Donald Trump's hush money trial and related events
Donald Trump faces hush money trial with potential jail time for violating gag order, former lawyer Keith Davidson testifies about hush money agreements. Trump refuses to dismiss possibility of more political violence if he loses election. Jurors see text messages between Davidson and tabloid editor regarding Karen McDougal's story. Trump fined $9,000 for social media posts and fundraising off the fine. Governor Kristi Noem's controversial dog killing story may cost her a spot as Trump's running mate.
Key Points
- Former lawyer Keith Davidson testifies about hush money agreements
- Trump faces gag order violations and potential jail time
- Jurors see text messages between Davidson and tabloid editor regarding Karen McDougal's story
- Governor Kristi Noem's controversial dog killing story may impact her political future
Pros
- Transparency in legal proceedings
Cons
- Potential political violence
- Controversial statements by Trump
- Violation of gag order