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Robert De Niro Shows Up to Trump Trial, Slams Former President as Dangerous ‘Clown’ & ’Buffoon’

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Robert De Niro Shows Up to Trump Trial, Slams Former President as Dangerous ‘Clown’ & ’Buffoon’

Robert De Niro Shows Up to Trump Trial, Slams Former President as Dangerous ‘Clown’ & ’Buffoon’

Well, Donald Trump’s hush money trial has finally come to an end after closing arguments were heard by jurors in New York.

However, while they listened to both the defense and prosecutors behind closed doors, outside a familiar face took to the bandstand to have his voice heard.

Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.


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