Former President Donald Trump has used social media to confirm he will fly into New York on Monday to prepare for his upcoming court appearance, declaring “America was not supposed to be this way!” before departure.
As Trump and his team prepare for Tuesday’s events he has made clear he expects the Manhattan judge will put a gag order on him as the case awaits trial.the judge will take an “unprecedented step” to silence the 2024 presidential candidate. The gag order could potentially undercut his ability to campaign on the issue of legal corruption during the primary.
New York is already bracing for his arrival with a heavy police presence and barricades erected around Manhattan Criminal Court where he will appear before Judge Juan Merchan at 2.15pm on Tuesday afternoon.At his arraignment, the former president is expected to plead not guilty to all charges, according to his attorney Joe Tacopina.
Trump has indicated it will likely only be a fleeting court appearance as he expects to be back at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida to deliver a prime-time address just hours later at 8.15pm ET, as Breitbart News
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