JUST IN: Former Pres. Trump has 'no plans' to participate in a grand jury probe into a hush money payment made to Stormy Daniels, a Trump attorney tells GMA.
of his right to testify before a grand jury in the probe, a possible signal that the DA is moving toward a charging decision.
Asked if he expects an indictment for Trump, Tacopina said, "I expect justice to prevail. If that's the case, George, there shouldn't be an indictment." Tacopina framed the funds as an extortion payment, and repeatedly said the payment was not directly related to Trump's campaign.
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