Communications between adult-film star Stormy Daniels and an attorney who is now representing former President Donald Trump have been turned over to the Manhattan district attorney’s office. Watch the video to know more.

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Photographs that appeared to show former US President Donald Trump being held and hauled away by police officers on Tuesday are fake and were produced using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, according to Twitter's Community Notes.

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A legal ally of Donald Trump has testified to a New York court that is considering whether to approve charges against the former president over a hush-money payment to an adult actress.

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Followers of Donald Trump from all over the US converged in New York City to extend their support to Donald Trump. The former US president is facing a likely indictment over hush money paid to adult star Stormy Daniels.

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New York police have tightened security ahead of a possible historic indictment of Donald Trump over hush money paid to a porn actress. Trump, who is seeking the republican nomination for the White House again in 2024, had predicted he would be arrested today.

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Former President Donald Trump has predicted Tuesday will be the day he is indicted as an investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney's office comes to a close.

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New York police have tightened security ahead of a possible historic indictment of Donald Trump over hush money paid to an actress, with the ex-president calling for mass demonstrations if he is charged.

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Former President Donald Trump said Saturday that “illegal leaks” had indicated that he would be arrested Tuesday and called on supporters to protest. Trump, in posts on his social media platform Truth Social, referred to reports that he could soon face possible criminal charges in New York relating to a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

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<p>A massive earthquake jolted Peru and Ecuador on Saturday resulting in the casualities of at least 14 people and leaving one injured. Many buildings inflicted damages in the massive quake of magnitude 6.8, according to Ecuador's presidency. Meanwhile, Ukraine grain deal was extended to 60 days. Nevertheless, it was only for half the intended time of 120 days since Moscow had warned that any extension past mid-May would be contingent on the lifting of some Western sanctions.</p>

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<p>A strong earthquake that hit Peru and Ecuador on Saturday (March 18) left at least 14&nbsp;people dead, one injured, and buildings damaged, according to Ecuador's presidency.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday (March 18) announced extension of a deal that allowed exports of Ukrainian grains following Russia's invasion of the country.">Ukraine grain deal has been extended, says Turkey’s President Erdogan hours before deadline</a><br />
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<p>Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday (March 18) announced extension of a deal that allowed exports of Ukrainian grains following Russia's invasion of the country.</p>

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<p>Raising questions over the GOPs "deafening" silence, presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is calling out for Republicans' support against&nbsp;Donald Trump's possible indictment in a probe by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.&nbsp;</p>

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A massive earthquake jolted Peru and Ecuador on Saturday resulting in the casualities of at least 14 people and leaving one injured. Many buildings inflicted damages in the massive quake of magnitude 6.

A massive earthquake jolted Peru and Ecuador on Saturday resulting in the casualities of at least 14 people and leaving one injured. Many buildings inflicted damages in the massive quake of magnitude 6.8, according to Ecuador's presidency. Meanwhile, Ukraine grain deal was extended to 60 days. Nevertheless, it was only for half the intended time of 120 days since Moscow had warned that any extension past mid-May would be contingent on the lifting of some Western sanctions. Click on the headlines to read more: Massive earthquake hits Peru, Ecuador: At least 14 killed A strong earthquake that hit Peru and Ecuador on Saturday (March 18) left at least 14 people dead, one injured, and buildings damaged, according to Ecuador's presidency. Ukraine grain deal has been extended, says Turkey’s President Erdogan hours before deadline Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday (March 18) announced extension of a deal that allowed exports of Ukrainian grains following Russia's invasion of the country. Mexico: President Obrador holds massive rally ahead of 2024 elections Tens of thousands of people gathered on Saturday (March 18) for a large demonstration led by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Mexico City's main plaza. US Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy calls for support against Trump's possible indictment Raising questions over the GOPs "deafening" silence, presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is calling out for Republicans' support against Donald Trump's possible indictment in a probe by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Watch | Italy restricts parental rights for LGBTQIA+; protests witnessed in Milan × WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Raising questions over the GOPs "deafening" silence, presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is calling out for Republicans' support against&nbsp;Donald Trump's possible indictment in a probe by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.</p>

<p>Indian-American Ramaswamy, on Saturday, called on Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley "to join him by 9 AM tomorrow (Sunday) in calling on Bragg to abandon the political persecution of the 45th president of the US".</p>

<p>"This is about principle, not a person. This is about our country, not one man. The silence from the rest of the GOP field is deafening," he said. "That is not the America I know. That is not America my parents came to. That is not the America our founding fathers set in motion 250 years ago. That is the stuff of a&nbsp;Banana Republic."&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Ramaswamy&nbsp;said it is not about Trump being his competition in the race to become the next US president, but more about the integrity of the elections and the integrity of the self-governing democracy.</p>

<p>He asserted that it does not matter whether anyone roots for Trump or not, but must speak up if they are rooting for the constitutional republic.&nbsp;Ramaswamy said a politically empowered prosecutor cannot eliminate the opposition of the ruling party, Trump, by using arrest, and called it a sad and dark day in America.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>However, on Saturday, Ramaswamy saved the day by lending support to Trump and calling his possible indictment a "national disaster".&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"It is un-American for the ruling party to use police power to arrest its political rivals. If a Republican prosecutor in 2004 had used a campaign finance technicality to arrest then-candidate John Kerry while Bush and Cheney were in power, liberals would have cried foul – and rightly so. Principles go beyond partisanship," he wrote on social media.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"This will mark a dark moment in American history and will undermine public trust in our electoral system itself. I call on the Manhattan District Attorney to reconsider this action and to put aside partisan politics in service of preserving our constitutional republic," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Former US president Donald Trump claimed on Saturday that he was expecting to get "arrested" on Tuesday next week. He also called on his supporters to start protests against his potential indictment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Citing a "leak" from the Manhattan district attorney's office, Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, "Leading Republican candidate &amp; former President of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday of next week. Protest, take our nation back!"</p>

<p>The investigation is centred around $130,000 hush money paid weeks before the 2016 polls to stop Stormy Daniels from going public about an affair she says she had with Trump years ago.<br />
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Raising questions over the GOPs "deafening" silence, presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is calling out for Republicans' support against Donald Trump's possible indictment in a probe by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.

Raising questions over the GOPs "deafening" silence, presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy is calling out for Republicans' support against Donald Trump's possible indictment in a probe by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Indian-American Ramaswamy, on Saturday, called on Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley "to join him by 9 AM tomorrow (Sunday) in calling on Bragg to abandon the political persecution of the 45th president of the US". "This is about principle, not a person. This is about our country, not one man. The silence from the rest of the GOP field is deafening," he said. "That is not the America I know. That is not America my parents came to. That is not the America our founding fathers set in motion 250 years ago. That is the stuff of a Banana Republic." Also Read | Mexico: President Obrador holds massive rally ahead of 2024 elections Ramaswamy said it is not about Trump being his competition in the race to become the next US president, but more about the integrity of the elections and the integrity of the self-governing democracy. He asserted that it does not matter whether anyone roots for Trump or not, but must speak up if they are rooting for the constitutional republic. Ramaswamy said a politically empowered prosecutor cannot eliminate the opposition of the ruling party, Trump, by using arrest, and called it a sad and dark day in America. Vivek Ramaswamy mostly speaks on the Mexican drug cartel menace in America, special treatment for SVB, targeting woke culture and overcoming climate change as part of the promises since he threw his hat in the ring by declaring that he will be running for the president's office in 2024. Also Read | Wyoming becomes first US state to ban abortion pills However, on Saturday, Ramaswamy saved the day by lending support to Trump and calling his possible indictment a "national disaster". I held a press conference following my South Carolina speech. I called on GOP donor class favorites @RonDeSantisFL and @NikkiHaley to join me by 9 AM tomorrow in calling on the Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg to abandon the political persecution through prosecution of the 45th… https://t.co/UhXfV2ZroP pic.twitter.com/koSbMBwQRy — Vivek Ramaswamy (@VivekGRamaswamy) March 18, 2023 × "It is un-American for the ruling party to use police power to arrest its political rivals. If a Republican prosecutor in 2004 had used a campaign finance technicality to arrest then-candidate John Kerry while Bush and Cheney were in power, liberals would have cried foul – and rightly so. Principles go beyond partisanship," he wrote on social media. "This will mark a dark moment in American history and will undermine public trust in our electoral system itself. I call on the Manhattan District Attorney to reconsider this action and to put aside partisan politics in service of preserving our constitutional republic," he added. Watch | Mumbai's air pollution: AQI continues to remain poor, Indian city witnesses most polluted winters Former US president Donald Trump claimed on Saturday that he was expecting to get "arrested" on Tuesday next week. He also called on his supporters to start protests against his potential indictment. Citing a "leak" from the Manhattan district attorney's office, Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, "Leading Republican candidate & former President of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday of next week. Protest, take our nation back!" The investigation is centred around $130,000 hush money paid weeks before the 2016 polls to stop Stormy Daniels from going public about an affair she says she had with Trump years ago. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Former Vice President of the United States Mike Pence has bashed former President Donald Trump for his role in inciting the 6th January Capital riots. This on the heels of both men competing to Duke it out over the upcoming Republican Presidential nomination.

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Prosecutors have signaled to trump that he could face criminal charges relating to his alleged role in hush money payments to porn star stormy Daniels. As per the New York Times, Trump was told he could appear before a Manhattan grand jury next week; if he wished to testify. Stormy Daniels says that she had an affair with trump. She claims trump gave her $130,000 before the 2016 election to not discuss the encounter. Trump has maintained that nothing of the sort ever happened, and in 2018, told reporters he knows nothing about any payment made. A grand jury is hearing evidence and criminal charges may follow. A lawyer for trump confirmed to Reuters that Trump had been invited to testify. If Trump is charged, it would mark the first-ever indictment of a former U.S. President. Trump is seeking the Republican nomination for the 2024 election. Trump has been citing a political witch-hunt. He says it is an attempt to take down the leading candidate in the republican party.

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The former Vice President of the United States Mike Pence refrain from voicing his support for Donald Trump's 2024 re-election bid with some critics noting that sometimes silence can speak louder than words.

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<p>US President Joe Biden is on his way to becoming the most evasive president in the history of the country, a report by Sputnik news agency said which laid out data on how his predecessors were less shy of the press cameras and held more conferences.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With anticipations that Biden may announce his 2024 presidential bid to seek a second term in office soon, it has, by now, become clear that the US president is not quite fond of press like the other former US presidents.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>In fact, he has reportedly held fewer press conferences than any president since Ronald Reagan left office. As per reports, he has held third-least number of conferences after Regan and Richard Nixon.</p>

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<p>Biden, who took on the top post on 20 January, 2021 took about two complete months to hold his first press conference. It was reportedly the longest time when a newly elected president has taken to hold the conference in 100 years.</p>

<p>Speaking of solo press conferences, Biden is lagging behind here as well. According to statistics by American Presidency Project at the University of California, the US president has given 11 solo press conferences during his first two years in office.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, in 2023, Biden has held zero solo conferences. Additionally, he participated in ten joint conferences ever since he took at the helm of the presidency since 2021.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Trump was also a close competitor when it comes to holding least number of solo conferences during his tenure as a president however COVID-19 pandemic made world leaders to hold more conferences as they spearheaded their nations and addressed the world in general.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Donald Trump held a total of nine press conferences during his first three years in office, a number which later increased substantially.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden's press conferences rarely figured reporters asking him questions as the US president mostly read pre-written remarks and delivered them in a set-up environment.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Former US President Ronald Reagan gave 59 interviews with the press, that too in just first year of his being in office.</p>

<p>Biden, on the other side, gave 22 in his first year and 19 in 2022. However, as per reports, four of the 2022 interviews came from celebrities like Ryan Seacrest, Drew Barrymore, or Jay Leno and not from news reporters.</p>

<p>But what could be the reason behind someone avoiding press? While nothing certain can be said about the real reason of Biden trying to evade press, David E. Clementson, an assistant professor at the University of Georgia, says, "The more a politician’s words inevitably diverge from voters’ feelings and experiences, the less presidential he will seem to them."&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Of course, if what the president is aiming for is not strategic expediency but simply fulfilling an obligation to be held accountable in his role,” Clementson wrote and added, “then the country wins when he holds a press conference – and in that way he does, too."</p>

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US President Joe Biden is on his way to becoming the most evasive president in the history of the country, a report by Sputnik news agency said which laid out data on how his predecessors were less shy of the press cameras and held more conferences.

US President Joe Biden is on his way to becoming the most evasive president in the history of the country, a report by Sputnik news agency said which laid out data on how his predecessors were less shy of the press cameras and held more conferences. With anticipations that Biden may announce his 2024 presidential bid to seek a second term in office soon, it has, by now, become clear that the US president is not quite fond of press like the other former US presidents. In fact, he has reportedly held fewer press conferences than any president since Ronald Reagan left office. As per reports, he has held third-least number of conferences after Regan and Richard Nixon. Also Read | China says US 'overreacting' by banning TikTok on federal devices Biden, who took on the top post on 20 January, 2021 took about two complete months to hold his first press conference. It was reportedly the longest time when a newly elected president has taken to hold the conference in 100 years. Speaking of solo press conferences, Biden is lagging behind here as well. According to statistics by American Presidency Project at the University of California, the US president has given 11 solo press conferences during his first two years in office. However, in 2023, Biden has held zero solo conferences. Additionally, he participated in ten joint conferences ever since he took at the helm of the presidency since 2021. Also Read | Who is Amritpal Singh, the radical Sikh leader from Indian state of Punjab dubbed as 'Bhindranwale 2.0'? Trump was also a close competitor when it comes to holding least number of solo conferences during his tenure as a president however COVID-19 pandemic made world leaders to hold more conferences as they spearheaded their nations and addressed the world in general. Donald Trump held a total of nine press conferences during his first three years in office, a number which later increased substantially. Biden's press conferences rarely figured reporters asking him questions as the US president mostly read pre-written remarks and delivered them in a set-up environment. Watch | Nepal's coalition government changes course Former US President Ronald Reagan gave 59 interviews with the press, that too in just first year of his being in office. Biden, on the other side, gave 22 in his first year and 19 in 2022. However, as per reports, four of the 2022 interviews came from celebrities like Ryan Seacrest, Drew Barrymore, or Jay Leno and not from news reporters. But what could be the reason behind someone avoiding press? While nothing certain can be said about the real reason of Biden trying to evade press, David E. Clementson, an assistant professor at the University of Georgia, says, "The more a politician’s words inevitably diverge from voters’ feelings and experiences, the less presidential he will seem to them." “Of course, if what the president is aiming for is not strategic expediency but simply fulfilling an obligation to be held accountable in his role,” Clementson wrote and added, “then the country wins when he holds a press conference – and in that way he does, too." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The forewoman of the Georgia grand jury that investigated former President Donald Trump and allies for election interference in the 2020 presidential race said jurors urged a prosecutor to charge multiple people with a range of crimes.

Georgia grand jury recommended charging multiple people in Trump election probe

Former Vice President Mike Pence said that he is willing to take his fight against a subpoena for his testimony in the Justice Department’s 2020 election subversion investigation all the way to the Supreme Court.

Mike Pence to fight Subpoena in Trump probe

Meta has restored former U.S. President Donald Trump's access to Facebook and Instagram. With this, the former U.S. President now has access to major social media accounts ahead of the 2024 election.

US: Meta restores Trump's access to Instagram and Facebook

In the latest, a former Manhattan attorney claims there is concrete evidence that could help a district attorney bring charges against the former president.

Official claims evidence exist to charge Trump

<p>Donald Trump is suing Watergate scandal-famous writer Bob Woodward for exposing his interview tapes to the public and alleging that Woodward did not provide him permission to use the tapes for an audiobook.</p>

<p>The former US president filed a lawsuit against Woodward, the publisher Simon &amp; Schuster, and its parent company Paramount Global on Monday for publishing the audio recordings of the conversations that took place between December 2019 and August 2020.</p>

<p>In the complaint, Trump said that he had merely agreed to be taped for a book Woodward was writing, not for a series of interviews. "Rage" by Woodward was released in September 2021.&nbsp;</p>

<p>By publishing the audio recordings in November of last year as an audiobook titled “The Trump Tapes: Bob Woodward’s Twenty Interviews with President Donald Trump,” the former president said that Woodward and Simon &amp; Schuster Inc. had violated his copyright.</p>

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<p>The case, which was filed in a federal court in Pensacola, Florida, and is seeking $50 million or more in damages, said that the journalist, the publisher, and its parent business had published an audiobook without Trump's permission, infringing on his copyright interests and other rights.</p>

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<p>The lawsuit claimed that the amount was based on an estimate that the audiobook sold more than two million copies at a cost of $24.99 each.</p>

<p>In his 31-page complaint,&nbsp;Trump claimed that Woodward heard him repeatedly say that he was consenting to be taped for the sole purpose of Woodward being able to write a single book</p>

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Donald Trump is suing Watergate scandal-famous writer Bob Woodward for exposing his interview tapes to the public and alleging that Woodward did not provide him permission to use the tapes for an audiobook.

Donald Trump is suing Watergate scandal-famous writer Bob Woodward for exposing his interview tapes to the public and alleging that Woodward did not provide him permission to use the tapes for an audiobook. The former US president filed a lawsuit against Woodward, the publisher Simon & Schuster, and its parent company Paramount Global on Monday for publishing the audio recordings of the conversations that took place between December 2019 and August 2020. In the complaint, Trump said that he had merely agreed to be taped for a book Woodward was writing, not for a series of interviews. "Rage" by Woodward was released in September 2021. By publishing the audio recordings in November of last year as an audiobook titled “The Trump Tapes: Bob Woodward’s Twenty Interviews with President Donald Trump,” the former president said that Woodward and Simon & Schuster Inc. had violated his copyright. Trump says he sued Bob Woodward today for “wrongfully profiting from my voice.” pic.twitter.com/LnvyRjLRAF — Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) January 31, 2023 × The case, which was filed in a federal court in Pensacola, Florida, and is seeking $50 million or more in damages, said that the journalist, the publisher, and its parent business had published an audiobook without Trump's permission, infringing on his copyright interests and other rights. Also watch | New grand jury in New York to examine Donald Trump's hush money case The lawsuit claimed that the amount was based on an estimate that the audiobook sold more than two million copies at a cost of $24.99 each. In his 31-page complaint, Trump claimed that Woodward heard him repeatedly say that he was consenting to be taped for the sole purpose of Woodward being able to write a single book (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

US: Donald Trump sues Bob Woodward, book publisher over interview tapes

More trouble for former US President Donald Trump. Charges against him on allegedly paying hush money to a porn star goes to a grand jury today. The payment allegedly happened during his 2016 presidential campaign. The Manhattan district attorney’s office has started showcasing alleged evidence to a grand jury. Claims are that Trump arranged money to be paid to adult movie star Stormy Daniels to not disclose their affair ahead of the 2016 Presidential polls. Donald Trump denied all wrongdoing and called the investigations a witch hunt.

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Allen Weisselberg, a former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization was sentenced Tuesday to five months in prison by a Manhattan court after pleading guilty to multiple tax crimes concerning the former president's real estate company.

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The House select committee probing the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the U.S. Capitol released its final report, bringing end to a nearly 18-month investigation. The report recommends that former President Donald Trump be criminally prosecuted for his conduct surrounding the insurrection.

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A Congressional committee has voted to publically release tax returns filed by former US President Donald Trump. Republicans have said that the release of tax returns sets a 'dangerous precedent'.

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The January 6th committee slammed former President Donald Trump on Monday as "unfit for any office" in her statement kicking off the panel's final public meeting. The panel also recommended that criminal charges be filed against Trump.

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Former US President Donald Trump's collection of digital trading cards have sold out in less than a day netting 4.5 million dollars in sales. A few days ago Trump came up with this idea of a great Christmas gift as he unveiled his non-fungible token card collection promoting them as best of gifts for your near and dear ones.

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