Republicans defend Donald Trump without knowing charges in indictment
Many Republican lawmakers are rushing to defend Trump as an indictment against the former president remains sealed. A political panel joined American Voices to discuss how Trump allies are attacking the investigation before the public even knows the details of the case.
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