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Maggie Haberman said former President Donald Trump looked "unhappy" and "tense" in court as former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker testified.
The post Maggie Haberman Says Trump Was ‘Unhappy’ And ‘Tense’ In Court As Pecker ‘Who Knows A Lot of Secrets’ Spilled On Stand first appeared on Mediaite.‘Coming for them’: Ex-prosecutor says Trump is promoting ‘fake allegations about jurors’
Donald Trump is already sharing "fake allegations about jurors" in his criminal hush money case, a former federal prosecutor said on Wednesday.
Trump made history this week when he became the first former president to face criminal trial after jury selection began in the case accusing the ex-president of falsifying business records to hide an affair from the public ahead of the election. Before the fog has even settled on the jury selection, the former president is now coming directly for those jurors, according to MSNBC legal analyst Joyce Vance.
For his part, Trump quoted Fox News host Jess Watters.
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"'They are catching undercover Liberal Activists lying to the Judge in order to get on the Trump Jury,' Jesse Watters," Trump wrote on his own social media network, Truth Social, Wednesday. He didn't add further context.
But Vance thought that was inappropriate behavior coming from a criminal defendant.
"Trump is now 're-truthing' fake allegations about jurors," she wrote on Wednesday. "A fully jury isn't even sworn in and he's already coming for them."
Democrat Harry Sisson called it "jury intimidation."
"This is absolutely jury intimidation," he said. "This is against the rules of the court and Donald Trump should be held accountable for it. No more playing games."