I'll full admit Trump's Bullshit would be HILARIOUS if he wasn't driving the country i live in straight towards Fascism with a Brick on the Accelerator.

  • @peterpayne2219
    @peterpayne2219 Год назад +1

    I love your content, and find it very balanced and informative. I am an American, but learned a few things from this video. Cheers!

  • @JimJones-kj8jk
    @JimJones-kj8jk Год назад +31

    Lock him up!

    • @johansjournal
      @johansjournal Год назад +5

      him = biden

    • @luanpham0586
      @luanpham0586 Год назад +4

      ​@@johansjournal you think trump didn't do it lol

    • @JimJones-kj8jk
      @JimJones-kj8jk Год назад +4

      @@luanpham0586 It's a russian bot

    • @mylesbarrett2031
      @mylesbarrett2031 Год назад +3

      It's honestly a Travesty of justice he hasn't been locked up already. ANYONE else would have been thrown in a black site over the Documents thing.

    • @davidmarjason4222
      @davidmarjason4222 Год назад

      Lock you up!!

  • @JoeIPA
    @JoeIPA Год назад +1

    I’m American. I’m enjoying and learning a lot from your perspective and expertise on different stories so please add in some coverage of USA stories. I’m over corporate media. You guys do good work 👍

  • @nraketh
    @nraketh Год назад +10

    It makes me so furious that it has taken so long for him to see repercussions for actions EVERYONE SAW HIM DO.

    • @blink182bfsftw
      @blink182bfsftw Год назад

      Your fellow Americans love him even more for it

  • @ArcaneCowboy
    @ArcaneCowboy Год назад

    Based in the US and appreciate your US content.

  • @emanuelcalderon2912
    @emanuelcalderon2912 Год назад +15

    Like the content y’all did for the US very rarely find unbiased based news who stick to the facts and metric driven information

    • @avinashreji60
      @avinashreji60 Год назад

      You do you realize “unbiased” is mythical. It does not exist

  • @haidouk872
    @haidouk872 Год назад +1

    As a French, it is incomprehensible for me how Trump still has so much popular support in USA, and is still the favorite Republican candidate, despite being crippled with legal cases.
    Here in France, during 2017 presidential election, when it was found out that the wife of the candidate of the right (who was the big favorite then) was earning a salary for a job she didn't actually do, it was like an immediate "political death" and his support crumbled immediately, even though it was not about him directly. Compared to this, some of the charges against Trump are 10 times worse, and still people support him. I just don't understand what the hell is wrong with American people.

  • @Bagel_Bruh
    @Bagel_Bruh Год назад +6

    Please more US news :)

  • @LFPAnimations
    @LFPAnimations Год назад +2

    As an American I enjoy your coverage of US events. To me it is nice to hear someone from outside covering our news. Especially since I find it hard to trust anything mainstream news agencies say these days. Most news networks in the USA may convey factual information, but they always do so with a narrative or tilt in a political direction.

  • @JUAN_OLIVIER
    @JUAN_OLIVIER Год назад +4

    Funny how the same people always screaming “a thread to our democracy” is desperately trying to throw their political opponent in jail. And when this backfires and their opponent decides to do the same to them they will then again scream “a thread to our democracy” or “fascism”.

    • @avacadomangobanana2588
      @avacadomangobanana2588 Год назад +2

      Because the reason people want trump in jail is because he IS an authoritarian. You’re ignoring, quite literally, all context

    • @dannylive3000
      @dannylive3000 Год назад +2

      Find 11780 votes…

    • @KommandantAegis
      @KommandantAegis Год назад

      Because he did something wrong? He refused to comply with the federal government on several occasions regarding the classified documents… especially after he made that crime a felony. Not to mention that nearly every president has had some issue regarding it, but they actually complied with the government. I don’t recall when calling the Georgia Secretary of State and asking to find 11780 votes was okay? Trump lost and so he could’ve stuck to his right wing nationalist rhetoric and may have been able to win a 2024 election without becoming one of the worst presidents in modern U.S. History (strong competition regardless). But yea… Fox News and OAN say it’s a political prosecution so it must be right guys????

    • @Jay_Frank
      @Jay_Frank Год назад +4

      I seem to remember a certain group chanting "lock her up" referencing their political rival. Crazy how quickly people forget. Hypocrite.

  • @ziphed4856
    @ziphed4856 Год назад +1

    In the US here and I personally rely on TLDR news as a non bias

  • @DrVictorVasconcelos
    @DrVictorVasconcelos Год назад +14

    "If the grand jury agrees, then the case goes to trial", wow, wow, not that fast. There are all the pre-trial stuff, especially discovery and pre-trial motions. Most cases don't even go to trial. Trial is a relatively small part of the entire thing.

  • @tesuji2
    @tesuji2 Год назад +1

    You might want to find someone from the US to run this by to avoid getting things that are common knowledge wrong. A presidential pardon doesn't apply to state crimes. Also, the 32 counts of willful retention don't put him at risk of 320 years of jail time. More like 15 years actually. You can't just add them together.

  • @stc3145
    @stc3145 Год назад +8

    Trump has already gotten so much special treatment. Any normal person would have been dragged out of his home in handcuffs and thrown in jail until trial

    • @golagiswatchingyou2966
      @golagiswatchingyou2966 Год назад

      I love how the psyop has reached so far that some people think he is somehow more criminal then Joe Biden or Hillary Clinton when it's well known how corrupt and evil they both are compared to Trump.

    • @loganleroy8622
      @loganleroy8622 Год назад +1

      No they wouldn’t. He’s not a flight risk. The Secret Service know where he is at all times. Also, they only arrest someone if they believe you won’t turn yourself over willingly. None of this is out of the ordinary.

  • @aurizx8079
    @aurizx8079 Год назад +1

    Wow. They really trying going after him. I call be on all those chargers

  • @Member15201
    @Member15201 Год назад +3

    If found guilty he will not go to "JAIL" in a real prison. He would go to some special place to serve his time. Under near first rate conditions but lose all freedom and most communication with the public. On a military base or something. Maybe even at Camp David. He would still have secret service protection but within his confinement zone. Hell it could even be one of his properties. But without guests being confined and guarded.

    • @duckmeat4674
      @duckmeat4674 Год назад +2

      Exactly like hunter biden managing to avoid prison

    • @Pyriold
      @Pyriold Год назад

      @@duckmeat4674 What's up with this hunter biden obsession? He was never a state official. Yea he might be bad. At this point it just reeks of desperation to stick literally *anything* to joe biden while trump has probably done so many crimes you almost can't count them anymore.

    • @stc3145
      @stc3145 Год назад +1

      Probably house arrest in a mansion somewhere, he cannot leave, and limited outside communication.

    • @entropy8634
      @entropy8634 Год назад +2

      @@duckmeat4674I’m surprised to see someone doing whataboutism here.

    • @ConradNeill
      @ConradNeill Год назад +1

      @@duckmeat4674 That comment doesn't even make any sense! Worst... troll... ever.

  • @amilsarfraz5756
    @amilsarfraz5756 Год назад +2

    Yes I’d like more US content. LOVE all your channels!

  • @DansTrailShreds
    @DansTrailShreds Год назад +10

    More coverage of the orange fart please!

  • @Pedro_MVS_Lima
    @Pedro_MVS_Lima Год назад

    Thank you for explaining how an indictment process works, and the same goes to the authors of some comments here that clarify some details.
    I'm not a US citizen, but I find US content is important. Keep it up please.

  • @rjframe4410
    @rjframe4410 Год назад +4

    please more US content

    • @-fish-.
      @-fish-. Год назад

      No not on the global chanel

  • @nameTBA
    @nameTBA Год назад +1

    Day by day the US starts to resemble more and more the country I come from. From "World Hegemon" to "Banana Republic". How the mighty have fallen.

  • @Teak701
    @Teak701 Год назад +8

    Polls show an overwhelming % of voters unlikely to vote for him if he is on 24 ballot. I’d say he’s toast.

    • @ElectricalMonk3558
      @ElectricalMonk3558 Год назад

      You don't know the war biden will start in 2024. The U.S. Is going to the mid east again. They will do it right this time though. The did their home work.

    • @shinydewott
      @shinydewott Год назад +1

      The Republicans are in quite a pickle this election. They spent their entire arsenal and resources to build a cult of personality around Trump to sell to evangelicals, and now they’ve invested so deep into it that they have no chance of backing out of it. They’re either gonna have to drop Trump and lose his cult or double down on Trump and lose all the centre-centre right voters who are disturbed by the Trumpers and Evangelical extremism

    • @Kwippy
      @Kwippy Год назад +2

      You underestimate the stupidity of the general public.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Год назад +5

      It's normal, people don't tend to vote for crooks, just his most ardent cult followers.

  • @itsallgoodaversa
    @itsallgoodaversa Год назад

    Love your channels, more US content please! With love, from California.

  • @MagicNash89
    @MagicNash89 Год назад +5

    The only question here will it matter? For the upcoming election, for Trump's political factions distorting the US politics?

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      No one likes a loser

    • @ChefTommy.0
      @ChefTommy.0 Год назад

      It might be better for him

    • @kingmasterfilip2965
      @kingmasterfilip2965 Год назад +4

      He's a populist, so when he got 4 indictments instead of that being career ending scandal, it is for his fanbase, government silencing him which helps him with his popularity among republicans

    • @jahngomba4328
      @jahngomba4328 Год назад

      Trump is practically immune to the laws. A man that can survive 2 impeachments 4 indictments and still be the most popular and the most likely candidate for the
      Republican party is something else

    • @ChefTommy.0
      @ChefTommy.0 Год назад

      @@kingmasterfilip2965 yea he could be able to spin it some way

  • @enkephalin07
    @enkephalin07 Год назад

    I was thinking about the old US channel before you mentioned it. I don't know that there's a need for it, but I'd resubscribe and watch.

  • @alienhenrygaming
    @alienhenrygaming Год назад +4

    good video could you restart uploading to the tldr us and make more us content, another idea is doing tldr china

    • @Emperor-Inker
      @Emperor-Inker Год назад

      Tldr World is just fine, remember this is a UK / EU news company otherwise why not create a new channel for the likes of India, Russia, Australia etc.

  • @jackedwards1315
    @jackedwards1315 Год назад +1

    I think your “American” content should just fall under the “Global” content. If a story is worthy of covering, then cover it, regardless of nation of origin. Thanks for the great content!