january 6th, and the capital plaza, where rioters stormed the barricade to stop the peaceful transition of power. the court room that trump was in today s the very same room where numerous january 6th cases have been heard. the judge overseeing trump s arraignment has also overseen the cases of people including dominick box, a qanon activist who livestreamed the storming of the capital and jarred wise, a former fbi agent who s charged with assaulting a police officer on january 6th. so this was all very much a trip down memory lane for mr. trump. now that we re no courtroom cameras today. but thanks to courtroom sketch bill hennessy, we know what it looked like when a former president of the united states appear in court to be formally and federally charged for trying to subvert american democracy. it was more than 110 people in the courtroom to hear this
seen before? it s like a real i will say, you have not been to my house in western massachusetts, but this is my art. that is everywhere. i have a courtroom sketch of andrew weissmann. people didn t think you were a nerd, they just locked it in now. the only thing in my life that s different from what you see when i m doing is the news is i go fishing. i cuddle up with courtroom sketches. i didn t know you could acquire them. yeah. she s a collector. i need some. that s it. this is the moment where the sketch artist, who is fantastic, where he captured the moment at which trump stood and faced the judge and said not guilty.
The former president pleaded not guilty in federal court in Miami Tuesday to all 37 charges stemming from the Justice Department's investigation into his handling of classified documents.
The former president's arguments against the federal indictment are not likely to succeed. But with Judge Aileen Cannon's help, they could cause pivotal delays.