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3:36Now PlayingThe former President of the United States is being sued for everything imaginable, and he is now the defendant in at least 29 different lawsuits. To make matters worse, these lawsuits don't include any of the criminal investigations taking place right now, as no suits have been filed in those cases yet. The next few years for Donald Trump are going to be the worst he's ever faced, as Farron Cousins explains.
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Donald Trump, as we've talked about, ad nauseum here is facing a lot of legal problems that are going to play him for quite some time. But it wasn't until now that I, even me, I have reported on this again, countless times, I didn't even realize the extent of Donald Trump's legal problems as it stands right now, Donald Trump is currently a listed defendant in at least 29 different lawsuits and they run the gamut folks. You've got defamation lawsuits, you've got harassment lawsuits. You've got all kinds of other things happening here. You've got lawsuits over financials. You've got lawsuits over his treatment of women, man, this guy is going to, single-handedly be propping up the entire legal industry for the next couple years, 29 lawsuits. Oh, and it gets better because not a single one of these 29 lawsuits is related to any of these invests any of the investigations in New York or the potential charges that he could be facing in the state of Georgia.
So as bad as it looks right now on paper 29, lawsuits, that doesn't even cover the criminal stuff that he is facing that in many ways is far more serious than these other lawsuits. The other lawsuits probably going to result in him having to pay out a lot of money, Georgia and New York result in him spending some time in jail. If they go the way that it kind of appears they're going. I mean, after all in New York, they're now working on collecting witnesses to go and tell the story to the jury, to basically explain what the evidence means. So the fact that they're already gathering up witnesses means that they have some evidence that they feel a good witness could explain to a jury resulting in a conviction. This is big. And let's also not forget that one of the lawsuits Donald Trump is facing one of those 29 is from EG and Carol who says that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her back in the nineties.
And they're actually trying to get a DNA sample from Donald Trump that might prove that he did it. Now. He called her a liar. It cost her her job. So she's only suing for defamation. She can't Sue for the assault because the statute of limitations has expired on that. But if they get the, the DNA, which has crucial to, uh, to her winning that case, that might prove that not only is wow, I don't even need it finish that it would all, we all know what that would prove about the president former president. So anyway, that's where we stand right now, 29 different lawsuits, multiple different criminal investigations, both at the state level, in New York at the Manhattan level. And of course the investigations in Georgia that could also result in criminal charges and the ones in Georgia have also roped in a couple of his friends, Rudy Giuliani, and Lindsay Graham are right there as well. Man, it's going to be a very unpleasant couple of years for Donald Trump, legally speaking, and the kicker on all this, even though he's facing all this trouble, I mean enough lawsuits to possibly bankrupt the guy, Republicans still feel the need to kiss his butt at every given opportunity. Good luck with your golden idol there guys, probably not going to pan out the way you think it is.
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