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Earlier this week, the Biden reelection campaign decided it was time to have its own press conference in front of the New York courthouse in which former President Donald Trump is being accused of unspecified crimes, so it sent actor and film producer Robert De Niro. New Yorkers were having none of it. On today’s episode of The Spectacle podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss the press conference, the subsequent heckling, and the fate of lawfare cases against Trump across the country. Listen in to hear their analysis!