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5:23Now PlayingAs Donald Trump's trial in Manhattan winds down, his legal problems in other areas of the country could start heating up. Specifically, one legal expert says that the former President is not out of the woods yet in the state of Arizona, where more than a dozen of his "co-conspirators" were indicted recently. The expert says that the state Attorney General is getting people to flip, and that they clearly are not finished with the overall investigation, meaning that more indictments are likely on the way. Trump is the only person involved that wasn't actually charged, but if enough people flip it could easily give prosecutors enough evidence to indict him. Farron Cousins explains how that would work.
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