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Reporter Jonah E. Bromwich from The New York Times discusses the opening arguments of the first criminal trial of Donald Trump. Delving into the prosecution's political conspiracy claims and the defense's strategy to justify Trump's actions as typical campaign practices. The podcast provides insights into the ongoing trial and the narratives presented by both sides.
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- Prosecution focuses on detailed conspiracy involving Trump and Cohen's payments to suppress negative stories.
- Defense emphasizes Trump's innocence by portraying actions as standard campaign practices and criticizing Cohen's credibility.
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Prosecution's Opening Arguments and Conspiracy Narratives
The prosecution, led by Matthew Calangula, starts with a clear narrative of a criminal conspiracy involving Trump, Michael Cohen, and David Packer to suppress negative stories about Trump and promote positive ones. They focus on payments made to catch and kill stories like Stormy Daniels', linking falsified business records to concealing election-related crimes. By emphasizing Cohen's credibility and presenting a detailed story involving the National Enquirer, the prosecution aims to show the jury a strong case of conspiracy.
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