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2 verified reports published on July 6, 2024.
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The pattern was already obvious by July 6: Trump’s team was not just fighting cases, it was fighting the calendar, the facts, and the public record all at once. That usually works for a while in Trumpworld. It also usually ends the same way, with everyone pretending a mess is strategy.
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The Supreme Court’s immunity ruling gave Trump a major procedural win, but it did not make the Jan. 6 case disappear. On July 6, the legal reality was settling in: prosecutors still had a path forward on private conduct, lower courts had to sort through the wreckage, and Trump’s camp was already trying to spin a partial shield into total exoneration.
Steve Bannon was ordered to report to prison by July 1, and by July 6 the Trump orbit was still staring at the consequences of that contempt conviction. The episode underscored how Trump-world’s reflex to stonewall subpoenas and treat oversight as optional keeps producing very real legal consequences.