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Trump says he’ll testify allegation he asked staffer to delete security camera footage is ‘false’

Former President Donald Trump has stated that he is willing to testify under oath that he did not order the deletion of surveillance video at Mar-a-Lago. He called the charge "fake" and criticized special counsel Jack Smith.
Trump has not ruled out the possibility of pardoning himself if he were to be elected president again, but he stated that he declined to do so because he believed it would look bad.
Trump believes that there are two systems of justice and pointed to the indictment of Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's son, to make his case. He stated that he would be "absolutely" willing to testify.

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Trump denies ordering Mar-a-Lago security footage erased in classified documents case

Former President Donald Trump denied ordering Mar-a-Lago security video erased after federal prosecutors slapped him with a subpoena for the footage. In a new interview with NBC News, Trump said

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‘I’ll Testify’: Donald Trump Says He Did Not Order Security Video Deleted

Former President Donald Trump says he will testify under oath that he never ordered the deletion of videos at Mar-a-Lago. Trump made his first broadcast interview since leaving office in an interview with Meet the Press’s new host Kristen Welker. The post ‘I’ll Testify’: Donald Trump Says He Did Not Order Security Video Deleted appeared first on 19FortyFive.

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Trump Denies Ordering Mar-a-Lago Staffer to Delete Security Footage

Donald Trump denied in an interview that he ordered a Mar-a-Lago staffer to delete surveillance video footage at his Florida estate as the DOJ has alleged.

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Washington Examiner

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Donald Trump willing to testify under oath over 'fake charge' from Jack Smith

A photo of Trump next to a photo of Jack Smith. AP Donald Trump willing to testify under oath over 'fake charge' from Jack Smith Peter Cordi September 15, 10:15 AM September 15, 10:15 AM Video Embed Former President Donald Trump adamantly denied asking a staffer to delete security footage at his Mar-a-Lago residence, saying that he would be willing to testify under oath against the “fake charge.” The fo…

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