Letitia "Soros" James was fuming over the crowd’s reaction to Donald Trump entering the arena at Madison Square Garden
Donald Trump has been on trial for the past several weeks in New York City by corrupt lawyers practicing Lawfare ... in a victimless crime without a jury of his peers!
New York State Attorney General Letitia James filed civil charges against Trump for allegedly inflating the value of his assets.
But Letitia James was fuming over the crowd’s reaction to Donald Trump entering the arena at Madison Square Garden.
Joe Biden’s reelection efforts are centered around his weaponized justice system taking Donald Trump out of the 2024 race.
Trump is facing 91 felony counts in four criminal cases in Washington, D.C., New York, Florida, and Georgia.
“Trump was charged with violating Georgia’s anti-racketeering law by scheming to illegally overturn his 2020 election loss,” PBS reported. “He’s also accused of election interference in a federal indictment.”
“In June, Trump was charged with hoarding classified documents and refusing government demands to give them back,” PBS continued, before adding that “in March, Trump was indicted in New York on state charges stemming from hush money payments made during the 2016 Presidential campaign.”
Trump is also facing a bogus civil fraud lawsuit brought forward by Democrat New York State Attorney General Letitia James.
James is a [FILL-IN] partisan politician who campaigned on a platform of weaponizing her office to take down former President Trump.
WARNING SHOT ACROSS THE BOW FOR ALL WHO BORROW MONEY FOR PROJECTS ...
She is charging Trump for allegedly inflating the value of his assets, even though there is no victim since he repaid every loan with interest.
Of course, the really bad news for Donald Trump is that there is no jury in the case and the Democrat Judge ruled him a fraud before the trial even started.
But even though Donald Trump is facing a kangaroo court trial in New York City, he apparently still has a lot of fans in the Big Apple.
UFC 295 took place at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
Donald Trump is a big fan of professional fighting and is also a long-time friend of UFC President Dana White.
On Saturday, Donald Trump attended the UFC 295 Pay-Per-View event at Madison Square Garden.
And the crowd went wild when Trump entered the arena alongside Dana White, Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock, and Donald Trump Jr.
“Making his way into the building, one of the bigger mixed martial arts fans I know—President Donald Trump,” the television announcer said as Trump entered the arena along with Tucker Carlson, Dana White, Donald Trump Jr., and Kid Rock.
Letitia James may be dragging Trump through a bogus trial in New York City in an effort to take out Joe Biden’s top rival in the 2024 election.
But Donald Trump is still a man of the people, even in New York City.
Trump Election Interference Case May Extend to 2025: Fani Willis LAWFARE IS ALIVE IN THE LEFT...
An emergency request filed in the case by prosecutors is scheduled to be heard by the judge on Wednesday.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis expects the Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump to extend into early 2025.
When asked about whether this would mean that the defendants in the case, including President Trump, would be on trial during the election season, Election Day, and even the inauguration day of the new president, Ms. Willis said: “I don't, when making decisions about cases to bring, consider an election cycle or an election season, does not go into calculus. What goes into calculus is this is the law. These are the facts. And if the facts show you violated the law, then charges are brought.”
The commission came into effect on Oct. 1 through a law signed by Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in May. The commission is empowered to sanction or remove district attorneys if they're found to have failed to follow state laws or engaged in misconduct.
In the petition, the Republican lawmakers asked the commission to look into whether Ms. Willis should be sanctioned, claiming that she “improperly cherry-picked cases to further her personal political agenda.” They asked the commission to take “appropriate measures” to sanction Ms. Willis.
“The integrity of our justice system is at stake, and the trust of the community in the District Attorney's Office has been severely eroded,” the complaint stated, according to local media reports.
Emergency Request
Ms. Willis’s statement comes as her team filed an emergency request on Nov. 14 asking the judge in the case, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee, to issue a protective order to prevent any evidence leak that the prosecution shares with the defense ahead of trial.
Prosecutors insisted in their filing that the release of confidential videos is “clearly intended to intimidate witnesses in this case, subjecting them to harassment and threats prior to trial, constitutes indirect communication about the facts of this case with co-defendants and witnesses, and obstructs the administration of justice.”
In a filing on Nov. 14, Mr. Shafer’s attorneys said that even if the judge intends to issue a protective order, such an order should be restricted to only evidence considered to be “sensitive materials.” A hearing on the request is scheduled for the afternoon of Nov. 15.
Trump Leads in Georgia
While Georgia prosecutors push forward with their charges against President Trump, multiple polls show the GOP candidate having a lead over his Democrat rival President Joe Biden among state voters.
Only 30 percent of independents backed President Biden. In 2020, independent voters were a critical factor in President Biden’s win in the state.
Both candidates face a slew of challenges in Georgia. Some voters told AJC that a felony conviction for President Trump could be a deal-breaker in their support for the Republican candidate.
As to President Biden, voters expressed concerns about his ability to lead.
“I absolutely worry Biden is too old. I don’t know if he knows what’s going on ... He needs to rest and enjoy his retirement. Let’s put someone there who can run the country,” Zina Mulbah, a Trump supporter, told AJC.
“Everything about President Biden concerns me. ... You name it, that’s it," said Dawn Nguyen, a Republican voter. "His age, his health, his standpoints. I’m really worried if he gets elected again.”
