Trump AG Prospect Warns Letitia James: ‘We Will Put Your Fat Ass In Prison’ | EUROtoday

Republican lawyer Mike Davis, an adviser for Donald Trump who’s being talked up as his potential legal professional basic, already mirrors the president-elect’s crassness and hostility. (Watch the video under.)

On a right-wing podcast Thursday, Davis took goal at New York Attorney General Letitia James, who sued the previous president for committing enterprise fraud and received a $454 million civil judgment in opposition to him and the Trump Organization. (He has appealed.)

“Let me just say this to big Tish James: I dare you to try to continue your lawfare against President Trump in his second term,” Davis mentioned on Benny Johnson’s “Benny Show” podcast. “Because, listen here, sweetheart: We’re not messing around this time, and we will put your fat ass in prison for conspiracy against rights, and I promise you that.”

“So, think long and hard before you want to violate President Trump‘s constitutional rights or any other American‘s constitutional rights,” he continued. “It’s not gonna happen again.”

On Wednesday, following Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris, James mentioned in a press release: “I am ready to do everything in my power to ensure our state and nation do not go backwards. … We will work each and every day to defend Americans, no matter what this new administration throws at us. We are ready to fight back again.”

Davis’ racist and sexist private insults had been no shock. His over-the-top tough-guy speak has been making information. His latest musings embrace a proposal to throw journalists in gulags and, relating to Trump’s perceived enemies, “to drag their dead political bodies through the streets, burn them and throw them off the wall (Legally, politically, and financially, of course.)”

While a few of his bluster is merely trolling, it’s arduous to inform when he’s joking, as HuffPost beforehand reported.

Trump has mentioned he desires Davis in a “high capacity” however has but to tip his hand on precisely what place.

The legal professional beforehand recommended U.S. senators on the affirmation of federal judges.