Trump travels to New York from Florida for court date
- April 3, 2023
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former US President Donald Trump went this Monday New York from Palm Beach (Florida), where he was fired for more than 200 subscribers on the eve of his
former US President Donald Trump went this Monday New York from Palm Beach (Florida), where he was fired for more than 200 subscribers on the eve of his appointment with justice to hear charges in the case of payments to a porn actress Stormy Daniels.
Trump took off at 1:00 p.m. aboard his Boeing 757, which was parked for several days at Palm Beach International Airport, a city about 120 kilometers north of Miami, where he moved in 2019 with his legal address after residing in New York. York since then. he was born 76 years ago.
Since 10 a.m., Trump supporters have stood on both sides of the street waving their banners, to which some of the drivers passing there responded with honks like support sign.
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“Vote Red or America is Dead”Vote Republican or America dies), read a banner carried by a Trump supporter on the bridge connecting Palm Beach Island to the mainland.
More than 200 people with placards and US flags greeted Trump as he drove by in a car that was part of a caravan of more than a dozen people bound for the airport.
He found that as they passed Trump’s men, the cars, all black but one white, slowed down but did not open their windows. EFE.
The 47 Club, which owes its name to the fact that Trump, who was the 45th President of the United States from 2017 to 2021, is seeking a new term in the 2024 election, called this “peaceful” demonstration on the way to the airport to fire former president.
All eyes on New York
Trump is scheduled to appear in New York court tomorrow Tuesday to hear charges that prosecutor Alvin Bragg charged him with and approved by a grand jury over payments allegedly made to pornographic actress Stormy Daniels in 2016 to keep her from speaking out about the crime. read. the sexual relationship they would have had ten years earlier.
According to the indictment, lawyer Michael Cohen paid him 130 thousand dollars an actress commissioned by Trump, who was the Republican nominee in 2016, as he is now.
Trump announced this on his social network. Is it true about his trip to New York, where demonstrations by his followers are also planned.
As he wrote, he will remain in trump towerhis former residence on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, where police presence has increased over the course of several weeks and security fences line both sides of the road.
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“I will go on Tuesday morning, believe it or not, to court. America shouldn’t be like this!” wrote Trump, who became the first former president in the history of the country to be charged with a felony.
In another message, he wrote in capital letters and three exclamation marks “Interference in the elections”, and before that he published others in which he crossed out “corruptto the New York Attorney’s Office and again insisted that it was “impossible” for him to have a fair trial and attacked the judge who would read the charges, Juan Manuel Mercan, to whom accused of hating him.
Statements upon return
On Tuesday, after speaking before the judge, he will return to Palm Beach, where he will make statements at his mansion. Mar-a-Lago.
Trump became the first US president to face criminal charges.
A 62% of Americans approve of impeachment former President Donald Trump, according to a poll conducted by SSRS for CNN, which also found that three-quarters of Americans say politics has something to do with Trump’s impeachment decision.
For 52% of those who think so, politics played an “important” role.
The poll showed that Americans are divided when it comes to qualifying Trump’s actions in the Stormy Daniels case.
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For 37%, what they allegedly did is illegal, for 33% it was unethical but not illegal, 20% don’t know, and 10% believe they didn’t do anything wrong.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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