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Hush Money Trial: Can Donald Trump Still Run For US Presidential Elections? | Nation Tonight
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17:22Now PlayingIn this episode of Nation Tonight, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya discusses the impact on politics in the US and around world after Donald Trump became the first former US president to be convicted of a crime. He was found guilty of falsifying business records to hide a hush money payment to a porn star. Convicted on all 34 counts, Trump now faces significant legal and political consequences as he continues his presidential campaign against Joe Biden in the upcoming election. The verdict has ignited widespread debate and speculation about Trump's future, with the sentencing and potential appeals marking the start of a complex legal journey.
A panel of experts has joined Shreya Upadhyaya to discuss this in detail. Political Analyst & Author Spencer Critchley says “To prove a conspiracy, you need some evidence..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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