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Were Trump's payment books accurate? | On Balance
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5:56Now PlayingIn Donald Trump's hush money trial, the prosecution's first witness, David Pecker, former boss at the National Enquirer, testified about a "catch and kill'" scheme. Working with Trump's former fixer Michael Cohen, the tabloid newspaper would suppress negative stories about Trump. Pecker recounted paying $30,000 to buy, then bury, a doorman's fabricated story about Trump having an illegitimate child. New York City criminal defense lawyer Michael Discioarro joins NewsNation's "On Balance" to weigh in with the latest.
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