Trump Claims Hush Money Judge Won’t Let Him Attend Son’s Graduation—But Judge Hasn’t Ruled Yet
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Former President Donald Trump inaccurately claimed he will not be able to attend his youngest son’s high school graduation, though the judge in the hush money case did not rule on Trump’s request to miss his trial for the graduation.
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Donald Trump fumed Monday that his Manhattan hush money trial may force him to miss his son Barron’s high school graduation – and flashed a tight-lipped smirk as he stood to face the first pool of potential jurors who may decide his fate in the historic case.
Donald Trump railed against Judge Juan Merchan for not approving him to skip trial proceedings on May 17 for his son Barron's high school graduation – with Merchan punting on whether Trump will be allowed to have the day off.
Former President Donald Trump inaccurately claimed he will not be able to attend his youngest son’s high school graduation, though the judge in the hush money case did not rule on Trump’s request to miss his trial for the graduation.
On the first day of his criminal fraud trial in New York, former President Donald Trump requested that the judge not hold court proceedings on May 17 -- the day of his youngest son's high school graduation.
Former President Donald Trump after his first day in court as part of the hush money case blasted Judge Juan Merchan for likely not allowing him to attend his son Barron's graduation ceremony on May 17.
