Today on Secular we break down the cases against Donald Trump.

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And now your host, Jordan Seculo.

Hey, welcome to Secilo, folks, you know,

it's a good opportunity, because we've talked about so many different cases involving

President Trump, to kind of break them down for you because

there's multiple cases and they're all getting to different stages especially as we're

about to have debates and you get issues about you know gag orders and and when will that be decided by and will the gag orders stay until

July 11th and that one in New York because that's that again is it would be after the first

presidential debate so that could again that again impact what President Trump is able to say on stage in response to even quite even

not even direct by by Joe Biden but even in questions so I

did to have that over you you have to think the whole time okay if I say this I could

go to jail or say this I could get fined another ten thousand dollars but I'm supposed to go into this freewheeling debate which is fine if you don't have gag orders but if you do suddenly becomes a major issue which I would hope that you see again these judges understand the bigger issue

here for the country is that the people that tune into that.

And as Americans kind of start tuning in more and more to the election

who they were going to vote for, which kind of starts around the time

when you have a debate like this,

again, that first case in New York, that's on the business record.

So President Trump was found guilty, he was convicted of all 34 counts.

His sentencing is on July 11th.

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