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In an update to yesterday's episode, Donald Trump's appeals to delay his upcoming

hush money trial have been denied. One of those appeals was denied last night, the other was denied today, so let's talk about it. There were two appeals here. One was to lift the gag order that was recently imposed on him by Judge Merchant,

and the second was to postpone the upcoming trial, which is actually set to start jury selection

on Monday, due to prejudicial pretrial publicity.

And essentially that request said while he decides whether, while he being Trump,

while Trump decides whether to request a venue change due to the

unlikely that he'll get an impartial jury in Manhattan,

he would like the trial to be postponed.

Now when I initially reported on these appeals yesterday,

the story was very much in its early stages so we didn't have much

information but we have a little more now so I do want to dive a little bit deeper. One of those appeals, as I said, was to the appellate court asking for a postponement of the upcoming

trial due to prejudicial pretrial publicity. Basically, the argument there was that an impartial jury likely could not be selected in Manhattan right

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