A Prosecutor Made A Key Allegation In Donald Trump's Hush-Money Case — Except It Doesn't Seem To Add Up from timeline family tree Watch Video
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Description: A prosecutor claimed in Donald Trump's hush-money trial that Trump had an affair with Karen McDougal while his wife, Melania, was pregnant to bolster the case that Trump sought to cover up the affair for his 2016 campaign. However, McDougal's representative and another source say the prosecutor's timeline is incorrect, and the affair began after Melania gave birth in March 2006, starting in June 2006. Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts related to reimbursing hush money payments to Stormy Daniels and faces potential jail time or house arrest. The discrepancies in the prosecutor's claims and the ongoing legal challenges could impact Trump's defense and potential punishment in this case.