Interviews with political figures and news updates. Will he offer Paul Manafort a pardon . That remains to be seen when our own Peter Alexander asked him that question last week. He said hes not really thinking about the. But he didnt dismiss that its on the table. I would also point out, andrea, it was striking to hear the president last night at that Campaign Rally in West Virginia. Yes, he referred to the witch hunt. Yes, he took aim at the media, some of his familiar targets. But he really largely stayed on message. And you have to ask the question, if some of the wind has been taken out of his sails when to comes to attacking the Special Counsel, andrea. On his way to West Virginia as he was arriving, he said he felt badly for both manafort and cohen, clearly he was asked about both, he said he feels badly for both. Thats before the transcript from the court was released. Once the transcript was released and it was very clear that Michael Cohen had very explicitly implicated the
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them? what would be the next steps as we head into this july 11th sentencing? i think you have to look twin appeal. higher court judges in new york just like juan merchan. this is a liberal politically driven club who protect the room. i m not optimistic the former president s chances to overturn the conviction which means trump s only real relief is in the federal courts. but that s the proper venue anyway because as jonathan pointed out most of the egregious violations by the judge were constitutional due process rights for example refusing to tell the defendant what this conspiracy crime was. and we still don t know. that s a clear violation of the sixth eminent. and then of course telling the jury to forget all about
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