NR Daily: Could Trump Talk Himself into an Indictment?

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Trump may be strengthening the hand of DOJ officials who would like to prosecute him.
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August 22 2022
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Andrew C. McCarthy

Could Trump Talk Himself into an Indictment?

How the former president may be strengthening the hand of DOJ officials who would like to prosecute ...   READ MORE

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