"Trump's Legal Woes: Battling Immunity Claims and Advisers' Pleas for Silence"

Donald Trump's lawyers and advisers are urging him to remain quiet during his upcoming criminal trial in Manhattan, fearing that his tendency to create media spectacles could harm his case. The trial, brought by the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, revolves around alleged hush money payments made during Trump's 2016 campaign. With concerns about negative publicity affecting his potential 2024 presidential run, Trump's team is advising him not to testify and to avoid courtroom theatrics. Despite these efforts, it remains uncertain whether Trump will heed their advice or opt for a more subdued approach during the trial.