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Trump’s trials: How much jeopardy is he really in?
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November 9, 2023
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5:43Now PlayingAccusations of election manipulation and the mishandling of classified documents are just a few of the criminal charges former President Donald Trump faces across four criminal trials as the race for the White House gets underway. But is he really in jeopardy or will he succeed in turning his legal woes to his political advantage?
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