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Trump Defense Highlights Flaws In Prosecution's Case

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Former White House deputy press secretary during the Trump administration, Hogan Gidley, shared insights on the ongoing closing arguments in the trial involving former President Donald Trump. Gidley criticized the prosecution for allegedly delaying revealing the charges against Trump until the final day of proceedings, emphasizing the importance of knowing the charges to mount a defense.

He highlighted the defense's strategy of discrediting the main witness, Michael Cohen, who has a history of lying and criminal activities. Gidley praised the defense for exposing inconsistencies in Cohen's testimony, which could impact the jury's perception of the case.

Regarding the potential political ramifications of a guilty verdict, Gidley emphasized that the American people are more concerned about everyday issues like the economy, crime rates, and border security. He suggested that the trial's outcome may not significantly sway public opinion, as voters prioritize pressing national concerns.

Defense strategy includes discrediting witness Michael Cohen.
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Gidley highlights inconsistencies in Cohen's testimony.

Gidley also raised concerns about potential bias in the trial, pointing out Judge Juan Mershon's alleged ties to Democratic affiliations. He suggested that aggressive political arguments surrounding the judge's background could influence public perception of the trial's fairness.

In conclusion, Gidley speculated that a guilty verdict may be perceived as biased due to the political dynamics surrounding the case. He warned that any hint of unfairness could backfire on the Democrats and emphasized the American people's desire for justice and impartiality in legal proceedings.

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