Trump advisers argued against calling for protests if he’s indicted

FAccording to reports, former President Donald Trump’s advisors advised him to not call for protests if he was criminally indicted next Wednesday.

After Trump’s fiery speech on Jan. 6 and his conspiracy theories about the 2020 election being stolen, aides worried that Trump would call for more protests. According to CNN.

TRUMP SAYS THAT HE EXPECTS to BE ARRESTED NEAR THE WEEKEND IN STORMYDANIELS INVESTIGATION

Trump stated Saturday morning that he expected to be arrested next Wednesday on charges related to the 2016 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels porn star. Truth Social’s statement was a furious attack on Alvin Bragg, Manhattan District Attorney. He urged his supporters not to listen. “protest, take our nation back.”

“Illegal leaks from a corrupt and highly political Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, which has allowed new records to be set in violent crime and whose leader is funded by George Soros, indicate that, with no crime being able to be proven, and based on an old and fully debunked (by numerous other prosecutors!) fairytale, the far and away leading Republican candidate and former president of the United States of America, will be arrested on Tuesday of next week,” Trump declared. “Protest, take our nation back.”

Trump is not certain why he believes he will face arrest on Tuesday. Trump spokesperson His team did not know anything about the timing of his indictment or his arrest.

Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen said that he believed an indictment was possible. “imminent.” Cohen testified several times before the grand jury last week. Daniels, who is actually Stephanie Clifford met with prosecutors Wednesday.

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New York’s security agencies including New York Police Department and New York State Court Officers, Secret Service, FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force and Manhattan District Attorney’s Office began to prepare for heightened measures next Wednesday.

If Trump is indicted and taken into custody He would be allowed He would then present himself in Manhattan to authorities. There, he would be fingerprinted. The former president would then face trial and be likely released on his recognizance.