Then on Thursday morning, ABC News reported that Trump’s legal advisers were telling him that airing new election lies probably wouldn’t help his defense:įormer President Donald Trump’s promised press conference to refute the allegations in the indictment handed up by the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office is now very much in doubt, multiple sources familiar with the matter tell ABC News. Former President Trump has been indicted for a fourth time. Trump’s promised news conference will go forward on Monday, when the club is expected to be closed and holding only private events. Within hours of Trump’s announcement, the Times noted that Bedminster was supposed to be closed on Monday: Just hours after he left his fingerprints in a Manhattan courthouse and on American history, former President Donald Trump returned to his. Third, would this event really happen? As it turns out, no.
Trump had planned to reiterate his unfounded. Second, why didn’t Trump share this information before he was hit with state and federal indictments related to his election-fraud claims? He’s yet to address this directly, but the answer was right there in unnecessary capital letters: It’s “Large, Complex, and Detailed.” At 100-plus pages, the Trump report would probably be significantly shorter than the 752-page House January 6 report and the combined page count of the two election-related indictments Trump is currently facing - though Trump’s post made it sound like Harrington was still frantically adding pages. Former President Trump has canceled a January 6 press conference he was scheduled to hold at his Mar-a-Lago home, he announced in a statement Tuesday. It has been in the works for many weeks, according to one of the people familiar with the matter. The document focuses on what detractors of the election have insisted are widespread voting anomalies in Georgia during that campaign, the people said. The report in question, according to people familiar with the matter, is a document of more than 100 pages that was compiled at least in part by Liz Harrington, a Trump communications aide who is often described as among the true believers in his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him through widespread fraud. House’s select committee on January 6, as well as by multiple state and federal investigators? Trump didn’t say who’s behind his report, but according to the New York Times, it’s Liz Harrington, a Trump communications aide who completely buys his election-fraud claims: First, how had Trump obtained proof of election fraud that went unnoticed by the U.S.
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