Damning Trump Supercut Uses His Own Words To Show Why He’s In Big Legal Trouble
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MeidasTouch finds old Trump comments that could come back to haunt him in court.
Donald Trump’s biggest challenge in his company’s looming criminal case may not be prosecutors, but rather himself. A new supercut video compiled by progressive PAC MeidasTouch highlights Trump’s past and present comments on taxes and the tax laws his company and its CFO, Allen Weisselberg, are accused of violating. Some of them will no doubt raise eyebrows in court:
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