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Jeanine Pirro is prosecutor in David Hearn's case, while Doug Burgum spoke to CNN supporting Donald Trump's view on vandalism.

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Jeanine Pirro is prosecutor in David Hearn's case, while Doug Burgum spoke to CNN supporting Donald Trump's view on vandalism.

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  1. Donald Trump pressures Jeanine Pirro to revisit the vandalism case involving David Hearn.Sub-event
  2. Trump posted about David Hearn's alleged vandalism, and Jamie Raskin wrote a letter regarding the charges.Sub-event
  3. Pirro dismissed Hearn's case; Trump contradicted findings, and Burgum disputed the damage account.1 source
  4. Burgum and Pirro visited the executive office, amid scrutiny of Pirro's handling of Hearn's case.1 source
  5. Trump publicly disagreed with the U.S. Attorney's assessment in the David Hearn case.1 source
  6. Updates on the Hearn case and Burgum's comments to CNN supporting Trump on vandalism.1 source
  7. Hearn was indicted, while Burgum and Trump addressed contract details and vandalism claims.1 source

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