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But polls suggest one in four republicans will still dance to donald trump's tune regardless. how can you back a convicted presidential candidate? well, it's not too hard when you look at who is president now. and, you know, i won't go into any of the things that he does that i haven't been pleased with since the day he took office. but if you look at the lesser of the two evils, i would take trump any day. georgia will get to have a say on donald trump twice — once at the polls in november, and at his election interference trial. the date of that is not yet clear. nomia iqbal, bbc news, geo...

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Ever seen before. The criminal prosecution of a former american president. For the first time, donald trump will face a jury of his peers in a case that could carry prison time. Trumps hush Money And Election Interference Trial could be the ultimate test of the Rule Of Law and the nature of accountability in this country. In less than 24 hours, the prosecution and the defense will deliver opening statements in front of 12 members of the jury and six alternates, laying out the evidence for and against trumps guilt. That is in spite of multiple lastditch efforts by Trumps Team to delay the start...

In jail . Thats always a possibility. The judge has that power. However, he is taking some steps or allowing the Da Office to take steps to impose punishment that is subtler and more powerful. For instance, last week, the Da Office that they were not going to tell donald trumps lawyers which witnesses they are calling first. That is highly unusual. It is a courtesy lawyers usually extend to other lawyers but they dont want to do it here because trump keeps running his mouth about the prospective witnesses. That is a significant disadvantage with the Defense Team do not know what witnesses will...

Weekend. opening statements are set to take place on monday in donald trump's 2016 election interference trial now that a full journey has been seated. the jury consists of seven men and five women with six alternates. the process came with a lot of drama. one juror asked to be taken off the case after your personal information was made public. yesterday, two potential jurors broke down crying during the election process and three others said they were too anxious to serve. joining us as our near times investigative reporter suzanne craig who has been in the courtroom and our msnbc eagle analy...