Dismissed Juror Has 1 Word To Describe What It’s Like Seeing Trump In Person
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Kara McGee was seated about 30 feet from the former president all day Monday.
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Kara McGee, a woman who was dismissed from the prospective jury pool for job-related reasons, told MSNBC it was “jarring” to see Trump in person.
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McGee estimated she was seated about 30 feet from the former president all day on Monday.
“I had never seen him in person before, you know,” she said. “And you see someone blown up so larger than life on the media for so many years, to see them in person is very jarring.“
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