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Hey everyone — it’s Leaflit! In today’s video, I’m reacting to a heated debate between Warren Smith and Brian Shapiro, where the topic is the criminality allegations against Donald Trump. Brian came into this “live-on-air challenge” claiming Trump was guilty based on a judge’s decision and press coverage — but as the debate unfolds, Warren breaks down why that “guilty verdict” is far from certain, pointing out inconsistencies, lack of evidence, and how media narratives have driven public opinion more than facts.

I’ve got to say — I’m strongly supporting Warren on this. Here’s why:

Brian’s argument felt rushed and biased. He leaned heavily on headlines and a single judicial decision, without digging into the legal complexities or acknowledging Trump’s right to defense. That kind of approach doesn’t debate — it pre-judges.

Warren stood for actual logic. He walked through the evidence (or lack thereof), asked for specifics, and refused to accept “guilty because media says so.” That’s what honest discourse looks like.

This matters — a lot. If we accept political accusations at face value, especially from media-backed hosts, we risk convicting people in public opinion without due process. It undermines fairness.

Media and bias must be challenged. Brian represented a kind of “trial by talk show,” where accusations are treated like facts. That’s not justice — it’s spectacle.

If you care about media honesty, fair trials, and not jumping to conclusions — please like, subscribe, and hit the bell. And drop a comment: Do you think we give too much credit to talk-show verdicts? Or do we need more people like Warren calling out media-driven narratives?

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