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Larry David Calls Out Alan Dershowitz for ‘Deal with the Devil’ Over Trump Ties

Comedian Larry David criticizes former friend Alan Dershowitz for his controversial legal choices, including defending Trump.

Indian Cockroach Desk20 August 2026, 12:45 pm IST1 min read
Source:The Guardian US
Larry David Calls Out Alan Dershowitz for ‘Deal with the Devil’ Over Trump Ties

Larry David Calls Out Alan Dershowitz for ‘Deal with the Devil’ Over Trump Ties

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In a recent revelation, comedian Larry David has publicly severed ties with attorney Alan Dershowitz, declaring that Dershowitz "made a deal with the devil" by aligning himself with Donald Trump. David's remarks highlight a growing concern over the ethical implications of Dershowitz's legal career, which includes defending notorious figures like Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein.

This fallout raises critical questions about accountability and the moral responsibilities of legal professionals. How do choices made by high-profile lawyers impact public trust in the justice system? David suggests that Dershowitz, a former Harvard law professor, has "only himself to blame" for his current isolation, a sentiment that resonates amid ongoing debates about integrity in legal representation.

As reported by The Guardian, Dershowitz has faced scrutiny not just for his clients but also for his participation in Trump's defense team during the former president's impeachment trial in 2020. The controversy surrounding his legal decisions calls into question the broader implications for those who choose to represent controversial figures in the legal landscape.

Source: The Guardian US

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