On the recordJune 3, 2024
A jury can't hold it against Donald Trump that he did not testify in his own defense in New York, but he promised everyone else in the country that he would.
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congress.govA jury can't hold it against Donald Trump that he did not testify in his own defense in New York, but he promised everyone else in the country that he would.
Swalwell argues that Trump's failure to testify shouldn't be held against him legally.
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