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CNN discusses the latest GOP chaos in the House and Donald Trump's mounting legal problems with political commentators and lawmakers, shedding light on the reasons behind the increasing number of House lawmakers heading for the exits.
Miles Bridges of the Charlotte Hornets has been denied entry into Canada for their game against the Toronto Raptors due to his ongoing legal problems related to domestic violence charges. Bridges pleaded no contest to felony charges of injuring a child's parent and violated a protective order. The decision is unlikely to be reversed in time for the game, leaving the Hornets without Bridges. The team has faced criticism for re-signing Bridges and playing him despite the ongoing controversy.
Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges was denied entrance to Canada due to his past legal problems, specifically a felony charge of injuring a child's parent. Bridges is currently serving three years of probation for a domestic violence case and must adhere to a 10-year criminal protection order. This denial means Bridges will miss the game against the Toronto Raptors, adding to the Hornets' list of absent starters, including LaMelo Ball, Mark Williams, and potentially Gordon Hayward.
President Biden reportedly feels guilty over his son Hunter Biden's legal problems and believes they wouldn't exist if he hadn't run for president in 2020. His relationship with Attorney General Merrick Garland has become strained, and Biden is frustrated with the ongoing criminal investigation and prosecution of Hunter. Biden has avoided questions from the press regarding his son's business dealings and denies any wrongdoing.
Hunter Biden has agreed to testify before a Republican House committee in public, but the committee chairman is turning him down, insisting on a deposition instead. Hunter Biden's decision to go public with his testimony shines a spotlight on his history of legal and drug problems, which could potentially impact his father's reelection campaign. Some in the White House are reportedly irritated by Hunter's aggressive strategy, while others argue that it's important to rebut the allegations. The younger Biden is facing indictments on gun-related charges and is expected to face more on tax charges.
Joe Biden's re-election campaign will not focus on Donald Trump's legal problems, according to co-chair Cedric Richmond. Biden has refrained from directly discussing the four criminal indictments against Trump, while taking shots at him on other issues. Trump has pleaded not guilty to charges related to fraud, mishandling classified documents, and attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. During a Republican primary debate, most candidates expressed support for Trump as the GOP nominee, even if he is convicted of felonies. Trump's attorney dismissed the charges as a political move.
Despite facing multiple legal problems, former President Donald Trump is focused on a revenge lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and her allies. Trump and his lawyer are attempting to revive the lawsuit by claiming that the Durham Report, which defended the investigation into potential malfeasance by the feds who investigated the Trump-Russia debacle, "seismically alters the legal landscape of this case." However, the judge has already dismissed Trump's claims in the past and criticized his misrepresentation of official government findings.
A low-profile employee at Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump's private club, has become entangled in Trump's legal problems as prosecutors make a tactical move in their latest indictment. The employee's family feels that he got trapped in the situation.
Actor Michael Rapaport advises Donald Trump to take his legal troubles like a man, referencing a scene from the movie "Goodfellas." Rapaport criticizes Trump for whining and pointing fingers, urging him to accept responsibility for his actions. He also warns Trump of more legal problems to come in August.
Actor Michael Rapaport advises former President Donald Trump to take his legal troubles like a man, referencing a scene from the movie "Goodfellas." Rapaport criticizes Trump for whining, complaining, and pointing fingers, urging him to accept responsibility for his actions. He also warns Trump that more legal problems are on the horizon, predicting a rough month ahead for the former president.
Former President Trump is facing a series of legal problems, including intensified investigations by the special counsel and a Georgia prosecutor, as well as a hush money case and a defamation and sexual abuse case. Trump's chief rival, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, is set to enter the 2024 GOP primary race this week. Despite the controversies, Trump's polling lead has expanded since he was indicted last month in the hush money case, and he remains the frontrunner in most surveys.