indictment soiree, if you will, comes after federal prosecutors accused trump of obstructing justice at mar-a-lago. alleging he and troupe his employees planned to delete security video subpoenaed by the grand jury. as we carry on tonight, and talk about the new indictment, keep this in mind. we still have no idea where this is going to go, and what will go down in georgia. nor what will happen in jack smith s separate investigation into the 2020 election interference. however, in both fulton county, georgia, and in washington d.c., authorities are preparing for the possibility of indictments. d.c. police met with the secret service thursday to discuss it, that same day, barricades started going up at the fulton county courthouse. and of course, the 2024 election is all a part of this as well. you think rivals would smell blood in the water, when the? after all, trump is now multi indicted, multi impeached, but only a few dare to bring it up. and when they do, this happens.
special counsel jack smith s team has now charged both with multiple crimes. including conspiracy to obstruct justice. if convicted, they could ve face years-long prison sentences. in the district courthouse in washington, d.c., we will be awaiting for another possible indictment in the investigation into trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. and two new developments today. first, according to the washington post, trump s pack to save america spent about $40 million in the first six months of 2023 covering his legal fees in some others in his orbit. also, an internet for one of the mar-a-lago employees named in a superseding indictments alongside former president trump said he had not secured a florida-based lawyer ahead of the first court appearance and miami on monday. later on the show, two stories i need you to stick around to hear. one, a major milestone celebrated by one of the biggest black sororities in the country while a black fraternity is moving its annua
results of the presidential election. coming up, we ll dig deeper into the indictment and the former president s defense. can trump be charged with lying if he believes what he said was true? the answer may hinge, at least in part, at least on district judge tanya chutkan, a vet ran on cases involving january 6th defendants. what members of congress are claiming and will it be a jury of his peers or the electorate who render the final verdict? we begin with tomorrow s arraignment in a d.c. federal court where donald trump will be formally charged for repeatedly spreading lies as part of an elaborate criminal scheme with the ultimate goal to hang on to power by any means necessary. in fact, trump is raising four federal counts including three conspiracy, to defraud the united states, to obstruct an official proceeding and to impede the people s right to vote. ever since the news broke, the former president, his allies and attorneys have been working furiously to smear jack
with his personal aide, walt nauta, and a new defended, mar-a-lago employee carlos de oliveira, with obstruction conspiracy. the new obstruction counter significant, and based on allegations that the defendants attempted to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago in the summer of 2022. that third defendant, carlos de oliveira, was maine and supervisor at mar-a-lago. also, trump already faced 31 counts of illegally retaining national defense information. this new indictment as a 32nd to the list. it s related to a recording of the former president and bedminster, where he is discussing classified documents involving iran. well, with milley, let me see that, i ll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack iran. isn t it amazing? i have a big pile of papers, this thing will just come up. look. this was him. they presented me this. this is off the record. but they presented me this. this was him. this was the defense department and him. this was him. this wasn t d
fox news alert pay hunter biden hunter biden s sweetheart plea deal is officially off the table. today, the president s sons showed up in the delaware courtroom expecting to plead guilty to two counts of tax misdemeanors and a gun charge that would magically disappear. until a delaware judge marinello noriko ask one simple question, what s actually in the deal? that was a very difficult question. did hunter biden and biden s department of justice didn t want to talk about and didn t really have a straight answer to. hunter s lawyers, hunter has lifelong immunity from everything. he ll never get charged for anything again having to do with anything anywhere. the judge said, really? and biden s prosecutors embarrassed said, well. this is still an active investigation and still may be charged for a few things. hunter lawyers said, there is no deal. all hello hell broke loose. how do both sides have a plea deal that blows up in the first five seconds. this sweetest of sweetheart