Elizabeth Warren and Marjorie Taylor Greene agree that people should not protest Trump’s alleged arrest
Democratic Senator Massachusetts. Elizabeth Warren said there was “no reason to protest” her ex-follower President Donald Trump’s claim He’s likely to be arrested this week over alleged cash payments, and he seems to be echoing the deputy. Similar comment to Marjorie Taylor Greene not to protest.
Warren joined ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday and told host Jonathan Karl that she’s always worried about violence stemming from protests, but said there was no reason for Trump supporters to protest his potential arrest this week as a result of a years-long investigation into Trump’s alleged silence- Payments involving porn star Stormy Daniels.
“Violence is never the right answer, and I always worry about it,” she said. “But this is another case of Donald Trump just trying to advance the interests of Donald Trump, not those of the rest of the nation.”
“nothing Reason to protest this. This is the law that works as it should without fear or favour.”
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Trump took to Truth Social on Saturday and said leaks from the office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg indicated he would. He was arrested on Tuesday.
Then-Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, speaks during a town council meeting at Grinnell College, Nov. 4, 2019, in Grinnell, Iowa. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
“Now an illegal leak from the corrupt and highly political Manhattan District Attorney’s office, which allowed new records to be set in a violent crime whose leader is being funded by George Soros, please point out, without being recorded in a violent crime. An old and dishonorable one will be arrested.” In full (by a slew of other lawyers!) Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Near the end of Trump’s successful 2016 campaign for president, his former attorney Michael Cohen sent Daniels $130,000 to prevent her from revealing her affair with Trump in 2006. Trump then paid off Cohen.
Former President Donald Trump told the Columbia Journalism Review that he had to fight back against “incredibly fake stories” during his presidency. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik/File)
Prosecutors may bring charges against Trump related to the false recording of refunds in his company’s internal records as “legal expenses.”
Trump spokesman Stephen Cheung called this week’s potential indictment a “witch hunt” in comments to Fox News Digital.
“President Donald J. Trump is completely innocent, did nothing wrong, and even the most senior radical left-wing Democrat has made it clear,” Cheung wrote in a statement.
Taylor Greene made a similar statement to Warren’s about not protesting the order, calling on Trump supporters not to take to the streets and saying that “these idiots are self-determining” in 2024 over the potential arrest.
representative. Marjorie Taylor Green (Michelle Gustafsson/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“We do not need to protest that the Democratic Communist Party plans to arrest Bryce Trump, politically weaponize our government, and interfere in the elections,” tweeted Taylor Greene on Saturday.
“These idiots are sealing their fate in 2024 because the silent majority has two feelings now about the current system. Fear and anger. That’s the most powerful combination when it comes time for elections. And the Democrats drive that power with their own corrupt measures.”
senator. Elizabeth Warren and former President Donald Trump (Getty Images/file)
Warren said on Sunday that Trump is not “above the law,” and that the legal system is working as intended.
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“No one is above the law, not even the former President of the United States. If there is an investigation, and that investigation must be allowed to proceed appropriately. If the time comes for indictments, they will file indictments. This is how our legal system works.”
Fox News Digital’s Aaron Kligman contributed to this report.
