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How Strong (or Not) Is New York’s Case Against Trump?

Apr 12, 2023

Charlie Savage, Washington correspondent for The New York Times and legal affairs expert, dives deep into the ongoing debate over the strength of the case against Donald Trump. He dissects the complexities of campaign finance law and the challenges prosecutors face with proving intent in falsified business records. They also explore how tax fraud intricacies complicate the legal landscape. Savage highlights the potential ramifications of these charges, while also touching on contemporary legal issues like gun control and the water supply crisis.

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Intro

1min

The Complexities of Campaign Finance Law

14min

Exploring the Legal Intricacies of Fraud and Misrepresentation

4min

Legal Intricacies of Tax Fraud

8min

Legal Battles and New Broadcasting Ventures

2min

Addressing Gun Control and Water Supply Crisis

3min

In the week since Donald Trump was arraigned on 34 felony charges, debate about the strength of the case against him has only intensified.

Charlie Savage, a Washington correspondent at The Times, has closely studied the case and explains which side he stands on.

Guest: Charlie Savage, a Washington correspondent for The New York Times.

Background reading:

Trump could turn to a familiar legal strategy: attack and delay.
Analysis: A surprise accusation bolsters a risky case against Trump.

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