Trump’s second alleged would-be assassin wrote to this POLITICO writer. Here’s what he learned
November 30, 2024
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4:29Now PlayingTrump’s second alleged would-be assassin wrote to this POLITICO writer. Here’s what he learned
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as posted by the channelFrom a cell, the person charged in the second assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump this year has been penning letters to media outlets to explain his side of the story. POLITICO Magazine senior writer and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khadori received one of these letters and tells us what he learned. He also lays out the reasons why President Biden is within reason for pardoning his son, Hunter Biden.
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