brag a pretty smart and game where he really, really kept things under wraps, in a professional way and that, at least, you know for a professional prosecution going forward. i don t think we will know exactly why it was a surprise. understood. so hugo, i know a couple weeks ago, you reported that trump wanted to be handcuffed, wante to make a spectacle of his arrest now that his arraignment i imminent, does he still want t be handcuffed in public? what are you hearing on that yeah, it s difficult to get a sense of what trump feels at this moment. you know, his mood has fluctuated in recent weeks he s gone from real ange towards the fact that he was going to get indicted, to this resignation that if he was going to get indicted than, yo know, might as well come to ne york and he wanted to be handcuffed, and he was ver specific to aids about, yo know, he wanted his hand behind his back and so he coul project hang on a second. wait, wait he wanted his hands behind his back
already suggested that he woul not go as far as to extradit donald trump but based off of trump s own attorneys here at this point it appears that he will, o monday, fly out. at that point, it s in the hands of the nypd, as well a the secret service we are told that secret servic will be with him every step of the way, and they re a integral part of this, part of the reason why he s not to b handcuffed and also part of th reason why it appears, at this point, there s no public display of donald trump out in the streets in manhattan a this point because they want to keep hi out of the public eye. alex let s face it trump is the type of guy you typically takes his ow council. so it is still possible but he may decide, yeah, i don t go o monday, and who knows them but denise, relative to th business from washington, ho much might all of this be wing on the dealings of congress? how much of a distraction ha trump s indictment become? well is clearly a topic tha is going to be coursing
dedicated to the america people on desantis has shown us tremendous amount. he s shown us what is capabl of doing very very difficult times with the way that he kep florida open in the way he handled covid. and interestingly, alex last night kellyanne conwa spoke to this crowd, and she did say that the forme president it s all the front runner and the republica party. i think this division in the conversation is what we ar going to be having a lot ove the next 18 months or so alex all she had to do is look a the polls, and she would b right. thank you very much, dasha burns. and you fire storm brewing around marjorie taylor greene. that is next ste what we ve got [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ]
he should be indicted. and so it will be, i think i will be interesting, but i m actually concerned their protests are extremely violent. these people literally see him as a martyr, which is crazy, acting like this man i literally nelson mandela whe he is literally a crooke criminal who is elected as the president of the united states and so i m concerned about wha we might see on tuesday, because we saw these peopl come to washington d.c. an january six, 2021, and it migh do the same thing. but one thing that you won be surprised from is tha trump s fundraising off of his indictment he is selling some i stand wit trump t-shirts he s asking people to donate money. we now know the former president raised more than $ million in the 24 hours afte the news broke 25% of that coming fro first-time donors. that is according to his staff how much of a spectacle to think he is going to make on tuesday? and by the way, is this what republicans overall want to se her? or just a maggot faithful
talking to a bunch of trum people when the indictment new broke and at least some of the learned about the news via the new york times is breaking u alert. so, they really learned abou it along with everyone else, and then they peeled off t strategize with trump, who had actually spent the morning dealing with a bunch of dail mail stories that he was tryin to get taken down. and so, i think this was not how they wanted to hear abou the indictment certainly, some of the aides who have been in palm beac were waiting for the indictmen to drop for several weeks. actually went back t washington the day the indictment came down, then had to hardly go back to palm beac once again to be with th president. and so, you know, i think it kind of encapsulates the wider issue of they don t have, or did not have, any informatio about some charges they still don t and the didn t know the timing and so, they basically learned the way that everyone else did harry, there were multipl reports that the n