WaPo: Grand Jury Convened in NY Criminal Probe of Trump

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🗓️ 26 May 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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First, Chris discusses the New York criminal probe into Trump with Former NY Assistant Attorney General Tristan Snell and Former SDNY U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara. Then, Chris discusses George Floyd's family's calls for police reform one year after his murder. Chris wraps up the show with Akiko Iwasaki on the push among scientists for a new look at the origins of covid. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's very interesting to note my friend.
0:01.9	Everything that we just heard from the former president
0:04.2	is all but meaningless in the forum
0:06.6	before Wichita finds himself.
0:08.7	Those are all political statements and they're well and good.
0:11.9	But at court, you only know what you can show.
0:15.4	And that is what we are about to begin in a way
0:17.9	we never have before with respect to Donald John Trump.
0:21.5	Good to see you, Coup.
0:22.5	I am Chris Cuomo.
0:23.5	Welcome to Primetime.
0:25.0	Here we go.
0:26.5	It is time for the people to decide
0:29.3	whether former president Trump should face justice.
0:33.4	The Washington Post says that Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance
0:36.1	convened a grand jury for six months.
0:39.8	And this move tells us many things.
0:41.6	First, Vance is now on the clock, but he has a long time.
0:45.7	They must expect to show a lot to the jurors
0:48.6	after two years of investigation
0:50.4	because six months is a long time
0:53.4	to in panel a grand jury.
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