Trump’s “Pardon-Proof” Indictment

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🗓️ 15 August 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Former President Donald Trump is indicted again, this time on state charges in Georgia. Hawaii residents desperately try to get back into Lahaina. And young plaintiffs get a landmark ruling on climate change in Montana. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, August 15th, and racketeering charges aren't just for mobsters.
0:05.6	We start here.
0:09.0	Donald Trump is indicted along with what's described as the rest of his criminal syndicate.
0:14.0	Do I intend to try the 19 defendants in this indictment together?
0:17.4	Yes.
0:18.4	This is a startling document.
0:19.4	We'll walk through what makes it different from the others.
0:22.4	Maui's death toll has grown by 5 and 10s, but residents are convinced it's going way
0:27.4	up.
0:29.4	I'm trying to get in to go see my house and I can't even go see it.
0:32.3	Forstration against local officials is growing.
0:35.1	We'll take you there.
0:36.1	And can you force your government to deal with climate change?
0:39.2	A judge says, yeah.
0:40.7	The state of Montana is now going to be having to take a closer look at the impact of
0:45.0	greenhouse gases on the decisions they're making.
0:47.5	While a lawsuit brought largely by teenagers might have just opened the playbook for the
0:51.6	rest of the country.
0:54.5	From ABC News, this is Start Here.
0:57.3	I'm Brad Milky.
1:06.5	When special counsel Jack Smith charged former president Donald Trump with crimes pertaining
1:11.3	to the 2020 election, he described this large, organized effort to undermine the legitimacy
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