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Co-conspirator #1
Apr 25, 2024
Washington Post reporter Devlin Barrett and senior video journalist JM Rieger delve into Trump's New York trial, discussing witness testimonies, Trump's repetitive false statements, and the complexities of the legal battle, including potential consequences of violating a gag order and exploring the legalities surrounding ex-presidents' accountability.
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- David Pecker's testimony reveals catch-and-kill practices in tabloid journalism linking Trump to alleged crimes.
- Supreme Court debates presidential immunity's impact on legal battles and accountability, showing concern for defining official acts.
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Exposing Trump's Legal Battles
Former President Trump is facing trials related to his actions while in office, with the Supreme Court considering his argument for immunity from prosecution. Simultaneously, a criminal case in New York involves 34 counts against Trump for falsifying business records, including hush money paid to an adult film actress. Witnesses like David Pecker reveal the inner workings of tabloid journalism and alleged schemes between Trump and associates. The trial highlights the dynamics of relationships and shady practices in media.
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