New York prosecutors won't oppose Trump sentencing delay

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

30% : Trump was set to be sentenced July 11 for his conviction on 34 charges that he illegally tried to influence the outcome of his successful 2016 presidential campaign by falsifying business records to hide a $130,000 hush money payment to a porn star to silence her claim -- denied by Trump -- that they had a one-night tryst in 2006.
27% : But on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump could not be charged with offenses related to his official actions as president although he could face prosecution for unofficial acts.
18% : But one key scene recounted at the trial occurred later, when erstwhile Trump lawyer and political fixer Michael Cohen testified that he and Trump met at the White House in February 2017 shortly after Trump assumed the presidency.
6% : Cohen said he and Trump discussed how Cohen would be reimbursed for the hush money he had paid porn actress Stormy Daniels to keep voters from learning about her alleged affair with Trump just ahead of the November 2016 voting.

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