Will Teflon Don be charged?

[Tommy W.]

I’m thinking this will not go anywhere, especially with the surfacing of the letter from Cohens lawyer.

[mtpockets]

I’m thinking this will not go anywhere, especially with the surfacing of the letter from Cohens lawyer.

Up to this point, Don the Con is winning, he scored 1.5 million in donations just by crying wolf about being arrested on Tuesday.

[Deathstroke]

Up to this point, Don the Con is winning, he scored 1.5 million in donations just by crying wolf about being arrested on Tuesday.

That is great news. You’re welcome Big D!

[7Seconds]

I’m thinking this will not go anywhere, especially with the surfacing of the letter from Cohens lawyer.

The fact that Cohen stated he paid out of his own pocket at first has been public for years.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/03/09/p...els/index.html.

It was part of the coverup that the government accused him of. Which is why he was convicted. We won’t know until if or when President Trump is indicted but I would assume the prosecutors have other witnesses and/or a paper trail that corroborates what Cohen says and are not relying on his testimony alone.

[TolerantLactose]

Bragg will get arrested before Trump.

[LWW]

Up to this point, Don the Con is winning, he scored 1.5 million in donations just by crying wolf about being arrested on Tuesday.

And you got conned into making the thread wasting 7Seconds time and law analysis and got Ben all excited.

Con Air!!!

[mtpockets]

Look on the bright side, you got to talk about your Daddy.

No, Donald does not drink at all. He watched his brother Fred loose everything due to being an alcoholic and Fred told Don at an early age to never touch alcohol and Donald listened. Fred was supposed to be the one to take over the family business but couldn’t do it because of his drinking problem so it was Donald which is another reason why his father had built up tensions with Don.

If anyone actually pays attention you will know Donald and his father didn’t see eye to eye which is why anyone who thinks he’s like his father is completely wrong.

[LWW]

Looks like someone got bend up over being conned into making this thread.

Change your daily news feeds, they are making you as dumb as the average Merican.

Gossip gossip old ladies- is Don getting arrested today?

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Looks like someone got bend up over being conned into making this thread.

Change your daily news feeds, they are making you as dumb as the average Merican.

Gossip gossip old ladies- is Don getting arrested today?

So what were the ladies chatting about on “The View” today?

[mtpockets]

You sure don't know me, I don’t get bent outta shape about anything really, but you keep fabricating bullsh!t if it helps you get through your day. Anything coming from a bullsh!tter who fills his day with soap operas and ladies talk shows it’s pretty much meaningless. LMAO.




Watching all these soaps is turning you into a pussy, You should go do "a real workout" get back in the game."If you were ever in it"

[LWW]

So what were the ladies chatting about on “The View” today?

Didn’t see it but,
I’m sure it was about Trump!

The Talk is the one I’ve seen a couple times. I like to see if the audience still needs masks, that’s about as useful education that show can provide. I honestly haven’t checked in for months.

Pockets, I think you just caught a goldfish, Better go and check that out, lol.

[7Seconds]

“Manhattan DA issues scathing response to GOP letter on possible Trump indictment: 'We will not be intimidated'”

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/man...ntimidated.amp


I like the last part. Party of State's rights in action.

We trust that you appreciate the importance of our federal system, state law enforcement activities, and the critical need to maintain the integrity and independence of state criminal law enforcement from federal interference. While the DA's Office will not allow a Congressional investigation to impede the exercise of ew York's sovereign police power, this Office will always treat a fellow government entity with due respect. Therefore, again, we request a meet and confer to understand whether the Committee has any legitimate legislative purpose in the requested materials that could be accommodated without impeding those sovereign interests. We simply expect that our office also be treated "in a manner consistent with [New York's] status as a residuary sovereign and joint participant in the governance of the Nation." A/den v. Maine, 527 U.S. 706, 748 (1999) (K.ennedy,J.).

[x-trainer ben]

And you got conned into making the thread wasting 7Seconds time and law analysis and got Ben all excited.

Con Air!!!

Not a fact, Ben never got excited!
What Ben did do was point to a possible sign that something may be in the works this week; that is what Ben did!
Capiche?
Do you ever get tired from always being wrong and expressing "feelings" not truths?

[LWW]

What Ben did do was point to a possible sign that something may be in the works this week; that is what Ben did!

Granny club- it’s going to happen this week, Trumps going to jail.

Hillary is going to jail too!

[7Seconds]

Federal prosecutors continue to build a case that President Trump obstructed efforts by the government to reclaim classified material and that he may have misled his own lawyer.

"Most notably, in a lengthy memorandum of law that accompanied the ruling, Judge Howell laid out damning assertions made by prosecutors that Mr. Trump knowingly deceived the government and caused Mr. Corcoran to misstate to prosecutors where the documents were being held at Mar-a-Lago."

"According to two people familiar with the events, he [Corcoran] is not intending to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination when he testifies."

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/23/u...rand-jury.html

It’s behind a paywall but here is article.

The behind-the-scenes legal fight over obtaining evidence from a lawyer who represented former President Donald J. Trump in the investigation into his handling of classified documents has brought into sharper view where the Justice Department might be headed with the case.
According to the wisps of information that have seeped out of sealed court filings and closed-door hearings, prosecutors believe they have compelling evidence that Mr. Trump obstructed the government’s efforts to reclaim the sensitive records and may have even misled his own lawyers.
This theory of the case has not changed much since federal agents obtained a search warrant in August based on three possible crimes, obstruction being one of them. The search turned up hundreds of sensitive government records being kept at Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Trump’s heavily trafficked compound in Florida, after his lawyers had earlier assured the Justice Department that all such documents had been returned.
Still, the more recent developments stemming from efforts to force testimony and other evidence from the lawyer, M. Evan Corcoran, in Federal District Court in Washington, indicate that prosecutors have continued to build a case and that the inquiry remains a serious threat to Mr. Trump.
On Wednesday, a federal appeals court weighed in on the matter, ruling that Mr. Corcoran had to give the government what is likely to be dozens of documents related to his work for Mr. Trump as well as return to a grand jury on Friday to answer questions he had previously sought to avoid with assertions of attorney-client privilege.
The appellate ruling effectively let stand the decision of a lower-court judge, Beryl A. Howell, who gave a blunt assessment of the case last week. In a sealed order issued on Friday upholding the crime-fraud exception to attorney-client privilege, Judge Howell noted that prosecutors in the office of the special counsel, Jack Smith, had made “a prima facie showing that the former president committed criminal violations,” according to people familiar with the decision.
The crime-fraud exception allows prosecutors to pierce attorney-client privilege when they have reason to believe that a client — in this case the former president — used legal advice or legal services in furthering a crime.
Most notably, in a lengthy memorandum of law that accompanied the ruling, Judge Howell, according to two people briefed on the matter, laid out damning assertions made by prosecutors that Mr. Trump knowingly deceived the government and caused Mr. Corcoran to misstate to prosecutors where the documents were being held at Mar-a-Lago.
The existence of Judge Howell’s order and memorandum was first reported by ABC News. Shortly after the ABC report appeared, Mr. Trump’s campaign attacked it as “Fake News” and “ILLEGALLY LEAKED.”

Mr. Smith’s office is likely still far from making any charging decisions. And the arguments that prosecutors presented to Judge Howell about possible crimes committed by Mr. Trump have not faced the scrutiny they would in a venue like a trial, where the burden of proof is much higher.
Still, the accumulation of details emerging from the proceedings suggests that Mr. Smith and his team are drilling down on every scrap of evidence they can find in assembling an argument that Mr. Trump may have impeded a federal investigation. For their part, some of Mr. Trump’s aides have stated plainly if privately that the government — and, in their minds, Judge Howell — see him as “a criminal.”
All this has taken place in spite of predictions from Mr. Trump’s allies that the documents investigation would quietly blow away after President Biden was also found to have kept classified materials after his term as vice president. A special counsel, Robert K. Hur, is investigating Mr. Biden’s handling of the documents.
Mr. Corcoran, who testified before the grand jury earlier this year, is set to appear before the grand jury again on Friday in compliance with rulings from both Judge Howell and the appeals court. According to two people familiar with the events, he is not intending to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination when he testifies, underscoring that he is not the target of the special counsel’s scrutiny.
In their initial motion to compel Mr. Corcoran’s testimony, prosecutors also sought to invoke the crime-fraud exception to get testimony from a second lawyer, Jennifer Little, who is based in Atlanta. Ms. Little represents Mr. Trump in the Fulton County, Ga., district attorney’s investigation into his efforts to overturn his loss in that state in the 2020 election.
Prosecutors are interested in Ms. Little because she was one of the few criminal defense lawyers working directly with Mr. Trump when the Mar-a-Lago matter heated up at the Justice Department, according to two people briefed on the matter. She counseled Mr. Trump to be cooperative, the people said, and left the case soon after Mr. Corcoran was brought on by Mr. Trump.
Judge Howell ordered Ms. Little to testify before the grand jury in her recent ruling, the people briefed on the matter said. They added that Judge Howell said Ms. Little did not have to turn over a document she had sought to withhold from prosecutors.
Ms. Little and her lawyer did not respond to messages seeking comment.
The extraordinary back-and-forth in the past several weeks between Mr. Trump’s lawyers, Mr. Corcoran and his lawyers, and Mr. Smith’s prosecutors — not to mention with multiple witnesses who are also Mr. Trump’s lawyers, as well as all of their lawyers — has turned the federal courthouse in Washington into a bustling hive of Trump-related inquiries.
The latest example came on Thursday when lawyers for Mr. Trump — including Mr. Corcoran — appeared before a new chief judge, James E. Boasberg, with lawyers for former Vice President Mike Pence. They were there to discuss some issues related to Mr. Pence’s testimony before a grand jury investigating Mr. Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, an inquiry also being overseen by Mr. Smith, the special counsel.
Late last month, prosecutors under Mr. Smith filed court papers seeking to stop Mr. Pence and Mr. Trump from asserting claims of executive privilege to limit the scope of Mr. Pence’s testimony. Representatives for Mr. Pence have said the former vice president would also seek to pare back his testimony by invoking the “speech or debate” clause of the Constitution, which is intended to protect the separation of powers.
Judge Boasberg, after hearing arguments on both subjects, said he would issue a decision later, according to a person familiar with the matter.

[mtpockets]

[x-trainer ben]

Granny club- it’s going to happen this week, Trumps going to jail.

Hillary is going to jail too!

Realist club- not jail but being taken to task for a list of actions all over the country that may not be legal.

[Tommy W.]

The next trial for Trump will be about when he removed a mattress tag in 1997.

[x-trainer ben]

i love this headline if he said it

"Trump warns of potential 'death & destruction' if he's indicted in Stormy Daniels hush-money case and calls Manhattan DA a 'degenerate psychopath' as charges are on hold until at least next week
Former President Donald Trump warned Friday of 'death & destruction' if he's charged next week in the Stormy Daniels hush-money case
In an overnight Truth Social post , the ex-president again suggested violence could follow if he's indicted
He also called the man in charge of bringing the case, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a 'degenerate psychopath"


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...cted-week.html

[LWW]

i love this headline if he said it

"Trump warns of potential 'death & destruction' if he's indicted in Stormy Daniels hush-money case and calls Manhattan DA a 'degenerate psychopath' as charges are on hold until at least next week
Former President Donald Trump warned Friday of 'death & destruction' if he's charged next week in the Stormy Daniels hush-money case
In an overnight Truth Social post , the ex-president again suggested violence could follow if he's indicted
He also called the man in charge of bringing the case, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a 'degenerate psychopath"


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...cted-week.html

Good stuff for the view today, they’d be out of business without Donald.

The DA is the views own MAGA.

[7Seconds]

i love this headline if he said it

"Trump warns of potential 'death & destruction' if he's indicted in Stormy Daniels hush-money case and calls Manhattan DA a 'degenerate psychopath' as charges are on hold until at least next week
Former President Donald Trump warned Friday of 'death & destruction' if he's charged next week in the Stormy Daniels hush-money case
In an overnight Truth Social post , the ex-president again suggested violence could follow if he's indicted
He also called the man in charge of bringing the case, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a 'degenerate psychopath"


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...cted-week.html

Asked Rep. Jim Jordan what he makes of Trump’s warning about “potential death & destruction” if indicted; Jordan said he hasn’t seen Trump’s post. When I showed this to him on my phone, he said he can’t read well without his glasses.

https://twitter.com/sahilkapur/statu...D3Bfn63DOLnnXw


lol

[mtpockets]

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who is investigating former President Trump, received a letter containing white powder and a death threat, law enforcement sources say.


The FBI and NYPD are investigating a letter containing a death threat and white powder that was mailed to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, whose office is investigating former President Donald Trump, law-enforcement sources told NBC News.

The letter was addressed to Bragg and said, "“ALVIN: I AM GOING TO KILL YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!” the sources said. It contained a small amount of white powder.

[Tommy W.]

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who is investigating former President Trump, received a letter containing white powder and a death threat, law enforcement sources say.


The FBI and NYPD are investigating a letter containing a death threat and white powder that was mailed to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, whose office is investigating former President Donald Trump, law-enforcement sources told NBC News.

The letter was addressed to Bragg and said, "“ALVIN: I AM GOING TO KILL YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!” the sources said. It contained a small amount of white powder.

was probably fentanyl that came in through Biden’s open border.

[Plateauplower]

was probably fentanyl that came in through Biden’s open border.

My guess is another Jussy Smollett situation. This DA certainly seems to fit the profile of a corrupt public official who likes to play victim.

[LWW]

My guess is another Jussy Smollett situation. This DA certainly seems to fit the profile of a corrupt public official who likes to play victim.

These DA and other political people get death threats daily.

Typical that OP drinks the punch on needs to post this one.

OP needs to get back into the teaching gig he obviously did this in the classroom. Discuss today class......

[Corbi]

Anyone who actually thinks Trump or Hillary or any high profile politician is going to jail is nuts. No fukkin way is a former President or 1st Lady getting nailed and those who think it's happening are flat out crazy.

[x-trainer ben]

Anyone who actually thinks Trump or Hillary or any high profile politician is going to jail is nuts. No fukkin way is a former President or 1st Lady getting nailed and those who think it's happening are flat out crazy.

I used to believe this 100%, but the sheer number of things that this guy has done makes me question this now.
If they do nothing in all of his cases the masses will make their voices heard.

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I used to believe this 100%, but the sheer number of things that this guy has done makes me question this now.
If they do nothing in all of his cases the masses will make their voices heard.

I know it's near impossible to draw the right legal line to criminalize stochastic terrorism but President Trump sure is trying to help us find a way.

[x-trainer ben]

I know it's near impossible to draw the right legal line to criminalize stochastic terrorism but President Trump sure is trying to help us find a way.

Nice word, i learned something.

"noun
the public demonization of a person or group resulting in the incitement of a violent act, which is statistically probable but whose specifics cannot be predicted:
The lone-wolf attack was apparently influenced by the rhetoric of stochastic terrorism."

[mtpockets]

These DA and other political people get death threats daily.

It's amazing that he received 365 death threats since March 26th 2022.