Oliver Stone Criticizes 'Lawfare' Against Trump in Cannes Interview
The filmmaker draws parallels between Trump's legal battles and global political corruption while promoting his new documentary on Brazilian President Lula.
- Stone argues that corruption charges against Trump and Biden are part of a broader tactic he calls 'lawfare.'
- He compares Trump's legal issues to those faced by Lula, who was imprisoned on corruption charges before a political comeback.
- Stone suggests the U.S. should reform its political system to reduce corruption, advocating for public funding of campaigns.
- The director's new documentary, 'Lula,' premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, highlighting Lula's rise, fall, and return to power.
- Stone's comments have sparked debate, given his history of controversial political statements and documentary subjects.