Donald Trump confirmed on Saturday, March 18th on his Truth Social network, that it would be ” I stopped “ Next Tuesday he called for protests, ahead of a possible indictment in a 2016 payout case for buying silence from a porn actress with whom he allegedly had an affair.
evoke a ” a leak “ From the New York State Attorney General’s Office for the Manhattan District, the former US president wrote in collected letters:
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“The Republican candidate with a wide lead (his primary rival, edited note) and former President of the United States of America will be arrested on Tuesday next week. Demonstrate, take back our nation!”
New York prosecutors investigating Donald Trump heard former porn star Stormy Daniels, Wednesday, as part of their investigation to decide whether to indict the former president on suspicion of bribery, according to the actress’ attorney.
This file may indeed be worthy of Donald Trump, 76, who has also been targeted in other legal cases, becoming the first former US president charged with criminal charges. This could complicate his race for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024.
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And the actress’s attorney, Clark Brewster, wrote on Twitter that his client met with prosecutors at the request of the Manhattan district attorney’s office.
Stormy answered questions and agreed to make himself available as a witness or for further investigations if necessary.according to him.
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The actress, who claims to have had an affair with Donald Trump, then thanked in a tweet her lawyer for his support and Our ongoing struggle for truth and justice.
The investigation centers on a $130,000 payment in 2016 by Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s personal attorney, to Stormy Daniels — Stephanie Clifford from her real name — to buy her silence about this alleged affair.
The push was made two weeks before the presidential election, which was won by the Republican against the Democrat, Hillary Clinton.
Criminal charges?
The relationship flared up in 2018 when Stormy Daniels claimed she had sex with Donald Trump twelve years earlier.
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Michael Cohen, who has become one of Donald Trump’s worst enemies, testified Monday before a grand jury in this nondisclosure agreement investigation.
The former lawyer had been sentenced, after his guilty plea, to three years in prison in particular for having arranged these payments in violation of campaign finance laws. He confirmed that he acted at the express request of the Republican candidate, who was going to replace him once he reached the White House.
Donald Trump has denied any connection to Stormy Daniels. He himself has been asked to testify before a grand jury, The New York Times and The Washington Post reported earlier this month, but it is expected to drop. This call is a possible sign that prosecutors are willing to prosecute him.
According to The New York Times, Donald Trump could be charged with misdemeanor accounting misrepresentation for concealing the payment made to Stormy Daniels.
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Those charges could become heavier and become criminal if prosecutors consider the infraction was intended to conceal a violation of campaign finance rules, the New York Times explained.
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After the two newspaper revelations, Donald Trump denounced last week on his Truth Social network “Political witch-hunt to bring down the major candidate (and this) by far, from the Republican Party” in the 2024 presidential primary.
“I’ve never been in a relationship with Stormy Daniels”he added.
Donald Trump is being targeted in other cases, including his role in the attack on the Capitol by his supporters on January 6, 2021, as well as the management of his presidential archives.
In (South) Georgia, the attorney general is investigating his efforts with allies to change the results of a losing 2020 presidential election and a grand jury has recommended a series of indictments.
