Trump's Legal Woes Continue to Mount Amid Protests and Uncertainty.

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Former President Donald Trump waits in Florida as a Manhattan grand jury hears testimony from a witness favorable to him, while New York prepares for potential protests following a possible indictment. Trump had claimed without evidence that he would be arrested on Tuesday. The witness, Robert Costello, a lawyer with close ties to numerous key Trump aides, was invited by prosecutors to appear after saying he had information to undercut the credibility of Michael Cohen, a former lawyer and fixer for Trump who later turned against him and then became a key witness in the Manhattan district attorney’s investigation.
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