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Former Federal Prosecutor Andrew McCarthy Takes Democrats' 'Extortion' Ploy Apart Piece-by-Piece

By Joe Saunders
Published November 12, 2019 at 1:48pm

Democrats hoping to fool Americans with their word games must not have been counting on opponents like Andrew McCarthy.

The former federal prosecutor, who led the government’s team in the trial of the plotters behind the 1993 World Trade Center attack, is on familiar ground when it comes to the terminology of crime.

And the latest attempt by liberal lawmakers and media personalities to change their accusations against President Donald Trump aren’t getting them anywhere, McCarthy told Brian Kilmeade on Fox News’ “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday.

Except, maybe, making themselves look more foolish.

“Every time I think we’ve gotten to the bottom depths of nonsense in this, Brian, from a legal perspective, they sink even lower,” McCarthy said.

McCarthy is the author of the book “Ball of Collusion: The Plot to Rig an Election and Destroy a Presidency.”

During Tuesday’s interview, Kilmeade asked about the recent push by Trump opponents to reframe the accusations against him from a “quid pro quo” — seeking the Ukraine government’s assistance against the presidential campaign of former Vice President Joe Biden in return for U.S. aid — to using “extortion” or “bribery” against Ukraine for help in his own re-election.

(Do Democrats think their supporters can’t handle a little Latin?)

McCarthy batted down the semantics. “Extortion” might be suitable in a domestic framework, where all parties are subject to the same laws, he said, but relations between governments are predicated on power relationships as a matter of course.

“In foreign relations, what countries do to each other is basically say, ‘What do I have to do for you or to get you to act in a way that is consistent with what our interests are?’” McCarthy said.

Further into the interview, McCarthy said Republicans’ strongest weapon in the House hearings on impeachment that begin Wednesday is the man Democrats have chosen to lead them.

The weaknesses of California Rep. Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, are already on display to the entire country to see, he said.

McCarthy reminded viewers of the Sept. 26 hearing where Schiff inserted gang-movie language into an ostensible reading of the transcript of Trump’s telephone conversation with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.

“He is obviously not an honest broker. He started out these hearings with that cockamamie ‘Godfather Part IV’ wannabe version of the Trump-Zelensky conversation,” McCarthy said.

“I would keep bringing it back to him and make him the focus of the attention to show just how unfair this process is,” he said.

When public hearings begin on Wednesday, the public will get a chance to prove McCarthy correct.

When Americans who aren’t blinded by partisanship can see for themselves how the process is stacked by Democrats, it’s unlikely the already-low enthusiasm for impeaching Trump will grow.

And since Americans who can speak English aren’t likely to fall for the Democrats’ “extortion” gambit, their word games aren’t likely to help them much there either.

But if there’s still any confusion, there are honest brokers like Andy McCarthy around to set the record straight.

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'Coup has started,' whistleblower's attorney said in 2017 posts calling for impeachment

Mark Zaid, one of the attorneys representing the intelligence community whistleblower at the center of the Democrats' ongoing impeachment inquiry, tweeted conspicuously in January 2017 that a "coup has started" and that "impeachment will follow ultimately."

Then, in July 2017, Zaid remarked, "I predict @CNN will play a key role in @realDonaldTrump not finishing out his full term as president." Also that month, Zaid tweeted, "We will get rid of him, and this country is strong enough to survive even him and his supporters."


Amid a slew of impeachment-related posts, Zaid assured his Twitter followers that "as one falls, two more will take their place," apparently referring to Trump administration employees who defy the White House. Zaid promised that the "coup" would occur in "many steps."

The tweets, which came shortly after President Trump fired then-acting Attorney General Sally Yates for failing to defend federal laws in court, are likely to fuel Republican concerns that the anonymous whistleblower's complaint is tainted with partisanship. Trump's call with Ukraine's leader, which is the subject of the complaint, occurred in July 2019.

“The whistleblower’s lawyer gave away the game," the Trump campaign's communications director, Tim Murtaugh, told Fox News. "It was always the Democrats’ plan to stage a coup and impeach President Trump and all they ever needed was the right scheme. They whiffed on Mueller so now they’ve settled on the perfectly fine Ukraine phone call. This proves this was orchestrated from the beginning.”

Added House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy: "We should take [Zaid] at his word that this is a coordinated, premeditated plot to overturn the election."


Trump has repeatedly accused Democrats and partisans in the intelligence community of effectively plotting a coup against him, through selective leaks and lengthy investigations.

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"45 years from now we might be recalling stories regarding the impeachment of @realDonaldTrump. I'll be old, but will be worth the wait," Zaid wrote in June 2017.


He emphasized his interest in impeachment in a variety of other posts.

"Johnson (1868), Nixon (1973), Clinton (1998) impeachment hearings. Next up @realDonaldTrump (2017)," he said in May.

In a statement to Fox News on Wednesday, Zaid defended his posts as common sentiments.

“Those tweets were reflective and repeated the sentiments of millions of people," Zaid said. "I was referring to a completely lawful process of what President Trump would likely face as a result of stepping over the line, and that particularly whatever would happen would come about as a result of lawyers. The coup comment referred to those working inside the Administration who were already, just a week into office, standing up to him to enforce recognized rules of law.“

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