Ex-Strategist Says Trump Is Jonesing For 1 Thing In Court: 'It's Probably Killing Him'
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"It's probably rough," David Urban told CNN's Erin Burnett.
Donald Trump is likely missing one particular home comfort during his hush money trial, a former campaign strategist for the ex-president said Thursday.
David Urban told CNN’s Erin Burnett that the presumptive GOP nominee “sitting there for hours and hours and hours without a Diet Coke, it’s probably killing him, it’s probably killing him.”
“He’s usually, I’m sure, very caffeinated during the day,” Urban, a longtime Republican lobbyist, explained. “As folks who know, drink Cokes and Diet Cokes, if you’re missing one or two a day, let alone, I’m sure he’s missing probably about ten a day, it’s probably rough.”
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