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For the first time, a sitting president is tied to a federal crime, having directed illegal hush-money payments to women (porn actress Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal) via his former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, during his presidential campaign. President Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen has also pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including campaign finance violations, tax fraud, etc. So far, although Trump is not yet charged with any crimes, the question of whether a sitting president can be prosecuted is a matter of legal dispute.

A guilty plea from Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, means the president could face charges in the future. But former U.S. federal prosecutor Barak Cohen says  in August of 2018 that it’s unlikely to happen while Trump is in office, in the video “Can a sitting president be indicted in the U.S.?”

 The Russia investigation is closing in on President Trump. Once and for all, we’re going to answer the question: Can a sitting president be indicted? Ali Velshi and Yale University Law professor Oona Hathaway discuss the impeachment process back in August of 2018 and if it could happen to President Trump, in the video “Can A Sitting President Donald Trump Be Indicted?Velshi & Ruhle” below:

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) joins Ari Melber to discuss the possibility of President Trump being indicted in Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, in the video “Adam Schiff: It Is Constitutional To Indict A Sitting President, The Beat With Ari Melber” below:

The National looks at looks at what it would take for an indictment to happen and how past presidential scandals have set the stage for this administration’s controversy, in the video “Can Trump be indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice?” below:

Jonathan Turley is a constitutional law professor at George Washington University and joins “Face the Nation” moderator Margaret Brennan to discuss how the Stormy Daniels case and the Russia investigation could play out legally for President Trump, in the video “Can Trump be indicted while in office?“, below:

Professor Jonathan Turley indicates that a sitting president can be indicted and it is possible that the president may actually be taken down by a porn star.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Connecticut, says he thinks President Donald Trump could be indicted, despite Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani expressing otherwise. “The President is not above the law, and an indictment — if that’s the course that Robert Mueller chooses to go — I believe would be upheld by the courts,” Blumenthal said on CNN’s “The Situation Room.”in the video “Senator: Giuliani is wrong. Trump can be indicted” below:

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