With Presidency at Stake, Trump’s Trial Needs To Be Televised
The real jury in this case is the public, which will decide if they want Trump to be president again. The public needs to be able to scrutinize the trial, gavel to gavel.
On Tuesday, the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, presented his bag-of-tricks indictment charging President Trump with 34 counts of false entries in business records.
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