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Trump worker witnesses, Capitol Hill shakeup, Rabbi on rising tensions
Nov 10, 2023
Rabbi Steve Leder discusses the rise in threats against Muslims and Jews in America. Trump's Mar-a-Lago staff could testify in classified documents cases. Sen. Manchin won't run for reelection. Trump says he would use the DOJ against his political rivals. Yusef Salaam of 'Central Park Five' wins city council seat. Parents of Parkland shooting victims file lawsuit against US Government for violating human rights with gun policy.
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- Workers at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, including maids and woodworkers, could provide crucial insights into potential legal implications for Donald Trump.
- Donald Trump's recent statements about using the DOJ to target political opponents raise concerns about the rule of law and his intentions if he becomes president again.
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Workers at Mar-a-Lago questioned by investigators about security and classified documents
Workers at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort have been interviewed by federal investigators multiple times about security and the handling of classified documents at the resort. Some workers, including maids, chauffeurs, woodworkers, and maintenance workers, were questioned about what they saw and heard, including the presence of boxes of classified documents and VIP guests, potentially including foreigners. The workers' testimonies are considered significant as they can relate to a jury and provide insights into the inner workings of the resort. These investigations and testimonies could have potential legal implications for former President Donald Trump.
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