What is the future of Trump's legal cases?

The video discusses the current status of Donald Trump's legal cases, including federal and state cases. Some cases have been dismissed or delayed, with the Department of Justice citing a policy against prosecuting sitting presidents. The New York hush money case's sentencing has been postponed, and Trump's legal team is preparing motions to dismiss. The Georgia election case is on hold, and legal experts suggest federal cases may not resume after Trump leaves office.

What was the recent development in Donald Trump's New York hush money case?

• Trump was acquitted.

• The sentencing was delayed.

• The case was moved to another state.

• The case was dismissed.

What action did Special Counsel Jack Smith take regarding Trump's federal cases?

• He filed new charges against Trump.

• He requested to expedite the cases.

• He withdrew from the cases.

• He asked for the cases to be put on hold.

What is the Department of Justice's policy regarding sitting presidents?

• They can be prosecuted after leaving office.

• They can be prosecuted for any crime.

• They cannot be prosecuted.

• They can only be prosecuted for federal crimes.

How did Trump describe the legal cases against him on Truth Social?

• As empty and lawless.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As fair and justified.

• As a victory for justice.

What is the current status of the Georgia election case against Trump?

• It has been dismissed.

• It is on hold.

• It has been moved to federal court.

• Trump has been convicted.