Trump lawyer says he aims to get hush money case dismissed before trial

Jim Trusty, on ABC's This Week, said the ex-president's team will file robust motions' before the case even reaches its trial stage

While Donald Trump launches verbal attacks against the prosecutor and judge overseeing his criminal charges in connection with hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels, an attorney for the former US president has said his main focus is on legal maneuvers aiming to get the case dismissed long before a trial jury is ever seated.

Jim Trusty appeared on Sunday on ABC's This Week and argued that there's a lot to play with" when examining whether New York state prosecutors waited too long to secure an indictment against Trump and if the ex-president intended to commit any crimes with the payments at the center of the case.