The Chief of Public Affairs for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ Chief PIO) in New York referred to the series of trials involving Trump as a deliberate distortion of justice that resulted in negative consequences for the Democrats and Bureaucrats.
Nicholas Biase expressed those remarks to a journalist who was surreptitiously filming on a hidden camera at a New York bar.
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Wow. DOJ CHIEF admits the Trump trials were set ups.
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“They were like idiots. They‘re all political. They don’t care,” said Biase. “This guy [Judge Mercan] is going to try to lock him up. It’s going to be ugly. They are so obsessed with getting him.” When asked who is they, Biase said the Democrats and Alvin Bragg. Biase said he has known Bragg for 15 years.
“Nobody’s ever been charged with this,” said the DOJ Chief PIO. “I think the case is nonsense.“
When asked what was the point of doing this. Biase responded “To make him [Trump] a convict, a convicted felon.”
Nicholas V. Biase assumed the role of Chief Public Information Officer (DOJ Chief PIO) for the NY Office, commencing on January 1, 2022.
Mr. Biase held positions at the NY DOJ office, serving as a senior public affairs officer and director of social media in the Public Information Office. Before joining the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Mr. Biase worked for the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office, where he served as an agent, investigator, and director.
In making the appointment, U.S Attorney Damian Williams said: “Over his 15-plus years of dedicated service, Nick has been a vital liaison for an Office in the media capital of the world, and he has been a trusted counselor and confidante to every U.S. Attorney he has served. Nick has also developed close working relationships with our law enforcement partners, and he is respected by the press corps for his professionalism, integrity, and candor. He has been a leader in our press office for years, and it is my pleasure to formally announce his appointment as Chief Public Information Officer.”