Gates Returns to Stand on Day 7 of the Manafort Trial

Gates Returns to Stand on Day 7 of the Manafort Trial

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The transcript discusses the cross-examination of Rick Gates, a key witness in the case against Paul Manafort. Gates admitted to an extramarital affair and embezzling money from Manafort. The prosecution's case relies on documents and other witnesses, but Gates' credibility is crucial. The transcript also touches on the potential involvement of President Trump, mentioning a banker who extended loans to Manafort and sought a position in the Trump administration.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was one of the key admissions made by Rick Gates during his cross-examination?

He admitted to having a secret offshore account.

He confessed to an extramarital affair funded by embezzled money.

He revealed a plan to flee the country.

He disclosed a hidden partnership with Robert Muller.

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What is the main goal of Manafort's lawyer during the trial?

To prove Manafort's innocence.

To delay the trial proceedings.

To question the credibility of Rick Gates.

To introduce new evidence.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What evidence has the prosecution presented to support their case against Manafort?

Testimonies from foreign officials.

Documents showing hidden offshore accounts.

Emails between Manafort and Trump.

Video footage of the crime.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How does the prosecution plan to strengthen their case if the jury doubts Rick Gates?

By presenting more documents.

By calling additional witnesses.

By dismissing the charges.

By offering a plea deal.

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What connection does Steve Calk have to the case?

He was a co-defendant with Manafort.

He was a witness for the prosecution.

He was a juror in the trial.

He extended loans to Manafort and had ties to the Trump administration.