a man who leads by 30 points in polls. donald trump and the jury did this at the urging of a man called alvin bragg. he s the manhattan district attorney who has been famous so far by making the city much more dangerous by refusing to enforce laws against crimes like robbery and . now, we don t know at this hour what the indictment says. we don t know specifically what the charges are. but previous news reports suggest they will emanate from an alleged payment. seven years ago, a payment that federal regulators said violated no law, but that alvin bragg apparently believes is a crime, either way, the net result is donald trump is the first former president of the united states ever to be indicted. so what happens next? we can be certain there is no coming back from this moment. there could be retaliation from red states. the governor of florida has already said ron desantis already issued a statement saying that he will not participate in any extradition of donald trump to
i am harris faulkner with kayleigh mcenany, emily compagno, also joining us fox business correspondent gerri willis and fox news contributor douglas murray. the former president is flying out of florida to new york. he has had to spend the night at trump tower in manhattan the head of his court appearance. criminal court tomorrow. and he is scheduled to face charges related to the money payments made to an adult film worker, stormy daniels, in the run-up into the 2016 election. new polling shows nearly half of all americans believe these charges are politically motivated. kayleigh mcenany, i don t know that you would be able to look at them because of the timing of all of this. the fact that this case has been dropped so many times. kayleigh: jeb bush making that point. it s interesting the unlikely allies. some of them political opponents. jeb bush, former florida governor saying that bragg s predecessor didn t take up the case and bragg said he would not take up the case.
That he has planned a bigger Terrorist Attack somewhere in germany already in Two Thousand And Sixteen this man apparently had big amounts of the highly explosive t. A. T. P. In his flat now the man called model met was not alone he had planned as a Tech Together With The Second Suspect called claim or be now this second man flew already in Two Thousand And Seventeen to france because he probably was afraid that they could be arrested in germany and in france the second man was arrested already in april Two Thousand And Seventeen and in the course of these french investigations on clean wont be more was found out on the burden suspect and that led to the arrest today. Five been a funded mark thank you very much for that update. And of course well keep an eye on that story and bring you more details when they come in meanwhile lets take a look at some other stories making news around the world clashes have broken out
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Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Allegedly had affairs with, in order to conceal that information from the public in connection with the election. What i think a critical difference is, is the timing of this and how closely related it to the election and concealment of bad information. That differentiates it from the obama case. If i could just go back to the tweets for one second, hallie. Please. I prosecuted Organized Crime Cases in the Southern District of new york. I supervised that unit. The way that donald trump is talking, and i cant help but think about this, is the way mob bosses talk. When you are loyal, youre a standup guy, and you take the rap in the mob world, you get benefits. If you break and you cooperate, youre a rat, which is another term he used. It is a little jarring to see out in the open, the president of the United States using this language, and sayi
"We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the vitriolic words and actions of the bad people, but worse for the appalling silence of the good people."