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Video: Judge Hellerstein denies Trump bid to move hush money case to federal court

Judge Hellerstein denies Trump bid to move hush money case to federal court

Aug 31, 2026

The segment covers U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein's August 28, 2026 ruling denying President Trump's renewed motion to remove his New York state hush-money conviction case to federal court. It discusses the timing of the request, presidential immunity arguments under Trump v. United States, related E. Jean Carroll defamation losses, and a parallel DOJ effort in the Steve Bannon contempt case. The report relies on court filings and prior rulings for the Hellerstein decision and Carroll cert denial; it references unnamed 'judges standing up for the rule of law' and draws comparisons without new expert guests or graphics beyond verbal description. The throughline is Trump's post-election attempts to unwind the 34-count conviction now that he controls the DOJ.

Source: MeidasTouch

Video: Journalists discuss Trump immunity, pardons and DOJ in second term

Journalists discuss Trump immunity, pardons and DOJ in second term

Jun 29, 2026

C-SPAN segment features New York Times journalists Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman discussing limits on presidential power during Donald Trump's second term. They address the 2024 Supreme Court immunity decision, Trump's reported statements on expansive pardons for those near the Oval Office, and the Justice Department leadership under his former personal lawyer. The conversation centers on why Trump and allies perceive little legal risk. Swan and Haberman draw from their book "Regime Change" and related reporting. The segment relies on their sourcing from administration insiders and public records.

Source: C-SPAN