Supporters sing 'Happy Birthday' to former President Trump, who turns 77 tomorrow, during a visit to a Miami restaurant after pleading not guilty to federal charges.
. Meetings with additional local attorneys continue but no new announcements are expected today, a source familiar with the discussions said.Katherine Doyle
Trump will enter his plea before a judge this afternoon. He was indicted last week on 37 federal felony counts, including the willful retention of national defense information. One member, Maurice Symonette, who calls himself “Michael the Black Man,” slammed the indictment “fake” and “filled with fluff.” Symonette is a staple at Trump rallies and is a former member of the Nation of Yahweh, a Black separatist cult, and one of 16 members charged with murder and attempted murder more than two decades ago.
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