Carville, Dershowitz debate what Trump indictment means

Former President Donald Trump could be indicted as part of a New York criminal investigation
Prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz believes an indictment could have major negative ramifications
Democratic strategist James Carville is curious how much of the case relies on the testimony of Michael Cohen

Updated: Mar 20, 2023 / 09:50 PM CDT

(NewsNation) — As the country awaits a decision on whether former President Donald Trump will be indicted, legal experts and political pundits agree that charge would have major legal and political ramifications.

But in whose favor?

That was the question of debate for attorney Alan Dershowitz and Democratic Party strategist James Carville, who joined “CUOMO” on Monday to weigh in on what a Trump indictment would mean for the country.

Watch their interview in the video player above.

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