Jeremy Saland, former assistant Manhattan DA, who now works as a defense attorney, said that Donald Trump's 

the former president could unleash in a courtroom.

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"His counsel is probably petrified," he explained in a discussion Monday night on MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes

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They must be frightened that he will lose control, and they don't want to see

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that happen in the courtroom. He thrives off that chaos,

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but when he's the center of that chaos, that doesn't work for him. It's manipulating others that is."

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Former federal prosecutor Charles Coleman, also on the MSNBC panel of legal experts

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"Donald Trump has always been able to control the narrative in the public space, and now he is, as you allude to ... in a space that is new,

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