According to rumors, the district attorney in Manhattan may tighten the legal noose around former president Donald Trump, who appears unmoved by the commotion. As rumors of an expected indictment spread, he wrote a letter to his devoted followers pleading with them to “protest” the coming arrest. However, a seasoned prosecutor believes that this letter may end up being the one thing that prevents him from being eligible for bail.
Glenn Kirschner, a legal commentator for MSNBC and a former US Army prosecutor, speculates that New York’s legal professionals may use the president’s own remarks against him in an effort to deny his plea for bail. “I would slap a government exhibits sticker on this post and I would introduce it as his criminal trial,” said Kirschner.
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“The moment Donald Trump knows he’s been indicted, his first post will be ‘come to Manhattan or come to Georgia for my arraignment. Will be wild.’ He knows precisely what he’s doing. He used similar language to entice his supporters to come to DC on January 6, and he proceeded to incite imminent lawless action, and he has done it all over again.”
“He has now just given the judge that will preside over his arraignment hearing food for thought about what kind of conditions should be set for the release of this dangerous man pending trial,” he added.
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Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan District Attorney, said in a memo to colleagues that his office will not be “intimidated” by the divisive post and instead instead “not tolerate attempts to… threaten the rule of law in New York.”
Regarding Bragg’s approach to managing Trump’s legal actions, rumors abound. Will he resist any attempts by Trump’s counsel to handle the matter remotely or insist on an in-person arraignment? Significantly, New York courts need some level of in-person participation.
When the prospect of Trump being arrested at Mar-A-Lago grows, his fans unite around Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in an effort to stop it. DeSantis has been mute on the subject despite increased passion from political personalities like Mike Cernovich and Stew Peters. Creative ideas from the MAGA movement, such building a “Patriot Moat” around the Florida governor’s house, would theoretically protect Trump from being detained by a fictitious “Soros DA.”
