Left his golf estate in bedminster new jersey, he got on his trump plane at Newark International airport and flew back to washington, d. C. And when trump arrived there today, it was just showing up for courts. He was returning to the scene of the alleged crime. The federal courthouse where, trump was arraigned today, sits near both the ellipse, where trump riled up the crowd on january 6th, and the capital plaza, where rioters stormed the barricade and tried to stop the peaceful transition of power. The court room that trump was in todays the very same room where numerous january 6th cases have been heard. The judge overseeing trumps arraignment has also overseen the cases of people including dominick box, a Qanon Activist Who Livestreamed the storming of the capitol and jarred wise, a former fbi agent whos charged with assaulting a Police Officer on january 6th. So this was all very much a Trip Down Memory Lane for mr. Trump. Now there were no Courtroom Cameras today. But thanks to C
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 todays the very same room where numerous january 6th cases have been heard. The judge overseeing trumps 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 whos 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 were 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 arraignment, including several of the federal judges who have been presiding over other january 6th cases. Judges who showed up today in
know, at least for now, when the trial will be. doesn t mean it won t get pushed, doesn t mean they won t try to delay, doesn t mean things can t come up. but it s significant because it shows where judge chutkan s head is at. i m not going to allow this thing to be derailed. doesn t mean there won t be attempts, but it signals where her expectations are. it seems to be, aria, like a tested rebuke to the floated strategy of the trump legal team, which is, we re going to try and delay this until trump is president, or at least in a position of power where he can actually tinker with the wheels of justice. yeah, it kind of their down and the count but one to run out the clock, which is unusual. but here the idea was to clock reset in november, they think, if they control all the justice department. that s different of course, than other defendants who aren t running for president. i don t know how well you know pretty well, actually. i call it pacer. we asked this question, w
reset in november, they think, if they control all the justice department. that s different. of course, than other defendants who aren t running for president. i don t know how well you know pretty well, actually. i call it pacer. we asked this question, why is this not different. it s an organizing question, you can use it in any space. what was this arraignment different today? we ve heard about other arraignment, we ve heard problems i thought you in your introduction, reminder viewers of the scale and scope of this, spoke of the questions that went down. different business, different discuss this a little bit, u.s. may have caught up during the day. he was may have covered in realtime. he s on trial, the trial will be sick soon. and there will be a date for it, for overthrowing the government that he was in custody of. this is different because of that. second, it s the only time he s been and dine for conduct as president. so those other cases were all