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The transcript discusses the potential legal grounds for prosecuting Donald Trump, focusing on whether a sitting president can be indicted. It highlights Michael Cohen's role and the implications of his actions, including the potential for him to provide damaging evidence. The discussion also covers the exceptions to attorney-client privilege, particularly in the context of crime fraud. The Stormy Daniels defamation case is examined, along with other allegations of hush payments and financial misconduct. The transcript concludes with a look at possible future legal actions and court proceedings.

What are the reasonable grounds for prosecuting a sitting president according to the text?

What is the significance of Bob Mueller's report in relation to the President's potential guilt?

How does the text describe the relationship between Michael Cohen and the President?

What are the potential legal consequences mentioned in the text if a president is found guilty?

What does the text suggest about the nature of the payments made to Michael Cohen?

In what ways does the text indicate that campaign finance violations could be linked to the President's actions?

What is the overall message regarding the accountability of leaders as discussed in the text?