Trump’s Unpleasant Task
During a radio interview, former President Donald Trump acknowledges the unpleasant task of informing his wife, Melania, about his legal troubles.
Indictments and Investigations
Trump reveals that he has been indicted twice and is currently facing numerous ongoing investigations. He admits to having no idea about the reasons behind the indictments.
Charges in April
In April, the former president was charged in connection with hush money payments to Stormy Daniels, an adult film actress.
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Another Arraignment in June
In June, Trump faced another arraignment in Florida, where he was accused of mishandling top-secret information. This led to counts of violation of the Espionage Act and lying to the FBI.
Superseding Indictment in July
On July 27, a superseding indictment was added to the MaraLago documents case, with additional charges related to obstruction of the investigation.
Trump’s Fear of Melania’s Reactions
Despite attempting to appear unaffected, Trump’s staff claims he often fears his wife’s reactions to his actions. He took two hours to face Melania after the release of the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape in 2016.
Melania’s Influence
Kellyanne Conway testifies that Trump reserves his fear for Melania and listens to her above others.
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According to The White House, It’s ‘Entirely Normal’ for President to Use a Cheat Sheet
The White House said it is standard procedure for a president to receive briefings on potential questions prior to a press conference.
This statement was made in response to President Joe Biden being observed with a piece of paper containing a written question from a reporter. In addition to the question, the paper also had pronunciation tips for the reporter’s name and the associated news outlet.
Explosive Testimony: Biden Brand Influence Saved Burisma Holdings from Collapse, Claims Devon Archer
In a gripping testimony before House investigators, Devon Archer, the best friend and business associate of Hunter Biden, revealed astonishing details about the impact of the “Biden brand” on Burisma Holdings, the embattled Ukrainian energy company.
Archer asserted that without the association with Joe Biden’s name, Burisma would have faced imminent collapse. According to Archer, the former vice president actively promoted the Biden brand during phone calls with Burisma executives.
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DeSantis Invites Vice President Harris to Florida for Discussion on African American Curriculum
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has invited Vice President Kamala Harris to Florida to discuss the state’s new educational curriculum on African American history. The invitation comes after Vice President Harris claimed that students would be taught that “enslaved people benefited from slavery.”
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