Potential Jurors In The Trump Hush Money Trial Take Note

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This case is really not about whether you like Donald Trump. This case is about the rule of law and whether Donald Trump broke it.

— Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joshua Steinglass asked potential jurors to put their own personal politics aside in the criminal case pending against former president Donald Trump arising from alleged ash money payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels.

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