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    Trump Indicted In 2022? Here’s How It Can Happen | MSNBC

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Dershowitz defends controversial impeachment testimony

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MSNBC chief legal analyst Ari Melber interviews Trump team lawyer Alan Dershowitz about his controversial testimony from the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump that a president could engage in a quid pro quo for personal political benefit as long as the president believes his or her reelection is in the public interest.Jan. 31, 2020

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    Trump Indicted In 2022? Here’s How It Can Happen | MSNBC

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