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DOJ Vet Says An Indictment Will Be 'Very Hard For Donald Trump To Avoid' This Time
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August 30, 2022
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5:37Now PlayingTrump blasts the DOJ and FBI after the redacted home search affidavit is unsealed. DOJ veteran Neal Katyal joins MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber on the investigation and Trump’s legal peril. Katyal says the “events of the last three weeks demonstrate the risk of not bringing prosecution” adding “Federal criminal indictment is very, very hard for Donald Trump to avoid.” Katyal says the affidavit “paints a damning picture of Former President Trump,” who appears to be “thumbing his nose at the DOJ.”
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DOJ Vet Says An Indictment Will Be 'Very Hard For Donald Trump To Avoid' This Time
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