United States: Donald Trump said he would be arrested on Tuesday and called for demonstrations

The former president called for protests ahead of a possible indictment in a 2016 damages case aimed at buying the silence of a **** actress with whom he allegedly had an affair.

Donald Trump confirmed on Saturday on his Truth Social network that he would be “arrested” on Tuesday and called for a demonstration, ahead of a possible indictment in… Payment status in 2016 He aims to buy the silence of the **** actress he allegedly had an affair with.

Referring to a “leak” from the New York State Attorney’s Office for the Manhattan District, the former US president wrote in block letters:

“The GOP candidate with a wide lead (his primary rival, editor’s note) and former President of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday next week. Demonstrate, take back our nation!”

Signs and rumors multiply for a few days about a possible criminal charge Donald Trump By a grand jury—a citizen panel with broad investigative powers and responsible for confirming the indictment—at this point in the investigation is led by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democratic-elected judge. It will be the first for a former US president.

On Friday, one of Donald Trump’s attorneys, Joseph Tacopina, told the media that his client would “go” to justice in New York if he is charged.

Payment of $130,000

Target former Republican President (2017-2021) W 2024 presidential candidateThis threat could be seen materializing in a New York court, over the payment in 2016 of **** star, Stormy Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.

Last week, Donald Trump’s former personal attorney and now one of his worst enemies, Michael Cohen, testified at least twice before a grand jury in this non-disclosure agreement investigation of Ms. Clifford.

The investigation by New York prosecutors relates to Michael Cohen’s $130,000 payment in 2016 to the **** actress to buy her silence about an alleged affair with Donald Trump.

Michael Cohen, a former Republican billionaire loyalist, had already been convicted in the case.

Convinced that the 2020 election had been “stolen” by Joe Biden from him, Donald Trump has already called on his supporters to mobilize before January 6, 2021, fueling a political crisis that culminated in his supporters attacking the Capitol, where Congress sits.

On December 19, 2020, the former businessman in a tweet called on the crowd to gather in the US capital while certifying the victory of Joe Biden. “Big protest in Washington on January 6th. Be there, it’s going to be crazy,” he wrote on Twitter, his favorite tweeter, before it was banned.

On the same day, in a speech he called on his supporters to “fight like devils.”