Former President Donald Trump’s legal team has laid out a strategy to argue at his upcoming criminal trial that he was right to doubt the results of the 2020 election, bringing his continued political broadside against his loss of the presidency into court as the former president alleges a vast government conspiracy against him.

<p>Former President Donald Trump’s legal team has laid out a strategy to argue at his upcoming criminal trial that he was right to doubt the results of the 2020 election, bringing his continued political broadside against his loss of the presidency into court as the former president alleges a vast government conspiracy against him.</p>

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