"Full panic mode": Experts say Trump mad he's "finally being treated like any other defendant"

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Since Trump is no longer president, and can no longer pick those charged with enforcing the law, he is now just another man who must stand before and be judged by it.
32% : "Trump was not himself charged at the time for a number of reasons, chief among them: He was president of the United States and, after the Cohen case, appointed an attorney general, William Barr, who purged the Department of Justice, forcing out the prosecutor who had brought the charges against his ex-attorney and replacing him with a Trump loyalist.
23% : "Trump is finally being treated like every other defendant," said Joyce Vance, a former U.S. attorney who has been following his hush money trial.
23% : "[R]eally," she argued, "that's what he objects to."In another weekend rant about the case, Trump again opined that it was wrong to bring a case against him while he's running for president.
21% : "Why can't the defense go last?"Whether he knows this and is just riling up gullible followers or if he simply never retained the information his defense counsel could surely provide, Politico's Kyle Cheney noted that Trump is here complaining about a fact of life "in virtually every criminal court."
21% : In 2018, while Trump was president, his former fixer, Michael Cohen, was sentenced to three years in prison in part for his role in a criminal conspiracy.
18% : "Trump, then, is complaining about an order that exists because of the far higher standard that prosecutors must meet.
18% : George Conway, a conservative attorney turned harsh critic of the former president, believes Trump is reacting to his loss of control.
16% : (Justin Lane - Pool/Getty Images)Donald Trump is not behaving like someone who expects to be found "not guilty."

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