But we are, again, expecting him to come down with some of those aides and advisors, with those lawyers, and head over to the courthouse. Im told by a number of advisors, they do not believe its going to be a long there he is. Theres the former president coming out. Stepping down. See if he walks over here and we can get any questions with him. Doesnt look like hes going to take questions, guys, so well wait on the other end there. We are going to get in the motorcade, so im going to drop off here and check back in. Kristen holmes traveling with donald trump as he made his way to Reagan National airport in virginia, and now hes on his way to the e. Barrett prettyman courthouse in downtown washington, d. C. Carrie, back to you. The idea of whether or not donald trump knew that the falsehoods he was sharing about the election were, in fact, falsehoods is something that his Defense Attorneys have suggested will be relevant and something that will be difficult for prosecutors to prove. Wha
donald trump knew that the falsehoods he was sharing about the election were, in fact, falsehoods is something that his defense attorneys have suggested will be relevant and something that will be difficult for prosecutors to prove. what do you think? absolutely, the burden is going to be on the prosecutors to prove it. i think they have demonstrated so far, just in the indictment alone, that they have a lot of information to go on, that they think they re going to be able to make that case in court, but i also think that it s important to point out that the indictment and the charges here are not about what donald trump said. they re about what he and the others did. and so, i think the indictment is clear that it s not about speech. it s not about even if he whether he believed or not the things is he said, what matters in the terms of charged conduct is that they took actions to try to pressure different instruments of government at the state level, at the federal level, at th