NYT: “Trump Supporters’ Violent Rhetoric in His Defense Disturbs Experts”.WSJ: “Trump, DeSantis Bring Tailored Messages to GOP Faithful After Indictment of Former President”.WaPo: “Trump’s disdain for intelligence rules foretold his indictment”.And this idea of presenting Trump as a victim here, a victim of a witch hunt, is ridiculous.” I mean, it’s a very detailed indictment, and it’s very, very damning. … If even half of it is true, then he’s toast. Former AG BILL BARR on “Fox News Sunday” this morning: “I was shocked by the degree of sensitivity of these documents and how many there were, frankly. New CBS News poll: “After Trump indictment, most see security risk, but Republicans see politics,” by CBS’ Anthony Salvanto, Kabir Khanna, Fred Backus and Jennifer De Pinto: Only 7% of GOP primary voters say the indictment makes them think less of Trump, as he’s crushing Florida Gov. New ABC News/Ipsos poll: “Pluralities of Americans support second Trump indictment, say charges are politically motivated,” by ABC’s Brittany Shepherd: “Nearly half - 48% - of Americans think Trump should have been charged in this case, whereas 35% think he should not have been and 17% saying they do not know.” But his escalating language also showed something more fundamental was in increasing jeopardy: his own freedom.” Trump spoke about the threats to the nation. Trump said in the speech to several thousand activists, delegates and members of the media who gathered in Columbus, Ga., at a brick building that was once an ironworks that manufactured mortars, guns and cannons for the Confederate Army in the Civil War. … ‘These people don’t stop and they’re bad and we have to get rid of them,’ Trump said to an audience assembled by the Georgia Republican Party. “The former president sought to galvanize his supporters to view the entire American justice system as corrupt, weaponized to target conservatives and deployed to prevent him from winning the 2024 election. POLITICO : “In his first public remarks since a magistrate judge unsealed the damning case against him, Trump made clear that his best - and perhaps primary - defense against the charges will be waged in arenas before friendly audiences rather than in the courtroom. Speaking at the GOP convention in Georgia … Trump - who lamented that “now, I get indicted every two months” - “predicted he would not be convicted and said he did not anticipate taking a plea deal, though he left open the possibility of doing so ‘where they pay me some damages,’” Alex writes.
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“Look, if I would have left, I would have left prior to the original race in 2016.” (Worth noting: It’s exceedingly unlikely that this trial will be complete before November 2024.) Our colleague Alex Isenstadt was one of two reporters invited along for the trip, and broke some news as the former president vowed not to step aside from the 2024 race - even if convicted. THE DONALD WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA - Less than 48 hours after news broke that he’d been indicted on 37 counts, Trump was on the road for a campaign event, traveling to Georgia to rally supporters at the state’s GOP convention. “I’ll never leave” the race, even if jailed, Donald Trump told Alex Isenstadt.
‘Just because someone votes TRUMP doesn’t mean they’re lost or racist.’”
“‘Our side has to be better about being more patriotic and inclusive,’ he said. He has urged Democratic politicians to better hone their message, broadening the party’s appeal. Alex is helping Democrats appeal to Latino voters and improve turnout among Black voters. What to expect: “Alex is more focused on domestic politics than his father, he said. in history from Berkeley, and is an avid watcher of NFL RedZone.) But he is his father’s chosen successor: GEORGE SOROS is handing him the reins of his sprawling Open Society Foundation. (He has three older half-siblings, including 52-year-old JONATHAN, who was long viewed as the heir apparent.) He’s not a master of the finance universe. SUCCESSION, THE REBOOT - This morning’s must-read profile comes from WSJ’s Gregory Zuckerman: “George Soros Hands Control to His 37-Year-Old Son: ‘I’m More Political’”
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