Former President Trump expressed his frustration with the ongoing criminal proceedings in New York, claiming that prosecutors have no case against him. Trump made these remarks to the press before entering Judge Juan Merchan's courtroom, where he argued that the case should never have been brought and referred to it as a sham, citing the opinions of legal scholars.
In addition to criticizing the legal proceedings, Trump also took aim at President Biden for his recent warning to Israel regarding military aid. Biden had cautioned Israel against proceeding with an invasion of Rafah, stating that the U.S. would withhold certain military assistance in such a scenario. Trump responded by admonishing Jewish voters who supported Biden, suggesting that they should feel ashamed.
The trial involving Trump is set to continue with the cross-examination of adult film actress Stormy Daniels on Thursday. The case has garnered significant attention and controversy, with Trump vehemently denying any wrongdoing and questioning the legitimacy of the charges brought against him.
As the legal battle unfolds, tensions between Trump and Biden remain high, with the former president using his platform to criticize the current administration's policies and decisions. The outcome of the trial and its implications for Trump's political future are subjects of intense speculation and debate among observers and analysts.
