Trump news today: Trump makes wild claim to Tucker Carlson that New York City court staff were sobbing at arraignment

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is resisting at what he says is a specific effort by House Republicans to interfere in his workplace’s prosecution of Donald Trump.

On Tuesday, Mr Bragg took legal action against the House Judiciary Committee chair, Jim Jordan, and implicated him of endeavor “a transparent campaign to intimidate and attack District Attorney Bragg, making demands for confidential documents and testimony from the District Attorney himself as well as his current and former employees and officials” in federal court.

The one-term president made a strange claim to Tucker Carlson throughout a Fox News interview today.

Allegations consist of breach of their attorney-client relationship and unjustified enrichment.

The acquired claim comes as Fox prepares to go to trial with Dominion Voting Systems.

In the latest SNL cold open, the previous president — played by James Austin Johnson — compares his indictment to the persecution of Jesus and calls him a “nepo baby”.

In the clip, the star provides a best Trump monologue: “A famous, wonderful man arrested for no reason at all. If you haven’t put it together folks, I’m comparing myself to Jesus—again. And what better time than on his birthday, Easter?”

“We’re both very tall, very popular, and both, frankly, white Americans,” he describes.“He rose from the dead on the third day,” the star said. “I would have done it faster—possibly two. Possibly two days. I think we could have done it a lot faster.”

“Because I’m a self-made billionaire and Christ was—let’s call it what it is—a nepo baby. I mean, his dad was God. It’s pretty easy to start a religion when your daddy’s God.”

‘I need to feel comfortable that when you represent something to me, it’s the fact,’ the judge said. ‘I’m not really happy today.’

Amid the craze of media speculation surrounding Donald Trump’s prosecution and the possibility that other cases including him will end in indictments, one claim versus the previous president is silently trodding along in the background.

Journalist and author E Jean Carroll submitted her fit in November 2019, 5 months after she stepped forward with her claims that Mr Trump raped her in a dressing room at Bergdorf Goodman in the mid-1990s. It continues today, even as Mr Trump deals with the very first criminal indictment of a US president in history.

Let’s analyze what we understand about this case, and how it might impact Mr Trump moving forward:

Donald Trump’s declare that New York court staff were ‘crying’ when he was jailed and arraigned are “absolute BS”, a police authorities informed Yahoo!News.

The one-term president made the strange claim to Tucker Carlson in a Fox News interview on Tuesday night.

“They were incredible. When I went to the courthouse which is also a prison in a sense, they signed me in and I’ll tell you people were crying,” he claimed.

“People that work there. Professionally work there that have no problems putting in murderers and they see everybody. It’s a tough, tough place and they were crying. They were actually crying. They said I’m sorry.”

Video video footage from inside the court house in Manhattan recently in fact revealed court staff declining to hold open a door for Mr Trump as he strolled in to deal with a judge.

Now police sources have actually chuckled off the claim, informing Yahoo!News it had “zero” precision.

“There were zero people crying. There were zero people saying ‘I’m sorry.’”

Donald Trump’s campaign for president ahead of the 2024 election is already bumping up versus the Federal Election Commission.

Raw Story reports that the company sent a letter purchasing previous president Donald Trump to abide by election law and submit his monetary disclosures after he missed out on the March 15 due date to submit his campaign monetary disclosure types.

The company rebuffed his ask for an extension, and might impose a fine versus his campaign.

Donald Trump said he has actually discovered a golf club provided to him by the late previous Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.

The $3,755 golf club was talented to Mr Trump by Abe in 2016 when he went to Mr Trump, who was the president-elect at the time.

Abe, Japan’s longest-serving leader, was assassinated last July by a shooter who opened fire as he provided a campaign speech.