Indictment II

Good morning, today, on The Meter, we will cover the latest in the indictment of President Trump. This is the first of its kind, and the 37 counts are all tied to the so-called classified documents as seized in the August raid in Trump's Florida home at Mar-A-Lago. Trump faces 37 counts, 31 are tied to the willful withholding of classified documents, obstruction of justice, and making false statements. Special Counsel Jack Smith spoke when the indictnment was unsealed and said there is one law and it applies to everyone. Smith also mentioned a speedy trial but didn't mention the 6th amendment indicating the DOJ plans to finish before the 2024 election. Donald Trump remains the Republican front-runner and spoke at 2 events in GA and NC yesterday. How will this targeted attack on Trump affect the future in American politics. Also, it's not so rosy for Joe Biden as he now appears to have taken a 5 million dollar bribe from a Ukrainian company while vice-president. The story broke the same day the DOJ charged Trump. 3 documents have emerged showing the link between Biden's bank accounts and Burisma, the same company Hunter Biden sat on the board. Congressional Republicans are moving forward with further hearings on the Biden scandal. Will Biden receive the same treatment as Trump? It's Pride Month and Joe Biden held a gala on the White House lawn celebrating the strives the Democrat Party as made in lgbt rights. One of Biden's guests, a transgender woman, flashed his breast implants for the crowd and cameras. Biden has also pledged support for protecting biological males competing in female sports and also backs drugs and surgeries on minors to match their gender identity, which is a major goal for the Democrat Party. Is this movement equal to the mid-20th century Civil Rights fight? Please join the discussion at 10AM. The call-in number is 347-308-8933. Your input is essential.