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The presumptive Republican nominee “tilted his head back and shut his eyes when the judge said that,” added Cornell, who said she “loved” the moment.
Cornell elsewhere in the interview described selected jurors looking as if they’d been “hit by a ton of bricks.” A “unique” aspect of the trial,” she added, was how many potential jurors returned on the second day to tell Merchan they’d “slept on it” and decided they wouldn’t be able to be fair in the case, when the usual excuses to avoid jury service centred around work and family commitments.Trump Flips Out Over Barron’s Graduation Ban. Here's What The Judge Really Said.
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