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0:46Now PlayingFormer President Donald Trump's protesters and supporters gathered in reaction to the news he was indicted in Manhattan.
RELATEDWhat does Donald Trump's indictment mean? Here's what we know.
Former President Donald Trump became the first former U.S. president to face criminal charges after a New York grand jury voted to indict him. Though the charges were not made public, the grand jury has been investigating hush money payments to two women who claimed to have had with him. Details of those payments were made public only after he was elected as president in 2016.
Trump, who has said an indictment would not deter him from running for president, has already denied the charges, calling his accusers liars and threatening in a social media post that there would be "potential death & destruction" if charges were filed against him in the case.
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