🔴 LIVE: Judge Michael Luttig: The Final Battle for Democracy

In this exclusive interview, Jim Acosta sits down with revered conservative jurist Retired Judge Michael Luttig to break down his explosive and urgent new essay, "The Final Battle for America’s Democracy.".Judge Luttig details a chilling, unprecedented scenario for January 3, 2027. He warns that if Democrats win a majority in the upcoming midterm elections, Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson could deploy a technical loophole to reject the credentials of newly elected Democrats—effectively blocking them from taking their seats and subverting the will of the voters.Luttig, a prominent conservative voice appointed by President George H.W. Bush, explains why he believes this constitutional loophole poses a greater threat to the nation than the events of January 6th. How can the legal system respond? Will the Supreme Court intervene? BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE SO YOU DON'T MISS ANY LIVE SHOWS AND SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA. Become a paid subscriber on YouTube for exclusive access to our new daily newsletter. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE: / @jimacosta 👍 LIKE this video Catch our full live shows Daily: 4p ET / 1p PT 20:00 GMT 22:00 CEST 04:00 Hong Kong About Jim Acosta: Jim Acosta is a journalist who spent decades holding power accountable as Chief White House Correspondent, covering five presidential administrations and asking the tough questions others wouldn't. From the White House briefing room to the world's most dangerous places, Jim has never backed down from the truth. Now, Jim brings that same relentless pursuit of facts directly to you through independent media. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE SO YOU DON'T MISS ANY LIVE SHOWS AND SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA. Become a paid subscriber on YouTube for exclusive access to our new daily newsletter. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE: / @jimacosta 👍 LIKE this video Video clips used under under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting. Courtesy ABC/Jimmy Kimmel Live. All rights belong to the copyright holder. No clipping or reuse is permitted without the express permission of the original copyright holder.