Constitutional law expert Laurence Tribe dunks on Alan Dershowitz defending Trump as legally indefensible

Harvard Constitutional law expert Laurence Tribe called out President Donald Trump's attorney Alan Dershowitz in a Washington Post op-ed Sunday, and the legal battle between the two men has continued onto Twitter Monday.

Tribe argued that Dershowitz's legal arguments were so bad he has no business being allowed to even present them in a legitimate proceeding.

Dershowitz, who is a professor emeritus, tried to put words in Tribe's mouth, saying that the diss was really all about censorship, though he misspelled it "sensor."

"Tribe is trying to sensor (sic) my arguments . The headline of Tribe’s article says it all: “Trump’s lawyer shouldn’t be allowed to use bogus arguments on impeachment," he tweeted.

Tribe shot back, noting the misspelling and alleged that the more Dershowitz talks the worse off he and his client looks.

Tribe has spent the better part of the day pointing out the ridiculousness of Trump's legal team's claims and their attempts to justify a desperate defense.