Letitia James Wants Fraud Case Dismissed Over ‘Outrageous Government Conduct’

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00:00Letitia James wants fraud case dismissed over outrageous government conduct.

00:05Letitia James, known for using her office against Trump, seeks dismissal of her own mortgage fraud charges,

00:11claiming the Trump administration is unfair.

00:14James' lawyers claim her prosecution is unconstitutional,

00:18despite her past boasting about targeting Trump, highlighting a stark irony.

00:22James is accused of misrepresenting a Virginia property as a second home for a better mortgage rate,

00:27then renting it out, behavior ordinary Americans face prosecution for,

00:31but she faces leniency due to her status.

00:34Now, facing scrutiny, James' lawyers claim the justice system is broken

00:38and accuse officials like Bill Pult, Ed Martin, and Lindsay Halligan of misconduct

00:42for simply applying the law to her.

00:45Bill Pult referred James for prosecution over alleged mortgage fraud,

00:49but her attorneys called it a political attack,

00:52ironically given James' history of using her office against Trump.

00:55Ed Martin, a DOJ attorney.

00:57called for James' resignation after charges,

01:00but her team labeled it unethical pressure, framing accountability as wrongdoing.

01:05And let's not forget Lindsay Halligan, the interim U.S. attorney who dared to do her job.

01:10According to James' lawyers, the whole case amounts to vindictive prosecution,

01:14because of course it does.

01:16It couldn't possibly be about the facts or the law.

01:19No, it must be political retribution.

01:21When James used the legal system against opponents she was praised,

01:25but now facing scrutiny herself, she and the media claim corruption, highlighting a glaring double standard.

01:32With Trump in the White House and VP Vance pushing accountability,

01:36long-standing double standards are being challenged,

01:39troubling figures like Letitia James, who previously acted above the law.

01:43Stacey Plaskett shouldn't claim victimhood or lecture on the Constitution.

01:48If the charges are baseless, the courts will decide.

01:50But the rule of law applies regardless of party.

01:53Letitia James wanted a political fight.

01:55Now, she's got one.

01:57Let's see how much she enjoys being on the other end of the spotlight.