JESSE WATTERS: Trump might win at the ballot box and in the courtroom
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Fox News host Jesse Watters calls out the media for saying President Biden has nothing to do with the New York vs. Trump case on "Jesse Watters Primetime." NY VS TRUMP: THE EVIDENCE PROSECUTORS CAN PRESENT IF FORMER PRESIDENT TESTIFIES JESSE WATTERS: Today was the first time in history opening remarks were delivered in a criminal case against a former president. And you're not going to believe who delivered the opening remarks for the prosecution – Joe Biden's former acting associate attorney...

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