Treason ― The Case Against Donald J. Trump

David Rothkopf sounds the alarm on the man undermining every facet of the United States.

We are under fire. The United States is weathering an ongoing cyber offensive on our electoral processes from a hostile foreign power. Twelve agents have been indicted for interference, and our intelligence officials agree that, as Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats stated, "we are at a critical point"—"the digital infrastructure that serves this country is literally under attack."

What does Donald J. Trump say to this? No collusion. No collusion.

He and his administration are obsessed with deflecting the charges against him, while serving nothing but praise for the Vladimir Putin, the man who oversaw and continues to oversee these attacks. In the process, Trump tears down our own United States intelligence officials. David Rothkopf says it best: "To attack one of our national defense leaders as we are being attacked, and to do so to benefit our foreign adversary, is textbook treason."

While Trump scrambles to deny involvement with whatever excuse he can tweet or any insult he can hurl at someone else, the American people are growing surer that he is betraying the great nation of the United States—and they're wondering why no one is sounding the alarm. In Treason: The Case Against Donald J. Trump, David Rothkopf lays out the legal logic against Trump and a defense of our country and its citizens.