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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and there is fantastic
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news for former President Donald Trump coming out of that hush money trial in New York
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Folks, things are looking tough for Alvin Bragg, Stormy Daniels, Michael Cohen, and
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the rest of the lot who want to get Donald Trump. They may want to get him, but it's falling apart because now, now we have a situation
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where well, even the judge in the case is starting to lean towards Trump
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You see Judge Juan Marchand approved something yesterday or looks like he's going to approve something
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He sided with the defense and this one little jury instruction could be the thing that actually
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seals the deal for our Trump acquittal. Not a hung jury. No, a hung jury was, you know, before that was the best we could hope for
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Not anymore. We're looking at acquittal now. This is a massive deal
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Now I want you to listen to this one legal expert explain it and then you'll have a better
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understanding of what's going on as I did. So watch this and let me know what you think
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Is Trump going to be acquitted in New York? I want to know your thoughts
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Influence the election and then are they equal? Does one have to outweigh the other
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Can they both be there? Does one have to be there? I mean, it's, it's some, uh, you know, nuanced verbiage that they're going to have to agree on
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So, so of course Costello was a very famous and contentious, uh, witness for the defense
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but the one that they really wanted to call was Brad Smith, former chairman of the FEC
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because he would have talked about whether or not this NDA actually did qualify as a
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campaign contribution or finance violation or whatever. And the likelihood was he was going to say, no, it wasn't
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And Cohen should have never pled guilty to it because there was no underlying crime
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Here's what Laura Ingram said about his testimony not being allowed in
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Eliminating the possibility of an FEC expert testifying was I think extremely prejudicial
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to the Trump defense because that that's the predicate crime here. Unless, unless we're going to hear of a new crime, um, that we haven't heard of yet
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So, um, this just got me from Lydia who, uh, a big deal here
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Mershawn seems to agree with the defense that they should include this line and the instructions
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to the jury quote, if the payment would have been made even in the absence of a candidacy
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payment should not be treated as a contribution. This would mean if Trump would have paid Stormy Daniels NDA even in the absence of a campaign
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like he was concerned about a business brand or family, then it's not a campaign contribution
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And that she says, that's what Brad Smith would have explained. And Mershawn seems to agree with the defense on that point
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John, that's huge because so many of these pro prosecution pundits have said, well, it
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came right after the, the TMZ tape right before the election. Other NDAs were paid the, uh, the, the liar doorman about the illegitimate child that
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didn't exist, the McDougall money. So if the money would have been paid anyway, and the judge is willing to instruct the jury
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that way, that moves the ball a lot further towards the not guilty yard line
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Well, maybe after, you know, having a huge strike zone for the prosecution and very small
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one for the defense. Mershawn is opening it up just a little bit. We'll see
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Bill, thank you so much. John Sandra.
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