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Trump Denounces Hush Money Trial As 'Witch Hunt'

: Former U.S. President Donald Trump campaigns in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire

Former President Donald Trump made strong statements as he exited the courtroom on Friday regarding the ongoing criminal hush money trial. He referred to the trial as a 'giant witch hunt,' expressing his frustration with the legal proceedings.

In addition to criticizing the trial, Trump also took aim at individuals involved in a separate New York civil fraud case. He specifically mentioned Judge Arthur Engoron and New York Attorney General Letitia James, suggesting that Democrats are targeting him through these legal actions.

Trump's comments come amidst a backdrop of intense scrutiny and legal challenges following his presidency. The hush money trial and civil fraud case are just two examples of the legal battles Trump is currently facing.

He targets Judge Engoron and AG James in his criticism.
Trump denounces hush money trial as a 'witch hunt.'
Legal challenges have intensified post-presidency for Trump.

Throughout his time in office and beyond, Trump has often used strong language to denounce investigations and legal actions against him. His characterization of the hush money trial as a 'witch hunt' reflects his belief that he is being unfairly targeted by political opponents.

As the legal proceedings continue, it remains to be seen how the cases against Trump will unfold. The former president's vocal criticisms of the trials indicate that he is prepared to fight back against the allegations brought against him.

For now, the focus remains on the courtroom drama surrounding Trump and the legal challenges he is confronting. The outcome of these cases could have significant implications for his political future and legacy.

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