Former President Donald Trump bemoaned the restrictions and financial consequences he faces from several legal cases.
‘s critical key swing state. He also blasted the 88 federal indictments that have been brought against him during a“Every time the radical-left Democrats, Marxists, communists, and fascists indict me, I consider it a great badge of honor,” Trump said. “Because I’m being indicted for you.”
“The judge, by the way, is the most conflicted person in history. I don’t think there’s ever been a more conflicted judge, crooked and conflicted. I’m unconstitutionally gagged,” Trump continued in his complaints. “He gagged me. So I’m not even supposed to be, I would say, talking to you because he gagged me.”on Trump on Tuesday for violating a gag order multiple times and warned Trump could be jailed if he continued to violate the order.
Trump succinctly called all of the legal cases he’s battling against an expletive. “Every one of these fake cases is bulls***,” he said to applause. “Every single one of them.” “I had another judge, Judge Engoron. He takes assets that are worth billions and billions of dollars, and he says, ‘Oh, they’re worth just a little bit like $18 million’,” Trump said. “He takes an asset that’s worth a billion, billion and a half dollars. He says it’s worth 18 because that’s his narrative.”
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