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Trump hush money case needs a ‘finite resolution’ quickly, says fmr. Manhattan assistant DA

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The judge in President-elect Donald Trump’s hush money case postponed his sentencing but gave no indication on whether he would dismiss the case completely. Former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Jeremy Saland joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss the case.

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