'Pulled off the heist': Team Trump expects to lose immunity case but is celebrating anyway
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Former President Donald Trump's inner circle believes their boss has already won his Supreme Court presidential immunity case, insiders told Rolling Stone Wednesday. Word of down-low celebrations arrived just one day before the nation's highest court is expected to hear the arguments that have stymied special counsel Jack Smith's federal election interference case for months. “We already pulled off the heist,” a source close to Trump told Rolling Stone. Trump's lawyers and political advisers...

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