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The Wright Show

Trump's Conviction, Russia-Ukraine Escalation (Robert Wright & Andrew Day)

Jun 1, 2024
Robert Wright and Andrew Day discuss Trump's recent felony conviction, implications on his reputation and voter perception, ceasefire negotiations in Russia-Ukraine conflict, challenges in pursuing ceasefires, and upcoming topics on foreign policy commentary and AI.
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  • Trump's conviction on hush money charges affects voter perception and election outcome.
  • Putin's offer to discuss peace with Ukraine may lead to negotiations for security and EU membership.

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Trump's Conviction on Felony Counts and Potential Impact on Election

Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts for hush money paid to Stormy Daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign. The case involved falsifying business records to influence the election by concealing the payment. The legal implications, including Trump's inability to pardon himself, could influence voter perceptions. The likelihood of significant impact on the election outcome remains uncertain.

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