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How the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling can help Donald Trump fight off all the criminal charges against him
CNN's Kaitlan Collins talks to Will Scharf, an attorney for former President Donald Trump in his presidential immunity case, about how Trump's lawyers in his hush money trial are using the historic Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity to their advantage and challenging the verdict in his hush money trial.
July 03, 2024