James Carville compared the corporations that collaborate with Trump to the Nazi allies
Democratic strategist James Carville On Friday he warned that those who collaborate with the administration of President Donald Trump could be treated in the way the Nazi collaborators were at the end of the Second World War.
The former Bill Clinton consultant made the comparison during his recent segment Podcast “Politicon”Noting that the humiliating treatment that the Europeans who helped Hitler’s forces had to face at the end of the war can be instructive as a historical confrontation. Carville has chosen influential American and institutions that help the Trump administration.
“I’m not saying that these people should be placed in pajamas and get their heads shaved, march along Pennsylvania Avenue and spit. I’m not saying it, but I’m saying it happened,” said Carville.
Specuing the future, he wondered: “Do you know … what will the country feel towards collaborators with this regime?”
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The democratic strategist James Carville has recently compared the law firms and companies that collaborate with the Trump administration to the Nazi collaborators during the Second World War. (Aspen Institute YouTube Channel)
The strategist started thanking Trump’s agenda, calling him a “nightmare” and hoping for his end. He defined the “anti-Patriotic” Trump officials, “a pile of grifters” and continued to Tar and Feather, the law firms and companies that collaborated with the administration.
The Trump administration has put pressure on the most important law firms presumably linked to the Democratic Party and the anti-trump causes. Trump signed an executive order last month who required employees of the Perkins Coie Law Studio be stripped of their safety authorizations and prohibit access to government buildings. He also requested the termination of the company’s existing contracts with government customers.
While Perkins Coie sued Trump on the executive order, other companies tried to arouse agreements with Trump on the pressure. The Paul Weiss company in New York met the president in March and agreed to commit a legal work for a value of $ 40 million to argue that the administration the causes of being saved by the executive penalty, The AP reported.
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James Carville also called Amazon founder Jeff Bezos a “collaborator” for working to work with the Trump administration. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Joshua Blanchard/Getty Images)
Carville saw such efforts to work with Trump as a capitulation to his agenda.
“How much should these legal firms be disabled now? How much they have to dishonor these companies that are sucking at him – who are giving him tens of millions of dollars to” access “. Do you know what will happen?
“You know … what will the country feel towards collaborators with this regime? Maybe you have to go to history and see what happened in August 1944 after Paris was freed. They did not very kindly bring to collaborators. No. It wasn’t a very nice view of the Paris streets.”
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Carville continued, clarifying that this treatment is not supporting, but noting that it happened and could happen to Trump’s collaborators, who, he added, have betrayed America.
“But I am saying that this happened. And I am saying that these people have betrayed the French nation in the same way that I think that these law firms and these giant corporate conglomerates are cheating on the United States,” he said, although he added that he does not know what their “life” should be and have advised people not to attack anyone.
Carville called Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos a “collaborator” Last month, after the business magnate undertook to work with the Trump administration. “This guy will not be remembered as the biggest dealer I’ve ever lived, of which he is,” said Carville. “It will be remembered as a collaborator. And he will never wash that smell of him.”
