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\u201cWhen the hell are these Trump cases going to happen?\u201d That\u2019s the question we\u2019re all asking as we wait and wait for a real, live\u00a0Donald Trump<\/strong>\u00a0courtroom trial.\u00a0<\/p>\n On this week\u2019s\u00a0Inside the Hive,<\/em> host\u00a0Brian Stelter,<\/strong> Vanity Fair<\/em> politics correspondent\u00a0Bess Levin,<\/strong> and\u00a0staff writer\u00a0Dan Adler<\/strong> examine the many criminal charges against the former president and presumptive GOP nominee. They also reflect on Trump\u2019s decades-long go-to legal strategy of invoking delay tactics to avoid legal repercussions and what that could mean for the 2024 election and beyond.<\/p>\n The group discusses the details of the four indictments, including the Manhattan \u201chush money\u201d case involving Stormy Daniels,<\/strong> the classified-documents case involving Mar-a-Lago, and the two federal election cases involving the DOJ and Fulton County. They also consider whether the tone of a case featuring the contents of a 2005\u00a0Access Hollywood<\/em>\u00a0tape will come across as an embarrassing, scandalous tabloid story for the former president or a technical, financial case, as a new poll<\/a> from Politico<\/em> and Ipsos of American adults, conducted March 8\u201310, found that 50% of respondents said they believe Trump is guilty of the alleged crimes charged in Manhattan.<\/p>\n It\u2019s anyone\u2019s guess if and when these trials actually happen, but if Trump is reelected, it\u2019s likely game over for the federal cases. And if Trump goes scot-free, it\u2019s unclear what impact it will have on the justice system.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n