David Horowitz to Newsmax: Trump Charges Part of 'Final Battle'

NewsMax ^ | Wednesday, 05 April 2023 12:59 PM EDT | Sandy Fitzgerald

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Former President Donald Trump has dubbed his 2024 campaign as the "final battle" for the country's democracy, and bestselling author David Horowitz, whose book "Final Battle: The Next Election May Be the Last," tells Newsmax that the charges against Trump show how the Democrats are endangering the nation's democracy. 

Horowitz, appearing Tuesday on "The Chris Salcedo Show" on Newsmax, noted that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, as part of his claims against Trump, accused the former president of election interference, but he has not shown that. 

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"He hasn't shown that there's that non-disclosure agreement that had to do with the election rather than protecting his family, so he's got nothing," said Horowitz, adding that the 34 counts against Trump are concerning legal expenses. 

"Months passed and every month is another felony [to Bragg]," said Horowitz.

He also accused Democrats of being "gangsters."  

"If you doubt that at all, ask yourself why they covered up the murder of Ashley Babbitt on Jan. 6," he said. "That was done on video. Nancy Pelosi blocked an investigation and protected the identity of the trigger man and all the Democrats went along with it. That's who these people are."

Horowitz said his book came out in January and Trump recently dubbed his campaign "final battle," but "he's the one who taught me…we're practically at the end of our tether in this country…we cannot survive as a constitutional democracy if the Democrats have their way."

He added that he had "no idea" that Washington, D.C., "is as corrupt "

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[Starboard]

I appreciate your thoughtful post. You make some good points.

But the underlying problem we face now is the disintegration of our culture, along with what once were its norms and morays which contributed to social cohesion and stability in society. We also generally shared a common purpose of building a nation, which seems like a quaint notion now.

Cultural decline is a very hard thing to reverse. It may take a national calamity of some sort to even begin the process of restoring sanity and propriety back into the culture. Finding any common ground is nearly impossible now as we continue down the self-destructive road of national division. It would take extraordinary leadership to reverse this social, ethical and moral morass we now find ourselves in.

We’ve had division before, but this time its being accompanied by severe cultural decline, erosion of ethical standards, and sweeping demographic changes. And our problems are being compounded by an increasingly overbearing government. We have a daunting task ahead of us.