idk why trumps lawyers are being so extra about this circus-like atmosphere... like, isn't it just an arraignment? 
and also can we talk about how they're already getting a free pass to make everyone else feel uncomfortable with their "concerns" about cameras and videography? meanwhile, the manhattan district attorney's office is all like "hey, we got this" but still has to toe the line with trump's lawyers... it's all just so dramatic 
and also can we talk about how they're already getting a free pass to make everyone else feel uncomfortable with their "concerns" about cameras and videography? meanwhile, the manhattan district attorney's office is all like "hey, we got this" but still has to toe the line with trump's lawyers... it's all just so dramatic 
, gonna be like a circus indeed. security risks are legit concerns tho, gotta protect everyone involved. but on the other hand, shouldn't we wanna see how it all goes down? it's like when you're watching your favorite sports game and you don't want to miss any of the action 
. the judge's gonna have to weigh the pros and cons, maybe just limit it to still photos or something. not sure what's the best way tho 
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the security risks do sound kinda legit tho maybe its for the best? 
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that Trump's lawyers are worried about the drama that might unfold during his arraignment 
. They're not just concerned about the cameras and videography, but also about how it'll impact the defendant's right to a fair trial. It's like they want to keep things low-key and avoid any controversy 
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. News outlets, including CNN, are just doing their job by requesting access to cover the story 
. It's not about sensationalism; it's about reporting on a major development in a high-profile case.
. They know how unpredictable these situations can get and want to make sure everyone stays safe 
. Still, I think the media has every right to be there and report on what happens