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Why banning Trump from public office could tempt DOJ on a no-jail plea deal

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June 13, 2023

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Rachel Maddow looks at the plea deal the Justice Department crafted in the only other case that is similar to the current situation with Donald Trump, and why giving up the possibility of prison could be worth avoiding a U.S. president serving from behind bars.

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