Donald Trump spent 57 minutes in police custody last week when he had to appear in the New York courtroom for the reading of the indictment against him. He spoke about this time on the show “Tucker Carlson Tonight” with the well-known right-wing Fox News anchor.
Trump’s descriptions cannot be verified. The ex-president has repeatedly attracted attention with stories that primarily served his own propaganda.
Trump says the people in the building were “incredible”. He was first registered in the courthouse, which for him was “in a sense also a prison”. Then the “people who work there would have cried”. They have “no problem sending murderers to prison. You see everyone. It’s a tough place. These people cried. They actually cried and said, ‘I’m sorry.'”
Trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records
Prosecutors in New York have charged Trump with falsifying business documents in 34 counts. He wanted to hide harmful information and illegal activities before and after the 2016 presidential election. Trump pleaded “not guilty”. A lawyer for the former US President rejected the allegations. “There are no facts in it,” Todd Blanche said. He accused the prosecutor of political motives. “And it’s really disappointing. It’s sad and we’re going to fight it,” Trump said, “frustrated, he’s upset, but I’ll tell you what, he’s motivated.”
At the indictment, it was also determined that Trump should appear in court again on December 4th. Before that, there is, among other things, the opportunity for the defense attorneys to make applications and time for the prosecutor to react. for the prosecutor to respond. The lawyers asked that Trump not appear in person on December 4, citing the expensive and complex security measures as the reason.
