Trump set to begin criminal trial, first ever in the US

The video discusses the upcoming jury selection for Donald Trump's first criminal trial, focusing on the questions jurors will face and the charges against Trump, including alleged hush money payments. It covers the legal strategies and challenges, such as attempts to dismiss the case and recuse the judge. The video also explores potential outcomes, including jail time, and the impact of a Supreme Court case on Trump's presidential immunity. The defense's tactics, including possible delays, are highlighted, along with the judge's response to Trump's criticisms.

What is the primary focus of the jury selection process in Donald Trump's trial?

• Assessing jurors' biographical backgrounds and potential biases

• Selecting jurors based on their knowledge of the law

• Determining the jurors' political affiliations

• Ensuring jurors have no prior knowledge of the case

What is the main allegation against Donald Trump in the indictment?

• Hush money payments disguised as legal expenses

• Election interference

• Obstruction of justice

• Tax evasion

What tactic might Trump use to delay the trial?

• Firing his entire defense team

• Requesting a change of venue

• Appealing to the Supreme Court

• Pleading guilty to lesser charges

Why has Trump's team requested the judge to recuse himself?

• The judge is a former prosecutor in the case

• The judge has a personal history with Trump

• The judge's daughter is involved in Democratic politics

• The judge has publicly criticized Trump

How might the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's presidential immunity case affect this trial?

• It could result in a retrial with a different judge

• It could lead to an immediate dismissal of the charges

• It might provide grounds for an appeal if Trump is found guilty

• It would have no impact on this trial