Gingrich: DC Ordered DA to Rush Trump Indictment to Divert Attention from Weiss Mistake
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich Reveals Shocking Details About Trump’s Indictment
In a stunning revelation, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich shared that he was informed by a Washington insider about former President Donald Trump’s recent indictment in Georgia. According to Gingrich, the indictment was orchestrated by someone in Washington, D.C., and took place on Monday.
Trump, along with 18 others, was indicted by a grand jury in Fulton County, with District Attorney Fani Willis leading the case. The indictment includes numerous felony charges, including alleged violations of Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.
Prior to the indictment, a document outlining the charges against Trump was briefly published on the courthouse website before being deleted. This was followed by Willis filing a case against Trump that could potentially result in a lengthy prison sentence.
Trump is expected to appear in court next week, and the DA’s office aims to hold the trial in March, coinciding with the Republican primaries.
The Phone Call That Set the Indictment in Motion
Gingrich, speaking on “The Charlie Kirk Show,” revealed that the indictment was set in motion by a phone call from someone in the nation’s capital to Willis. This call was made to divert attention from the controversy surrounding the appointment of prosecutor David Weiss in the Hunter Biden tax case.
BREAKING EXCLUSIVE
Speaker Newt Gingrich joined me this morning and shared a remarkable story. If true, someone from DC called Fani Willis and demanded she indict Trump on Monday. Why? To cover up for the Weiss “screw up.”
This would explain the late night press… pic.twitter.com/wgHSbsA8Bf
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) August 17, 2023
Gingrich emphasized that this information was hearsay but came from a reliable source. He stated, “You couldn’t write a novel in which these things happen.”
Willis initially resisted the pressure to indict Trump, citing the unavailability of jurors until Tuesday. However, the individuals on the call insisted that the indictment must happen on Monday, regardless of the timing.
Supporting Gingrich’s claims, Kirk highlighted the peculiar circumstances surrounding the initial posting and subsequent deletion of the indictment document, as well as the late-night press conference held by Willis.
This recent indictment marks the fourth legal action taken against Trump this year, with charges in Georgia, New York, and two separate cases led by Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith.
For more details on this shocking development, watch the video here.
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