Staff Reports
Former President Trump has issued a warning to Democrats, saying that sending him to prison would have dangerous implications for their extremist party. In an interview on The Simon Conway Show, Trump expressed concern about how his passionate group of supporters would react if he were behind bars. He emphasized that his supporters are even more passionate than they were in 2020 and 2016, making the situation very dangerous. Trump further criticized Special Counsel Jack Smith, claiming that the Democrats are using him to interfere with the 2024 presidential election. He stated that the charges against him were deliberately timed to create an impact on the upcoming election. Trump also criticized President Biden, Merrick Garland, and Jack Smith, calling them crooked and deranged.
The investigation into Trump’s actions related to the January 6 insurrection and his efforts to overturn the election is being led by Jack Smith. Smith has informed Trump that he is the target of the probe. The federal special counsel has also contacted Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia and former Gov. Doug Ducey of Arizona as part of the investigation. Trump had reportedly called Ducey multiple times, asking him to investigate possible election fraud in Arizona after the state was called for Biden. Meanwhile, Kemp, a supporter of Trump, did not publicly support Trump’s claims of election interference in Georgia.
Donald Trump Warns Democrats About Sending Him to Prison: ‘Very Dangerous Idea’ – https://t.co/KGWZ0YdFJ8
— Louise B Eisenhardt (@LouiseBEisenha2) July 24, 2023
In conclusion, Trump believes that any attempt to send him to prison would be dangerous for the Democratic Party due to the passionate support he receives from his followers. He also accuses Democrats of timing the charges against him to interfere with the 2024 presidential election. Trump criticizes President Biden, Merrick Garland, and Jack Smith as being corrupt and deranged. The investigation into Trump’s actions is being led by Jack Smith, who has also contacted Gov. Brian Kemp and former Gov. Doug Ducey for their involvement.
