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Blanche says Trump would have faced prison time if he had not won the 2024 election, based on the NY hush money case.
Blanche maintained the 34 felony counts were an 'incredible travesty' and tainted by prosecutors.
Blanche argued the jury in the NY case was not a fair cross-section amid trials surrounding Trump.
The remarks came as part of Blanche's discussion on Hannity's show about Trump’s legal exposure.
Blanche linked Trump’s 2024 win to shielding him from further penalties and possible jail time.
Hannity framed the question about prison versus presidency, to which Blanche agreed on the link between winning and avoiding prison.
The interview highlighted Blanche's role in Trump's defense during the hush money case.
The outlet described Trump’s 2024 verdict as the first criminal conviction of a current or former U.S. president.
Blanche suggested the impact of the 2024 election extended beyond Trump to the country.
The segment promotes the broader Fox News coverage and related content around Trump and legal matters.

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Conway told Fox News Democrats should disown Graham Platner over extreme views in the Maine Senate race.
The remarks came during a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity on the Maine race involving Graham Platner and Susan Collins.
Platner faced criticism over private messages and social media activity documented by reporting from The Wall Street Journal.
The piece places Conway’s comments in the context of midterm coverage and party messaging dynamics.
Raw Story frames Conway’s remarks as a reflection of partisan accountability narratives ahead of elections.
The article notes Conway’s previous role and the context of 2022 January 6 committee questioning.
No formal confirmation of policy changes; focus remains on rhetoric and candidate associations.
WSJ reports further detail about Platner’s wife and text message exchanges cited in the coverage.
Conway’s critique targets Democrats as much as Platner, urging disassociation from extremist links.
The piece emphasizes the broader midterms information environment and media dynamics.

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Hannity ends his episode with a lengthy disclaimer after a 90-minute interview about alleged Democratic conspiracies.
The interview with Todd Blanche covered claims of Democratic plots to charge Trump with crimes.
The post-video disclaimer stated that named figures have not been charged in connection with any alleged conspiracy.
The episode coincides with scrutiny over the Justice Department and Epstein-related discussions.
Commentators labeled the disclaimer as notable and discussed potential legal risks.
The disclaimer appeared before the YouTube publication of the interview.
The article notes the interview touched on the Epstein file and a proposed $1.776 billion fund.
The report cites Alex Mallin and others describing the disclaimer as notable.
The piece is part of Raw Story's coverage of Trump-related investigations and media reactions.

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