Trump news today: Trump dubbed ‘coward’ for skipping GOP debate for interview with Tucker Carlson

It’s almost as if you shouldn’t believe everything you read on social media…

The former president spoke Larry Kudlowwho worked in the Trump administration, on Fox Business Network as he returned to his oft-used argument that Mr. Biden will lead America into Armageddon.

Gustav Kilander I was watching the interview, which could give us a sneak peek at Mr Trump’s planned meeting with Tucker Carlson instead of attending Wednesday’s GOP debate.

Former President donald trump‘s “inexcusable” online attacks on judges overseeing its litigation could “endanger its cases,” a retired judge said.

“The former president’s comments and attacks on the federal judiciary and on the individual judges who will conduct his trials are unprecedented in American history,” J. Michael Luttig, a former federal Circuit Court of Appeals judge, told CNN.

“They are a grave disservice to the nation. You are inexcusable,” he continued. “And they endanger the former president himself in defending his actions on January 6 before the jury that will try his case.”

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie did not hold back (as usual) in criticizing Donald Trump, this time for his decision not to take the stage with his rivals in the first Republican primary debate of the 2024 election.

“Surprise, surprise… the man released on bail from four jurisdictions and unable to defend his reprehensible behavior is terrified and hiding from the debate,” Mr. Christie wrote on X.

“Trump – certified loser, confirmed coward,” he added.

The former president has previously been accused of skipping the debate because he was “scared of Chris Christie,” we reported earlier this week.

Trump has until 12:00 p.m. Friday, August 25 to face arraignment at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta before Judge Scott McAfee, where he is again expected to plead guilty to all charges pleaded not guilty, as he did on his three previous indictments in New York, Miami and Washington DC

A bail agreement is likely to be forged to spare Mr Trump the usual overnight jail time and unlikely to be seen handcuffed or forced to pose for a mug shot, although County Sheriff Pat Labat said has previously insisted that he intends to apply the same “normal practices” to the politician and his co-defendants as to all other defendants.

It lasted less than a day after one Fulton CountyGeorgia grand jury accused former president donald trumphis former chief of staff Mark Meadowsand 17 other defendants in a wide-ranging racketeering trial in which one of them invoked a rarely used federal law to take the case to federal court.

On Tuesday, attorneys for Mr. Meadows, whom a Fulton County grand jury indicted on a single count of racketeering and another single count of inciting an officer to violate an oath, quickly filed a complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia “remove” the case from Fulton County Superior Court.

The move by the former president’s chief of staff was widely expected by legal experts. Many of them felt that Mr Trump’s legal team was likely to conduct a similar maneuver within the next 30 days, citing his previous position as President of the United States.

But moving the case to federal court would not necessarily give either party an advantage should the case go to court.

Andrew Feinberg explained.

Giuliani – celebrated, knighted and named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year for leadership new York Mayor of the city after the 2001 terrorist attack – his reputation has been tarnished and now his freedom endangered for staunchly defending former President Donald Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election.

On Monday, Giuliani’s decline plummeted to its lowest point ever when he filed charges against him in Georgia for acting as Trump’s key co-conspirator in a conspiracy to undermine the president Joe BidenThe victory.

Rev. Al Sharpton has joined a growing chorus against Donald Trump’s use of the word “rigger” as the former president attacks black prosecutors and judges overseeing the criminal proceedings against him over his attempts to undermine the 2020 election.

The civil rights activist also condemned the apparent refusal by Republican Party leaders and other GOP officials to denounce Mr Trump’s statement, which his supporters have used on far-right online forums and social media as an apparent appeal to their racism and support of political violence was apprehended.

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