Trump's tangled legal web

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Guest: Melissa Haussman, professor of political science at Carleton University Former U.S. President Donald Trump's legal web is more tangled than ever after his fourth indictment was handed down in Georgia as he ramps up another run for the White House. Trump has 91 criminal charges against him between Georgia, Florida, New York and the District of Columbia and the stakes could not be higher for him and for American democracy. On "This Matters," we take a look at the political impact of Trump's indictments. This episode was produced by Saba Eitizaz, Paolo Marques and Brian Bradley. Audio sources: SkyNews/TikTok, NowThisNews/TikTok

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