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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said Wednesday that he had talked with Donald Trump about a job for one of his former law clerks in the president-elect's administration a day before Trump asked the Supreme Court to delay the sentencing in his New York "hush money" case.
Alito said in a statement that the clerk, William Levi, had asked him to take a call from the president-elect "regarding his qualifications to serve in a government position." The conservative justice also said that he and Trump "did not discuss any other matter that is pending or...
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