As revealed by footage making its way online, a bomb threat took place outside of Federal Court in Miami as Donald Trump is expected to be arrested today. It was investigated and found to not be a bomb, as seen below.
https://twitter.com/ScooterCasterNY/status/1668636177325342721?s=20
Supposed bomb threat outside Miami courthouse.
It's a flat screen TV.pic.twitter.com/kMjdl3PvJc
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) June 13, 2023
During a discussion on Fox News Channel’s Special Report, Fox News Chief Political Analyst Brit Hume commented on the recent indictment of former President Donald Trump. Hume noted that while Trump and his team have argued about a legal double standard, they have not disputed the facts of the case.
Hume acknowledged that there may be arguments about the proper application of statutes and the legality of the indictment, but emphasized that so far, there has been no challenge to the factual allegations. He highlighted that Trump has not denied keeping the documents, refusing to return them, or storing them in an insecure location.
Regarding the unequal application of justice, Hume mentioned that Trump’s defenders and possibly his defense team are likely to raise concerns about the handling of the Hillary Clinton case. He pointed out that James Comey, the former FBI director, outlined a case against Clinton but stated that it should not be brought, without disputing her guilt.
Hume also commented on Trump’s criticism of former Attorney General Bill Barr. He found it ironic that Trump would call Barr a “lowlife” and claim to have terminated him when Barr actually resigned. Hume expressed his perception of Trump’s position and highlighted a recent shift in statements from politicians, such as Nikki Haley, who initially downplayed the indictment but later acknowledged the seriousness of the charges. He speculated on whether other Republican politicians would follow a similar line.
