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Senate Republicans are warning MORE, who was convicted late Tuesday on an array of fraud charges.   “It would be an enormous mistake and misuse of his power to pardon,” Sen.

A juror who sat on former Trump campaign chairman MORE's case said on Fox News Wednesday night that only one juror prevented a ruling on all 18 counts against Manafort Paula Duncan said a lone juror could not come to a guilty verdict on 10 charges, ultimately leading T.S.

Special counsel MORE and guilty plea of former Trump personal lawyer Michael Cohen. Manafort’s conviction affirmed the credibility of an investigation that has endured near-daily attacks from MORE, while Cohen’s guilty plea to campaign finance violations and other charges could present the special counsel with a key witness willing to cooperate.  Neither development is directly related to Mueller’s inquiry into whether there was collusion between Trump’s campaign and Moscow.

Fox News Host Ainsley Earhardt said Wednesday night on the network's “Hannity” that MORE.  “I think he feels bad for Manafort. They were friends, he didn’t work for him very long, worked for him for basically one hundred days,” she said.

MORE and his allies waged war against Michael Cohen Wednesday, one day after the president’s former lawyer and fixer implicated Trump in a felony during the 2016 campaign. Cohen’s charge that he paid off two women who said they had sexual relationships with Trump — and, crucially, that he had done so at the then-candidate’s behest and with the intention of affecting the election — is reverberating across the political world. But Trump’s team is seeking to blunt the impact by taking aim at Cohen’s credibility, downplaying the seriousness of the offenses being alleged —

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