Former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori said he is “worried” about the safety of the jurors who will be seated in former President Trump’s hush money trial.
Khardori told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that some of the jurors may be concerned about the amount of personal information being made public about them. The first seven jurors were picked Tuesday to serve on the trial after the judge, Trump’s defense team and prosecutors narrowed down the pool.
“I am wondering if some of them are a little unhappy with the amount of information that has been made public about them,” he told Blitzer on “The Situation Room” Tuesday evening. “Now this is not the fault of the media. I want to be very clear about…
