In a surprising development, former President Donald Trump is set to appear on the television show “Hot Bench” as a defendant in a criminal case, just weeks after he was indicted on multiple charges. The episode, which is scheduled to be filmed next week, will feature Trump in a case involving alleged tax fraud.
The show, which has been on the air since 2014, features three judges who hear real-life cases and deliver a verdict. The judges on the show are Judge Tanya Acker, Judge Patricia DiMango, and Judge Michael Corriero.
According to sources close to the show, the case that Trump will appear in involves allegations that he fraudulently claimed tax deductions on his personal tax returns. The judges on the show will be tasked with hearing the evidence presented by both sides and making a decision based on the facts.
This appearance on “Hot Bench” marks one of the first public appearances by Trump since his indictment. The news of his appearance on the show has sparked controversy, with many questioning the ethics of a defendant appearing on a television show before a case has even gone to trial.
Despite the controversy, the producers of “Hot Bench” have defended their decision to allow Trump to appear on the show, stating that they believe it is important to hear all sides of a case.
The episode featuring Trump as a defendant is set to air in a few weeks, and it is expected to draw a large audience. Many are eager to see how the former president will fare in a courtroom setting, and whether the judges will be swayed by his arguments. Regardless of the outcome, the appearance on “Hot Bench” is sure to generate headlines and stir up debate.
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