Indictments coming...

[Indus]

 

[soundforbjt]

Wonder if it was too late for the late night hosts to chime in tonight?

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Wonder if it was too late for the late night hosts to chime in tonight?

They’ve been prepping stuff for years

 

[Viper1j]

Opening a bottle of champagne!

 

[snoopy7548]

John Oliver can finally use this:

 

[shortylickens]

John Oliver can finally use this:

Oh yes, I remember that episode. Its been a while now that I think about it.

 

[cytg111]

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BOOM!

 

[SMOGZINN]

Opening a bottle of champagne!

Still a bit early to be popping the champagne, we still don't know what he is being indicted on. We don't know if there is any felony counts in the charges, or if they will actually go to trail with them. I still expect that the whole thing will be plead down and Trump will pay a few thousand dollars in fines.

 

[Viper1j]

Still a bit early to be popping the champagne, we still don't know what he is being indicted on. We don't know if there is any felony counts in the charges, or if they will actually go to trail with them. I still expect that the whole thing will be plead down and Trump will pay a few thousand dollars in fines.

You must not have the TV on. Trump just said under no circumstances will he accept any type of plea deal.

This IS going to trial. Unless...

Anybody have the over/under on Trump jumping in his big shiny plane and taking off to Moscow?

 

[UNCjigga]

So... when can we read the actual indictment and accompanying charges???

 

[blackangst1]

So... when can we read the actual indictment and accompanying charges???

Ive read in several places it will likely be next week. We'll see.

 

[A///]

You must not have the TV on. Trump just said under no circumstances will he accept any type of plea deal.

This IS going to trial. Unless...

It should be a fun watch.

But this is coming from the same person who said the mob only takes the fifth and he's not the mob, to changing his mind this past summer when he was deposed about his biz dealings.

 

[shortylickens]

You must not have the TV on. Trump just said under no circumstances will he accept any type of plea deal.

Because everything he's ever said on TV has been true.

👍

 

[iRONic]

Wonder if it was too late for the late night hosts to chime in tonight?

Colbert did. 👍

Prolly find his monologue online somewhere.

 

[alien42]

So... when can we read the actual indictment and accompanying charges???

After Trump and his lawyers hear them. Speculation is Tuesday.

 

[dawp]

You must not have the TV on. Trump just said under no circumstances will he accept any type of plea deal.

This IS going to trial. Unless...

Anybody have the over/under on Trump jumping in his big shiny plane and taking off to Moscow?

he's too egotistical to admit he might actually lose, at least at the beginning. once it appears things aren't going his way all bets are off.

 

[iRONic]

Wonder if it was too late for the late night hosts to chime in tonight?

For your amusement:

 

[Fenixgoon]

For your amusement:

I can only imagine how good that all felt for Colbert.

 

[crashtech]

Finally, the moment we've all been waiting for!

 

[Viper1j]

Obama and Clinton are laughing their proverbial asses off.

 

[hal2kilo]

Mr. Smith is covering all the angles.

DOJ probes whether Trump violated law by fundraising off election lies

Special counsel Jack Smith focused on whether Trump's $250 million post-election haul violated wire fraud laws.

www.salon.com

Smith's team investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack sent subpoenas in recent weeks to Trump advisers, former campaign aides, Republican operatives and other consultants involved in the 2020 campaign, according to the report. Some of the people have also been interviewed before a grand jury in D.C.

The probe is focused on Trump's fundraising after the election until he left office on Jan. 20, 2021, when he raised millions by pushing election lies.

Prosecutors are interested in whether anyone associated with the fundraising violated wire fraud laws, which make it illegal to lie over email to scam people out of money, according to the report.

 

[shortylickens]

Mr. Smith is covering all the angles.

DOJ probes whether Trump violated law by fundraising off election lies

Special counsel Jack Smith focused on whether Trump's $250 million post-election haul violated wire fraud laws.

www.salon.com

Smith's team investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack sent subpoenas in recent weeks to Trump advisers, former campaign aides, Republican operatives and other consultants involved in the 2020 campaign, according to the report. Some of the people have also been interviewed before a grand jury in D.C.

The probe is focused on Trump's fundraising after the election until he left office on Jan. 20, 2021, when he raised millions by pushing election lies.

Prosecutors are interested in whether anyone associated with the fundraising violated wire fraud laws, which make it illegal to lie over email to scam people out of money, according to the report.

it finally happened.
Somewhere in America a prosecutor finally said it.
"No, it is not legal for a politician to lie."
Granted it took about 250 years, but they finally did it.

 

[eelw]

Fitting to post a Charlie Brown pic. But unfortunately until he’s officially declared guilty by a jury of his peers, it’s Lucy pulling away the football.

 

[hal2kilo]

Now I'm back to, he's just a stupid moron. I know, redundant.

Experts: Trump’s $500M lawsuit against Michael Cohen could backfire

“I can’t believe how stupid he was to have actually filed it," Cohen said, vowing to countersue Trump.

www.salon.com

He can't risk discovery.

 

[VRAMdemon]

Judge orders Trump to attend lecture on how not to violate evidence disclosure rules: report

Former President Donald Trump was ordered by a Manhattan Supreme Court Judge to submit to a meeting giving him instructions on how to comply with an order restricting him from using evidence in his criminal case to attack witnesses, reported the Associated Press on Thursday."Judge Juan Manuel...

www.rawstory.com

Trump is going to fast forward through that Judge’s video like the pizza delivery preamble in a Stormy Daniels video. And if it’s going to be a live virtual meeting. No fast forwarding. But instead of listening, Trump will be making a list in his head about how he’s going to get back at everybody that’s been/is being mean to him.

I'm sure his lawyers will advise him that this is classic laying-the-groundwork for more harsh measures to be taken in future if....errr, I mean "when" he violates the protection order. He won’t be able to claim he was ignorant of the limitations placed on him by the judge.
I look forward to the escalation, because Trump can’t help himself. He will practically dare the judge to take him into custody.