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 Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyJurors on Tuesday got the sense that Donald Trump isn't being prosecuted in New York for masterminding an airtight hush money deal—he's actually on trial for faking paperwork in a bungled rush job all because of his sloppy greed and his right hand man's desperation.
The third week of the former president's first criminal trial in New York City got underway with testimony from Keith Davidson, a Los Angeles lawyer who opened up about his sleazy world of hush money deals.
"It was very frustrating that it was on again, off again... delays in funding, cancellations, disengaging from clients," Davidson recalled.
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 Jeenah Moon-Pool/Getty ImagesDonald Trump reacted with praise Tuesday night after officers in the New York Police Department were spotted entering a Columbia University building through a second story window, with the former president gushing about "the way they walked in" and how "they were not afraid of anything."
Police used an elevated bridge to access Hamilton Hall, where pro-Palestinian student protestors had broken into and occupied in the early hours Tuesday. In a statement, the university said it had allowed law enforcement to enter the building to "restore safety and order to our community."
Calling in to Fox News as the drama unfolded, Trump had plenty of nice things to say to Sean Hannity about the police force.
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More witnesses are expected to be called to testify Tuesday in Donald Trump's trial on allegations of business fraud related to hush money payments.
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