James Carville condemned law firms working with President Trump, comparing them to Nazi collaborators after World War II. He referenced a recent trend where major firms, like Milbank, agree to substantial pro bono work for the administration, amidst Trump's executive orders targeting legal entities involved in investigations against him. Carville expressed that history will not judge these collaborations kindly and urged a historical perspective on the consequences faced by collaborators after the liberation of Paris, emphasizing his disdain for these firms as betraying the nation without endorsing violence against them.
“Carville accused law firms and companies of sucking up to the president and predicted that the collaboration would not be looked on too kindly by history.”
“I’m ... saying that these people betrayed the French nation in the same way that I think that these law firms and these giant corporate conglomerates are betraying the United States.”
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