An attorney representing Donald Trump in his case over alleged election subversion said Sunday that he 'would love' to see the former president's trial televised amid calls from House Democrats for cameras to be allowed inside a federal courtroom.
An attorney representing Donald Trump in his case over alleged election subversion said Sunday that he"would love" to see the former president's trial televised amid calls from House Democrats for cameras to be allowed inside a federal courtroom.
TRUMP'S TRIFECTA: THREE THINGS FORMER PRESIDENT IS COUNTING ON TO AVOID HISTORIC CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS "I personally would love to see that. I'm convinced the Biden administration does not want the American people to see the truth." pic.twitter.com/nLGpFeR1oz Lauro said the statements cited by the Justice Department were Trump's response in a"political" fashion.
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