"Trump's Desperation in Hush Money Trial: A Do-or-Die Moment"

Former White House special counsel Norm Eisen has described Donald Trump's legal team's actions in the Stormy Daniels hush money case as "extraordinary desperation," as Trump faces the possibility of being convicted and sentenced to incarceration. Trump has pled not guilty to 34 counts related to falsifying business documents over the alleged payment of hush money to Daniels. His legal team has made unsuccessful attempts to delay the trial and change its location, with journalist Megyn Kelly expressing the belief that Trump could be convicted due to the trial's location in Manhattan. Trump is also facing other criminal cases, including allegations of mishandling classified documents and attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
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- "Increasingly desperate": Experts say Trump's repeated delay bids "trying the patience" of judges Salon
- Trump’s hush money trial to begin with ‘virtual certainty’ Monday: Tom Dupree Fox News
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