courtroom but photographers could catch his expressions. he appears sober, chastened, and angry. typical trump swaggart seemed to falter as he listened to the 3a criminal charges against him. he entered a plea of not guilty to them all. we have now seen the indictment against donald trump for the first time. all the charges accusing a falsifying business records in the first degree, saying that on 3a occasions during 2017 he made false entries in business records with intent to defraud and intent to conceal the commission of another crime. i think it s a lona commission of another crime. i think it s a long time commission of another crime. i think it s a long time coming commission of another crime. i think it s a long time coming that - commission of another crime. i think it s a long time coming that people l it s a long time coming that people at that level are held to the same standards that the average citizen is altogether. is something that people at that level of power hav
but photographers could catch trump s expressions. he appears sober, chastened and angry. the typical trump swagger seemed to falter as he listened to the 3a criminal charges against him. he entered a plea of not guilty to them all. we ve nowjust seen the indictment against donald trump for the first time. all the charges accuse him of falsifying business records in the first degree, saying that on 3a occasions during 2017, he made false entries in business records with intent to defraud and intent to conceal the commission of another crime. i think it s a long time coming that people at that level are held to the same standards that the average citizen is altogether. it s something that people at that level of power have been able to evade for a long time. this is the first of many, so i think there s many crimes we can hopefully get him on. there s no crime against trump, but it doesn t matter. he s treated unfairly.
you know, this speech was just kind of a remix of the american carnage speech that he gave when he was initially sworn in for office. you know, he looked more chastened that i ve seen him. i think he would i would cover for him as demoralized, but determined. in some ways, that could send a signal that maybe there s weakness there. but i don t think you re going to see people who have to jump in tomorrow, we are still two years out from the election. i think the wise move would be for people to figure what they need to do, and pick their own time. scott, on that point, van is right, on the calendar, we are two years out. but he has still opted to do this now. what do you make? what is your reaction to his decision? and do you think that invites others to expedite their own decision-making process about whether they too will run? yeah, i do not think people have to file the paperwork tomorrow. i agree with van about that. i slightly disagree about
and perhaps, chastened. he was definitely trying to get back with my mother. did it seem like her mom was wavering, at all? yet, there was a limbo period where my mom was considering taking him back. richard, who had stepped up during his father s absence as the man of the house overheard a strange conversation between his parents. so, it s, like oh, i love you. how do you ever heard your dad say i love you to your mom? i can t really recall that. until that conversation when he needed something from her? yeah. what did magdi need? it turns out, he was more worried about himself than anyone else. a domestic violence conviction my costume is respiratory therapists light since. which would cut off his income. and, magazine you, a divorce would force him to split his hard earned money with ariet. he had his back to the wall?