NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard speaks to a potential juror who was dismissed after he said he could not be impartial in former President Trump's hush money trial. He said he had "satirized" Trump in art he had made and it would have been "dishonest" for him to have withheld that information.

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'You can see the orange.' Dismissed juror says he couldn't be impartial because he 'satirized' Trump

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