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Will Trump pay for man’s legal fees after punching protester?

Jan 31, 2022 · Trump Lashes Out at Prosecutors Like a Man Who Knows He’s About to Be Held Accountable for the First Time in His Life ... about me during her campaign. The district attorney of Manhattan, where ...

Would Trump pay Tim McGraw’s legal fees if he could?

Mar 15, 2016 · Update Sunday: Donald Trump told "Meet the Press" on Sunday that he does, indeed, want to pay the legal fees of the man who sucker-punched a protester.We are re-upping this post from last week ...

What did Trump say about the man who stuck his finger up?

Jan 31, 2022 · A Columbus man was one of 16 Republicans who cast fake electoral votes for Donald Trump in Georgia. Now, GA man could face federal and state criminal charges ... the campaign attorneys but said he ...

Did Trump say ‘the man got carried away’?

Dec 17, 2018 · President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani defended his client Sunday by attempting to cast doubt on the testimony of those trying to implicate Trump in a campaign finance violation ...

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Apr 15, 2017 · Donald Trump supporter Alvin Bamberger is accused of assaulting a protester at a 2016 campaign rally in Kentucky. But if the 75-year-old …

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Donald Trump supporter Alvin Bamberger is accused of assaulting a protester at a 2016 campaign rally in Kentucky.

A charged rally

Video from CNN affiliate WLKY in Louisville shows several protesters yelling at Nwanguma, an African-American. A man in a red “Make America Great Again” hat, who resembles Heimbach, shoves her multiple times, putting his finger in the University of Louisville student’s face and yelling.

Men acknowledge pushing

Protesters are led out of a Donald Trump rally in Louisville, Kentucky, on March 1, 2016.

Why did Jussie Smollett attack?

Jussie Smollett staged attack because he was unhappy with salary, police say. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your computer.

What happened to Smollett?

Smollett, 36, ignited a firestorm on social media by telling police on 29 January that two apparent supporters of Donald Trump had struck him, put a noose around his neck and poured bleach over him.

How long did Smollett go to jail?

The charge could bring up to three years in prison. It could also force Smollett to pay for the cost of the investigation into his report. Smollett later appeared in court where his bail was set at $100,000 and he was asked to surrender his passport. He was released from the Cook county jail after posting bond.

Did Smollett take advantage of racism?

Smollett “took advantage of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career”, the Chicago police superintendent Eddie Johnson said at a news conference on Thursday morning, shortly after Smollett was arrested. “This publicity stunt was a scar that Chicago didn’t earn and certainly didn’t deserve,” Johnson added.

What did Smollett tell the brothers?

During a meeting with the brothers, Smollett told them he wanted the attack to happen on 28 January near his apartment, and that he wanted them to get his attention by calling out slurs, prosecutors said. He is accused of instructing them to put the rope around his neck, pour gasoline on him and yell the MAGA remark.

Where is Empire filmed?

He said the actor also sent a racist and homophobic threatening letter to himself at the Fox studio lot in Chicago, where Empire is filmed. The actor, who is gay, handed himself in to police on Thursday morning after he was charged with felony disorderly conduct on Wednesday for making a false police report.

How Howard Stern Owned Donald Trump

From 2006 to 2008, on NBC, ABC and CBS, on Fox News, CNN and CNBC, Trump opined on everything from nepotism (“I like nepotism”) to prenuptial agreements (“You have to have a prenuptial agreement”) to Vladimir Putin (“He’s doing a great job”) to Paris Hilton (“I happen to think she’s very beautiful”) to Hillary Clinton (“Hillary is terrific”) to Angelina Jolie (“not a great beauty”) to Rosie O’Donnell (“a bully” and “a loser” who “said terrible things about Kelly Ripa, about Danny Devito …”) to his hair (“everyone is saying it’s real”) to his genes (“you know, the racehorse theory, there is something to the genes—and I mean, when I say something, I mean a lot”) to the possibility of a female president (“Look, it’s time, it’s time”)..

Trump and the Dark Art of Bad Publicity

That October, past what proved to be the country’s overinflated, unsustainable home-price peak that summer, Trump went on Cavuto’s show on Fox News and touted “this incredible economy” that “just keeps going.”