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Kyle Griffin
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Breaking: An appeal's court has denied Trump's request to delay the hush money trial.
Trump sought a delay because Merchan refused to recuse, because he couldn't invoke an immunity defense and because the judge made his team file motions with a delay to allow for redactions.
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Aaron Rupar
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"Trump has been talking a big game about testifying in his own defense, but it’s hard to believe he’d actually subject himself to days of withering cross-examination. Given that the trial is expected to last several weeks, he has time to decide. Meanwhile, he just has to try to…
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Aaron Rupar
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"Thanks to NY's strict laws about media access, the trial has precisely the wrong level of exposure for Trump. It's not totally behind closed doors, so he can’t just lie about what transpired. But no cameras also means he can’t turn things into a circus." www.publicnotice.co/p/trump-criminal-hush-money-trial-pecker-stormy
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George Conway
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(There is something clearly in the grand jury testimony that Steinglass is trying to get out about why Trump or Cohen failed to fund the transaction quickly, but can't seem to be able to figure out a way to get it out from the witness. Not a good moment for the prosecution.)
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