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Jurors smile as text message jokes about Trump and Cohen read aloud in court
The afternoon court session in Donald Trump's hush money trial resumed with Keith Davidson, the ex-lawyer of adult movie actress Stormy Daniels and Playboy playmate Karen McDougal, recalling his conversations with the National Enquirer editor. The pair had ben trying to sell stories about sexual relationships with Donald Trump to the tabloid.Speaking about editor, Dylan Howard, Davidson read some of the text message and email exchanges the two had before the 2016 election. The jurors appeared to...
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Trump allies are now joining him in court to stop him lashing out: ex-White House staffer
A former White House staffer said Thursday that Donald Trump's family and allies might have started accompanying him to court in an effort to keep him under control.Speaking to MSNBC, deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews said that Trump is likely "lashing out" at his lawyers and other aides in his hush money trial because he has little personal support with him in court. "Look, he's someone who's all about branding and optics, and he knows it's not necessarily the best look that he hasn't had...
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Trump vows to make his voice heard in court as first week of trial draws to a close. Here's what you missed on Day 4.
Four days into the first criminal trial of a president, Donald Trump was showing signs of frustrations. He had listened to scores of New Yorkers express less-than-favorable opinions about him, was restricted in what he could say in court and had even been told to sit down by the judge. “Sir, can you please have a seat,” said Juan Merchan, the soft-spoken judge who is presiding over Trump’s hush money trial, when the former president thought Friday's proceedings were over and got up to leave. As...