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A former president of the United States invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination last week. If you missed it or forgot about it, you're forgiven. Somehow it has already become a

small-fant legal story in the swirl of other unprecedented scandals involving search warrants, the

Espionage Act, and insurrection.

When Donald Trump took the fifth during a deposition by the New York Attorney General's

office, he sparked a predictable Twitter dunk fest.

As many noted gleefully, Trump himself previously had proclaimed that, quote, the mob takes

the fifth,, quote,

if you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment? I get it. And I'm with you. Just as any person

has the right to take the fifth, so too does the public have the right to deride the hypocrisy,

particularly when it comes from a man who recently held the most powerful office in the world.

But once we get past the finger pointing and the laughing, here's the reality.

Trump has every right to invoke the Fifth Amendment and given his current circumstances,

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