Trump's Manhattan hush money case will go to trial on Monday.
Former President Donald Trump is about to face a 'truly leveled' playing field as his first criminal trial kicks off in a matter of days, MSNBC host and legal expert Katie Phang argued on Friday.The first of the four criminal cases currently leveled against Trump is set to go to trial on Monday, April 15, in New York City.
But it is the humbling moments when he has to sit at council's table, not by choice, but by law and required procedure, when he is referred to as 'criminal defendant Donald Trump' that the playing field is truly leveled, and that is when accountability comes a-knocking and hard.
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