Jury to consider charges against Trump

The transcript discusses the trial of former President Trump, focusing on the jury's deliberation over his potential conviction for falsifying business records to influence the 2016 election. The defense argues against the credibility of the prosecution's witnesses, while the prosecution claims Trump orchestrated a scheme. Political reactions are highlighted, with accusations of election interference. The jury's decision could lead to conviction, acquittal, or a hung jury, each with different implications for Trump, including potential appeals and the impact on his political career.

What is the main accusation against Trump in the trial?

• Bribery

• Obstruction of justice

• Falsifying business records

• Tax evasion

What is the defense's main argument against the prosecution's witnesses?

• They are not experts

• They are biased

• They have a political agenda

• They lack credibility

What do Trump and his sons claim about the trial?

• It is politically motivated

• It is a fair trial

• It is a misunderstanding

• It is based on solid evidence

What could happen if the jury reaches a conviction?

• Trump could face up to four years in prison

• Trump would be barred from running for president

• Trump would be fined

• Trump would be immediately imprisoned

What is a possible outcome if the jury cannot reach a unanimous decision?

• The judge decides the verdict

• A retrial may be requested

• Trump is automatically acquitted

• The trial is dismissed