MSNBC legal analyst not expecting more charges in Trump case: 'I don't see why there would be'
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Neither former President Trump nor anyone else linked to his organization will likely face any new criminal charges from the Manhattan District Attorney's office, MSNBC legal analyst Daniel Goldman warned the network's liberal viewers Friday.
Goldman, best known for serving on the House Democrats' first impeachment team in 2019, appeared on "Deadline: White House," and took a moment to tamp down expectations of future criminal charges against the Trump Organization, which would likely implicate the former president. "I do want to just, if I could, take a minute to kind of give the viewers sort of the inside baseball view of how these things often work," Goldman said. "First of all, there's no question that the DA's office approached the Trump Organization and said ‘This is what we’re gonna charge you with. You can either make a pitch to have us not charge you or we can engage in settlement negotiations.'"
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