In Indicted: The Case For and Against Prosecuting Trump political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson assesses the repeated calls made for Trump’s prosecution on multiple offenses. He asks and answers two questions: why if the evidence as many prosecutors’ claim is so overwhelming, Trump has not been prosecuted? The second question is: Can Trump really be successfully prosecuted? Hutchinson details how and why prosecuting Trump is not just about enforcing the law, but politics. Before, during and after his White House tenure, Trump was repeatedly accused of breaking and skirting the law, but no prosecution resulted. Again, politics is the explanation. It can’t be separated from the thorny issue of prosecuting Trump. Hutchinson makes a challenging and compelling case that indeed one man, Trump, is and has been above the law. He asks-will that continue to be the case?