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Trump's legal cases ‘can go on even when he's sitting as President’

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December 14, 2024

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Donald Trump's lawyers are urging a New York judge to make his hush money conviction go away, claiming prosecutors' suggestion to abate the case is 'irresponsible'. Kristy Greenberg and Katie Phang break down the latest in Trump's legal cases.

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