I think they're kind of playing hide the ball, not inappropriately with some witnesses. I agree with your panelists that Hope Hicks is going to be a very interesting and maybe a pivotal witness to tie the former president or not to what happened.
John E. Jones III discusses the prosecution's strategy and the potential significance of Hope Hicks as a witness in the trial involving the former president.
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