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Judge in Trump’s Classified Documents Case Sets a Trap for the Special Counsel

04/07/24

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Most Americans are aware of the classified-document case against former President Donald Trump. However, they may not be closely following all the various motions submitted by the involved parties. The Trump team’s primary objective seems to be to delay the trial until after the presidential election in November 2024. 

Below, an MSNBC host and contributors discuss the concerns surrounding Aileen Cannon’s recent request for jury instructions.

In this video, participants review the ruling by Cannon in response to the special counsel’s filing. 

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