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TRUMP ARRAIGNMENT: JUDGE BANS USE OF DIGITAL DEVICES, ALLOWS PHOTOS BEFORE
HEARING

Trump is expected to appear in court tomorrow, but the judge presiding over the
arraignment prohibited the use of broadcast equipment in the courtroom.
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TRUMP TOUCHES DOWN IN NEW YORK CITY AHEAD OF ARRAIGNMENT

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WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT TRUMP’S INDICTMENT

 * Former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned on about 30 charges
   in New York tomorrow.
 * The indictment remains sealed, so the exact charges are still unknown. They
   are expected to be related to hush money payments made ahead of the 2016
   election to two women who claimed to have had affairs with Trump. He has
   denied the affairs and any wrongdoing.
 * Trump was indicted last week by a Manhattan grand jury convened by District
   Attorney Alvin Bragg.
 * Trump is the first former president to have been impeached twice and the
   first to be criminally indicted.
 * Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., plans to host a protest with Trump
   supporters in New York at 10:30 a.m. ET tomorrow.

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JUDGE BARS USE OF DIGITAL DEVICES IN COURTROOM BUT WILL ALLOW SOME PHOTOGRAPHERS
BEFORE ARRAIGNMENT BEGINS

Adam Reiss and Zoë Richards

In an order tonight, Judge Juan Merchan said no cellphones, laptops or broadcast
equipment can be used in the courtroom during Trump’s hearing tomorrow.

Cameras will be allowed briefly in the courtroom for photographs before the
arraignment begins at 2:15 p.m., Merchan said.

Trump's legal team asked Merchan to deny a request from media organizations,
including NBC News, to allow access for "a limited number" of videographers,
photographers and radio journalists, as well as print reporters, at Trump's
arraignment.

The news organizations had also asked Merchan to permit the immediate unsealing
of Trump’s indictment. The indictment has not been unsealed.

In their letter opposing the media request, Trump's lawyers had suggested that
granting the level of media access sought by the coalition of news organizations
would "create a circus-like atmosphere at the arraignment" and raise "unique
security concerns."

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16h ago / 2:01 AM UTC


TRUMP LAWYER SAYS A GAG ORDER WOULD 'SET ABLAZE' TENSIONS SURROUNDING THE CASE

Zoë Richards

Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina said today that if Judge Juan Merchan were to issue a
gag order against the former president, it would “really set ablaze the passions
and the tempers that already have been inflamed by this case.”

Tacopina, however, predicted that the judge would not issue an order that could
prevent Trump from speaking about the case.

Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina.NBC News

"Obviously, that's not going to happen," Tacopina told Fox News’ Sean Hannity
when he was asked about the possibility. "There's no scenario where that's going
to happen, I'm sure of that."

Trump had warned of "potential death and destruction" if he were to be indicted.

Tacopina went on to say Trump planned to plead "very loudly 'not guilty' before
the judge," adding that Trump's legal team was preparing to file "a host of
motions," including a motion to dismiss the case, citing what Tacopina argued
was selective prosecution and prosecutorial misconduct.

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TRUMP WOULD BE ‘DIFFICULT TO CONTROL’ ON WITNESS STAND, SAYS FORMER MANHATTAN
ADA

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17h ago / 12:50 AM UTC


TRUMP’S ONLINE WAR MACHINE TRAINS ITS WEAPONS ON RON DESANTIS

Jonathan Allen and Vaughn Hillyard

The fake video of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dunking on himself is surreal, the
stuff of former President Donald Trump’s fantasies.

“Today, we’re seeing the success of our uniparty NeverTrump campaign,” DeSantis,
who is Trump’s leading rival for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, says in
the video. “Yes, we’re 30 points behind in polling with zero credibility. But
now, Trump’s been indicted. Now, the people will have no choice but to accept me
as their assigned candidate, and finally we can sweep the GOP establishment back
into power.”

Standing in front of a lectern bearing a “Stealing Your Future” sign, DeSantis
concludes with “Hail Hydra,” a reference to the Nazi-rooted criminal enterprise
of the Marvel universe, and “Please clap” — words once uttered by former Florida
Gov. Jeb Bush during his failed 2016 presidential campaign.

It’s obviously bogus — a parody posted by pro-Trump tweeter @ramble_rants — and
would fool few viewers. But the smoothly altered video is emblematic of the way
a small army of Trump-aligned social media influencers has honed its tools in
the early phase of the 2024 presidential campaign.

Trump’s online war machine is training those virtual weapons on DeSantis and has
repeatedly attached him to another enemy — Manhattan District Attorney Alvin
Bragg — in the run-up to Trump’s arraignment Tuesday. The goal is to portray
DeSantis as insufficiently supportive of Trump at a time when most Republicans
are rallying to his side.

Read the full story here.

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18h ago / 12:12 AM UTC


NYU WARNS EMPLOYEES OF POTENTIAL PROTESTS AHEAD OF TRUMP'S ARRAIGNMENT

Julianne McShane and Zoë Richards

New York University today told its employees to be prepared for potentially
“significant demonstrations" leading up to Trump's arraignment tomorrow.

"While City authorities have not shared word of any specific threats or
anticipated violence, they are very publicly making preparations in the event
that any protests or demonstrations do become disruptive," Fountain Walker, the
school’s vice president for global campus safety, said in a memo. "With that in
mind, I wanted to urge NYU employees to take extra care as you move about the
city this evening and tomorrow."

Many of NYU’s main buildings are in lower Manhattan, surrounding Washington
Square Park, just over a mile from the courthouse where Trump's arraignment is
scheduled to take place tomorrow.

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18h ago / 11:37 PM UTC


EX-RNC CHAIR 'REALLY ANNOYED' BY TV COVERAGE OF TRUMP'S MOTORCADE

Victoria Ebner

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, an MSNBC political
analyst, told host Nicolle Wallace he was “annoyed” by the live coverage of
Trump’s motorcade after the former president landed in New York.

“I’m really annoyed that we’re actually watching this unfold this way,” Steele
said. “We’re not outraged by it, we’re not turned off by it, we’re not disgusted
by it — we’re actually intrigued, and we’re curious. And it literally is like
watching a reality TV series, and this is the next episode.”

Steele, a longtime critic, added that Trump should no longer be the primary
concern for Republicans or the country. “We have to do some real hard-core
soul-searching and re-evaluating of what our priorities are, because this
shouldn’t be it,” he said.

Wallace said that while she shared Steele’s “queasiness,” there's still
importance to following Trump's moves.

“We’re not taking a motorcade because Trump announced a rally in Manhattan.
We’re taking a motorcade because Trump has to appear in court tomorrow to be
arraigned,” she said.

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19h ago / 10:55 PM UTC

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MANHATTAN JUDGE COULD ISSUE GAG ORDER SILENCING TRUMP

April 3, 202305:54

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20h ago / 10:17 PM UTC


LINDSEY GRAHAM SAYS INDICTMENT 'ALMOST ENSURES' TRUMP WILL BE GOP NOMINEE

Frank Thorp V and Zoë Richards

Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said the grand jury's indictment "almost ensures"
Trump will be the Republican nominee in 2024.

“I think it almost ensures that Trump will be the nominee, and I think
independents are going to see this for what it is — it’s just a liberal
prosecutor out of control,” Graham said today in an interview on Sean Hannity's
radio show.

Graham also accused Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg of trying to "taint" Trump, adding
that he believed the efforts would lead to "backlash" from voters and end up
unifying Republicans.

"I don’t think anything Donald Trump could have done himself would have united
the Republican Party like this action by the Manhattan DA," Graham said. "The
Manhattan DA has done something that I’ve never thought was possible to unite
the entire Republican Party."

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20h ago / 9:20 PM UTC


REP. MATT GAETZ TO BE AT TRUMP'S SPEECH

Matt Dixon

Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., one of Trump's most vocal supporters, told NBC News
that he will be at Mar-a-Lago for the former president's speech tomorrow night.

Rep. Greene has also confirmed she'll be there.

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21h ago / 8:52 PM UTC


TRUMP WON'T BE LEAVING TRUMP TOWER UNTIL TOMORROW, OFFICIALS SAY

Jonathan Dienst and Zoë Richards

Trump is in Trump Tower for the night and he is not expected to leave until
tomorrow for his scheduled hearing at 2:15 p.m. ET, two senior law enforcement
officials said.

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21h ago / 8:52 PM UTC


TRUMP'S INDICTMENT IS NO 'THIRD WORLD' AFFAIR

Jonathan Allen

Trump loves to say his indictment is a sign that the U.S. is becoming a "third
world country."

His point is that political opposition leaders are sometimes jailed on
trumped-up charges in countries that don't respect the rule of law. Sometimes
they are captured and imprisoned — or worse — without trial. Often, they are
denied the ability to communicate effectively with their supporters.

But as anyone who turned on a television Monday could see, Trump arrived in New
York by private jet. He is expected to appear voluntarily for a public
arraignment in a Manhattan courthouse Tuesday and return home to the Mar-a-Lago
club in Palm Beach, Florida, that night. He has said he will give a speech upon
his return, and major news organizations are expected to cover it.

Whatever the verdict in Trump's case, he is being given every consideration
afforded to the accused in a nation of laws — most important, the presumption of
innocence and a jury trial. That hardly puts the U.S. in a category with banana
republics and "third world" countries.

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21h ago / 8:45 PM UTC


GEORGIA DA WEIGHING TRUMP INDICTMENT IS 'WATCHING' MANHATTAN

Blayne Alexander and Megan Lebowitz

Fulton County, Georgia, DA Fani Willis' office said it is "watching" how the
arraignment unfolds in Manhattan this week, according to a source familiar with
the matter.

Willis is weighing separate potential indictments against Trump regarding
allegations of “coordinated attempts to unlawfully alter the outcome of the 2020
elections.”

Willis’ office, the Atlanta Police Department and the Fulton County Sheriff’s
Office are monitoring security measures and protests, a source familiar with the
matter said. Willis’ office is not in communication with Bragg’s office,
however, the source said, emphasizing that “the two cases are totally separate.”

The Georgia grand jury foreperson has told multiple media outlets, including NBC
News, that the grand jury recommended indicting over a dozen people.

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21h ago / 8:20 PM UTC


ASA HUTCHINSON CALLS MOTORCADE TO ARRAIGNMENT A 'SAD DAY'

Megan Lebowitz

GOP presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson said it's a "sad day" to see Trump's
motorcade headed to an arraignment.

"As an American, as somebody who’s a competitor that’s in the presidential race,
this is not a good thing for America, it’s not a good thing for the GOP,”
Hutchinson, the former governor of Arkansas, said in an interview on MSNBC's
"Andrea Mitchell Reports."

Hutchinson also repeated his stance that Trump should not run for re-election.

"I’ve said the office of presidency is more important than any person, and I’ve
had that consistent view while I’ve been governor for eight years, calling on
people very close to me to resign once they were indicted, so there’s a
consistent position there," he said.

Hutchinson said that Trump will be the defining issue in the GOP primary and
that the "worst thing for America in terms of the body politic" would be a
rematch between Biden and Trump.

Hutchinson announced that he was running Sunday.

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21h ago / 8:20 PM UTC


PHOTOS: JOURNALISTS AND NYPD OUTSIDE TRUMP TOWER AHEAD OF DONALD TRUMP'S ARRIVAL

Journalists gather outside Trump Tower on Monday.Ed Jones / AFP - Getty
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22h ago / 8:16 PM UTC


TRUMP HAS ARRIVED AT TRUMP TOWER

Zoë Richards


TRUMP ARRIVES AT TRUMP TOWER AHEAD OF ARRAIGNMENT

April 3, 202300:48


Trump arrived at his residence at Trump Tower in Manhattan shortly before 4:15
p.m. ET.

Trump waved at the crowd as he entered the building.

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22h ago / 7:50 PM UTC


TRUMP ADDS NEW ATTORNEY TO LEGAL TEAM

Hallie Jackson, Vaughn Hillyard and Adam Reiss

Trump's latest legal filings reveal that he has added lawyer Todd Blanche to his
legal team.

"I have been asked to represent Trump in the recently charged DA case, and after
much thought and consideration, I have decided it is the best thing for me to do
and an opportunity I should not pass up," said Blanche, who previously
represented former Trump associate Paul Manafort.

His former firm, New York-based Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, confirmed that he
had resigned.

A biography from the firm's website that has been removed described him as
representing clients who faced "grand jury subpoenas, criminal charges,
regulatory inquiries and actions, and internal investigations." He spent nine
years as a prosecutor in the U.S. attorney's office for Southern New York.

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22h ago / 7:50 PM UTC


TRUMP MOTORCADE DEPARTS AIRPORT

Ginger Gibson

Trump's motorcade departed LaGuardia Airport at about 3:50 p.m. ET.

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22h ago / 7:48 PM UTC


MAN ARRESTED OUTSIDE THE LOWER MANHATTAN COURTHOUSE

Victoria Ebner

Police appeared to arrest a man who had been yelling in the area near the
courthouse around 3:30pm.

Multiple officers surrounded the area, handcuffing the man and leading him away
from the scene.

"He is harassing everybody," an observer audibly yelled to police.


WATCH: POLICE ARREST MAN NEAR COURTHOUSE WHERE TRUMP WILL BE ARRAIGNED

April 3, 202300:50

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22h ago / 7:45 PM UTC


TRUMP DISEMBARKS FROM PLANE ON LGA TARMAC

Ginger Gibson

Trump has disembarked from his plane at LaGuardia. He is expected to be taken by
motorcade to his residence in Trump Tower.

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22h ago / 7:33 PM UTC


POMPEO ALLY: TRUMP INDICTMENT GIVES OTHER GOP CANDIDATES A 'BETTER ARGUMENT'

Allan Smith

Even as Republicans rally around Trump, potential GOP candidates are not
changing their thinking about whether to get into the 2024 race.

As a person close to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Trump’s
indictment has no impact on Pompeo's thinking about entering the race and may
give some Republican hopefuls a "better argument" to challenge Trump.

"What kind of world are we living in where a president gets indicted and people
are like, ‘Ooh, it’s going to have a chilling effect on people jumping in the
race, because it only makes him stronger'?" this person said.

But this person cautioned that there’s a long time until the first primary
debate in August, which candidates see as when voters will begin to follow the
race more closely.

“A lot of things could happen to him, and this could move quickly, could go to
trial pretty fast,” this person said. “He’s going to have to run for president
and go to trial at the same time. He’s got a double podium. That trial is going
to be covered out the wazoo. It’s kind of hard to take a guy who’s on trial and
put him as your candidate as a party.”

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22h ago / 7:28 PM UTC


TRUMP LANDS AT LAGUARDIA

Rebecca Shabad

Trump just landed at LaGuardia Airport in Queens just before 3:30 p.m. ET.

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22h ago / 7:26 PM UTC


PRESIDENT BIDEN SAYS HE HAS FAITH IN THE NYPD AND LEGAL SYSTEM

Megan Lebowitz

President Joe Biden said he has faith in the New York Police Department when a
reporter asked him whether he was worried about unrest ahead of Trump's
arraignment.

Asked on a visit to a Minnesota power generation facility as part of his
“Investing in America” tour whether he has faith in the legal system, Biden
replied "yes" before he walked away.

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23h ago / 7:10 PM UTC


NEW YORK LAW TARGETS PROTESTS OUTSIDE COURTHOUSES

Lawrence Hurley

If protesters gathering in New York City in support of Trump want to stay out of
legal trouble, they might want to make sure they are more than 200 feet away
from the Manhattan courthouse where his arraignment takes place tomorrow.

That’s because a New York state law criminalizes various activities around state
courthouses, including efforts to influence proceedings inside.

The full text says anyone can be prosecuted for second-degree criminal contempt
if they are within 200 feet of a courthouse and make comments "concerning the
conduct of a trial being held in such courthouse or the character of the court
or jury engaged in such trial or calling for or demanding any specified action
or determination by such court or jury in connection with such trial.”

A planned protest tomorrow across the street from the Manhattan criminal
courthouse in Collect Pond Park headlined by firebrand Republican Rep. Marjorie
Taylor Greene of Georgia is most likely far enough away not to violate the law,
which has rarely been enforced over the years. It is one of several laws aimed
at protecting the administration of justice that could be implicated during
Trump’s prosecution.

Just last year, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law in the face
of a challenge brought by the American Civil Liberties Union claiming it
violates free speech rights. The case involved Michael Picard, who was arrested
for handing out flyers to passersby outside a courthouse in the Bronx.

Brian Hauss, the ACLU lawyer who represented Picard, said in an interview that
protesters are free to say what they want as long as they keep their distance.

“If you are 201 feet away, you are totally within your rights to talk about a
case,” he said.

As to whether Collect Pond Park is outside the 200-feet radius of the court,
Hauss thinks it is, but, he added, "I haven't measured it."

Dareh Gregorian contributed to this report.

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23h ago / 7:02 PM UTC


TRUMP LAWYERS ARGUE AGAINST ALLOWING CAMERAS IN THE COURTROOM

Rebecca Shabad and Jonathan Dienst

Trump's lawyers are arguing against a media request to allow cameras in the
courtroom for his arraignment.

"We respectfully write in opposition to the media request ... to permit
videographers, photographers, and radio journalists to take audio/visual
recordings during tomorrow’s arraignment," they wrote in a letter to Judge Juan
Merchan, who’s expected to oversee Trump’s arraignment tomorrow.

"We submit that the media request should be denied because it will create a
circus-like atmosphere at the arraignment, raise unique security concerns, and
is inconsistent with President Trump’s presumption of innocence," Trump's
lawyers said.

In a separate letter sent to Merchan, the Manhattan district attorney's office
said it will "defer to Your Honor’s discretionary determination of how best to
manage these proceedings."

The letter, however, listed several points the DA's office said might help the
judge decide on the media's request. It says, for example, that there "does not
appear to be a categorical prohibition on cameras during an arraignment," but it
also says denying the request would be acceptable "in the interest of avoiding
potential prejudice to the defendant, maintaining an orderly proceeding,
assuring the safety of the participants in the proceeding, or for other
reasons."


TRUMP LEGAL TEAM OPPOSES CAMERAS IN COURT FOR ARRAIGNMENT

April 3, 202303:37

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23h ago / 6:51 PM UTC


‘CONTROL YOURSELVES,’ NYC MAYOR WARNS AHEAD OF TRUMP ARRAIGNMENT

April 3, 202302:24

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23h ago / 6:36 PM UTC


TRUMP CAMP SAYS IT HAS RAISED $7 MILLION SINCE INDICTMENT NEWS BROKE

Megan Lebowitz

Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller said on Twitter that Trump's presidential
campaign has raised $7 million since news of the indictment broke.

NBC News cannot independently verify those claims because candidates are not
required to file federal campaign finance reports until April 15.

Miller has previously advised Trump's campaign but had a stint as CEO of the
right-leaning social media platform GETTR before coming back to Trump's 2024
campaign.

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1d ago / 6:18 PM UTC


TRUMP RIPS MANHATTAN DA AND SPECIAL COUNSEL FROM PLANE

Rebecca Shabad

In a number of posts that Trump shared on Truth Social while en route to New
York today, he lambasted the Manhattan DA's office and special counsel Jack
Smith.

Trump ranted about President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents and
said he did nothing wrong with how he dealt with similar documents that were
taken from the White House and discovered at Mar-a-Lago.

The former president called Smith, who's leading the federal probe into Trump's
handling of classified documents and his role in Jan. 6, a "lunatic."

"When will they be looking at the Biden Documents ... I followed the
Presidential Records Act, he didn’t. He OBSTRUCTED, I DIDN’T. Trump hating
Prosecutor Jack Smith, a lunatic, should 'GET BIDEN!'" he wrote.

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1d ago / 6:08 PM UTC


REP. GOLDMAN, WHO WAS A TRUMP IMPEACHMENT LAWYER, WEIGHS IN

Summer Concepcion

Rep. Daniel Goldman, D-N.Y., issued a stern warning against Trump's escalation
of attacks against Bragg ahead of the former president's arraignment tomorrow.



Goldman served as lead counsel for House Democrats in the first impeachment
trial of Trump. He won the House seat for New York's 10th Congressional District
in the November midterm elections.

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1d ago / 6:07 PM UTC


SECRET SERVICE PREPS FOR TRUMP'S ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK

Monica Alba and Rose Horowitch

The U.S. Secret Service is preparing for Trump's arrival in New York ahead of
his high-profile arraignment tomorrow.

Patrick Freaney, special agent in charge of the Secret Service’s New York field
office, said in a statement that officers are trying to "minimize disruptions"
to normal court proceedings while protecting Trump.

"We have the utmost trust and confidence in the New York State Court officers
and New York City Police Department," he said.

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1d ago / 5:56 PM UTC


MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE LASHES OUT AT NYC MAYOR

Rebecca Shabad

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene lashed out at New York Mayor Eric Adams, calling him
"delusional" after he called her out at a briefing over her plans to protest
against Trump's arraignment.

In a tweet, Greene said that Adams is "trying to intimidate, threaten, and stop
me from using my 1st amendment rights to peacefully protest the Democrat’s
unconstitutional weaponization of our justice system against our top Republican
Presidential candidate, President Trump."

"Mayor Adams should be more concerned about NY citizens and taxpayers being
murdered, raped, robbed, and carjacked than an elected Member of Congress coming
to town," Greene said. "Or should I be the one concerned that the mayor of NYC
will weaponize his government or maybe his thugs like DA Alvin Bragg against
me?"

Adams warned Greene earlier today to "be on your best behavior."

Greene said Friday that she planned to be in New York tomorrow to protest
against the indictment.

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1d ago / 5:47 PM UTC


ERIC TRUMP TRACKS HIS DAD'S PLANE ... FROM INSIDE THE PLANE

Summer Concepcion



Trump's plane took off for New York just before 1 p.m. ET.

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BIDEN ADMIN IN TOUCH WITH AUTHORITIES ABOUT INDICTMENT FALLOUT, KIRBY SAYS

Megan Lebowitz

White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters that
the administration is monitoring indictment fallout and is in touch with state
and local authorities.

"We’ll be prepared should there be a need," he told reporters today. "Hopefully
there won’t be that need."

Kirby also emphasized that violence has no place in the country and there should
be no need "for anybody to want to visit violence on fellow citizens around this
or any other legal proceeding."

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SENIOR CAMPAIGN AIDES ARE TRAVELING WITH TRUMP TO NYC

Garrett Haake and Summer Concepcion

Several senior Trump campaign aides are traveling with him to New York City
today, an official confirmed to NBC News: Susie Wiles, Chris LaCivita, Jason
Miller, Steven Cheung and head of operations Justin Caporale.

Wiles, LaCivita and Miller are the three top officials in the Trump campaign,
which has a small formal staffing roster.

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TRUMP'S PLANE TAKES OFF FOR NEW YORK

Rose Horowitch and Gary Grumbach

A Trump-branded plane has departed Palm Beach International Airport for New
York.

Trump boarded the plane without fanfare.

Most commercial flight tracking websites will be unable to follow Trump's
progress while his plane is in the air.


TRUMP BOARDS FLIGHT TO NEW YORK AHEAD OF ARRAIGNMENT

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MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE TO APPEAR IN NEW YORK AND FLORIDA TOMORROW

Jonathan Allen

When Trump addresses the public following his arraignment tomorrow, Rep.
Marjorie Taylor Greene will be on hand at the Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach,
according to her office.

That will make for a busy day for the Georgia Republican, who is one of Trump’s
most loyal backers in Congress and a frequent speaker at his rallies. Earlier in
the day, she is scheduled to participate in a protest denouncing the
still-secret charges against him.

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MAYOR ERIC ADAMS SAYS NYC IS 'PREPARED' FOR TRUMP, WARNS 'RABBLE-ROUSERS'
AGAINST ENGAGING IN VIOLENCE

Rebecca Shabad

New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed confidence today that the city is ready
for the expected arrival of Trump, who plans to surrender and be arraigned
tomorrow, and he warned people not to engage in violence.

"We are prepared," Adams said at a press conference, flanked by other top city
officials, adding that Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell has repeatedly said
there are "no credible threats" to the city.

He said that New Yorkers should go on about their daily activities, going to
work and school, but he acknowledged that there will be "some disruptions" and
"additional traffic." He encouraged people to use public transit instead of
driving because there will be road closures throughout the city.

"While there may be some rabble-rousers thinking about coming to our city
tomorrow, our message is clear and simple: control yourselves. New York City is
our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger," Adams said. "Although we
have no specific threats, people like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is known to
spread misinformation and hate speech, she stated she’s coming to town. While
you’re in town, be on your best behavior. As always, we will not allow violence
or vandalism of any kind and if anyone is caught participating in any act of
violence, they will be arrested and held accountable, no matter who you are."

Sewell said at the press conference that she also urges people to rely on mass
transit tomorrow. She said there will be "rolling road closures" and one area
close to Trump Tower will be closed, she said. There will be a "healthy
complement of officers in the transit system" tomorrow, she added.

She also indicated that there are zones where it's a felony to carry a firearm
even if an individual has a license. Those include courthouses, federal
buildings and in First Amendment activity, she said.

"I think responsible ownership requires that you know what the laws are where
you are protesting and we expect everyone to adhere to ours," she said.

As of today, Sewell said, her department hasn't seen a major influx of people
coming into the city or anything out of the ordinary. "We don't see that
happening," she said.

She also noted that the NYPD has provided "some assistance" to Bragg's office
after the threats he's received and the department continues to investigate
them.

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HUTCHINSON SAYS TRUMP SHOULD DROP OUT OF PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Megan Lebowitz

In Asa Hutchinson's interview yesterday on ABC's "This Week," the new GOP
presidential contender said Trump should no longer run for president.

"I do believe if -- if we’re looking at the presidency and the future of our
country, then we don’t need that distraction, and he needs to be able to
concentrate on the legal issues that he faces," he said to Jonathan Karl.

While Hutchinson said Trump should drop out, he did not support the predicted
charges.

"I don’t like the idea of the charges, from what I’ve seen coming out of New
York," he said in the interview. "But the process has got to work, and we’ve got
to have respect for our criminal justice system, but also for the office of
presidency.

The former governor of Arkansas is the most critical GOP primary opponent of
Trump so far.

Hutchinson said that while he thinks Trump should drop out, he will not, so
voters will ultimately have to decide.

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TRUMP DEPARTS MAR-A-LAGO FOR NEW YORK

Rose Horowitch


TRUMP DEPARTS MAR-A-LAGO FOR NEW YORK AHEAD OF ARRAIGNMENT

April 3, 202302:38


Trump has left his Florida residence and is headed toward New York.

As his motorcade drove toward the airport, a small number of people lined up on
the side of the road to support him.

In a social media post yesterday, Trump said he would leave Mar-a-Lago at noon
and spend a night in Trump Tower in Manhattan before going to the courthouse
tomorrow morning.

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WHAT TRUMP RISKS IF HE KEEPS TALKING ABOUT THE JUDGE IN HIS CASE

Laura Jarrett

For days, Trump has been on a tear on social media, railing against Bragg’s hush
money investigation, Michael Cohen, prosecutors, and more recently, the judge
presiding over the historic case.

Without evidence, he’s referred to Judge Juan Merchan as “Trump Hating” and
suggested that Merchan was “handpicked” by Bragg.

Trump has previously referred to Bragg an “animal” in a post on his social media
platform, Truth Social. In another earlier Truth Social posting, he appears to
have shared an article that included an image of him wielding a baseball bat
juxtaposed next to an image of Bragg’s head. That post was deleted.

All defendants have a right to vigorously defend their innocence, but Trump
can’t threaten the prosecutor without risking other legal charges under New York
law.

Read more of this story here.

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1d ago / 3:53 PM UTC


ORBÁN TWEETS SUPPORT FOR TRUMP

Megan Lebowitz

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán shared his support for Trump this morning
on Twitter.

"Keep on fighting, Mr. President! We are with you, @realDonaldTrump," he wrote.

Orbán has veered Hungary increasingly to the right during his four terms at the
country's helm. He and Trump have supported each other, with the former
president endorsing Orbán at the beginning of last year, shortly before Orbán's
re-election. Orbán was also a speaker at the 2022 Conservative Political Action
Conference, a Republican gathering that has favored Trump in recent years.

Orbán's tweet has garnered more than 14,000 likes so far.

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NYPD PLANS TO ESCORT TRUMP FROM LAGUARDIA TO TRUMP TOWER

Jonathan Dienst and Rebecca Shabad

When Trump arrives at LaGuardia Airport today, the plan is to have a couple of
NYPD highway units escort the vehicle out of the airport for the drive to Trump
Tower in Manhattan, three senior officials say.

One NYPD vehicle will be driving in front of Trump's car and one will be behind.

The NYPD escort plan is to provide general security and to mitigate any safety
concerns. One official said security officials don’t want a paparazzi “Princess
Diana motorcycle-like chase” — or any other safety issue — during the drive to
Trump Tower, the sources said.

As of this morning, there was no plan to have additional units shut down any
roads or lanes from LaGuardia to Trump Tower.

The U.S. Service Service has the final say regarding which route to take or what
form of travel to take. Several routes have been mapped out, which is routine.

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MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE RESCHEDULES 'RALLY FOR TRUMP'

Rose Horowitch

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., one of Trump's fiercest supporters on
Capitol Hill, moved her "Rally for Trump" to 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, before the
former president's scheduled arraignment.

Greene will be in New York ahead of Trump's planned surrender to law
enforcement. Late last week, Greene called for protests after Trump's
indictment. She will hold her rally at Collect Pond Park, blocks from the court.

“I’m going to New York on Tuesday. We MUST protest the unconstitutional WITCH
HUNT!” she tweeted.

The calls have so far received a muted response, with few protesters coming out
against Trump's indictment. But the New York City Police Department has ramped
up security ahead of Trump's expected arraignment.

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NYC PREPARES FOR TRUMP’S ARRAIGNMENT

April 3, 202307:35

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BARR SAYS TRUMP 'LACKS ALL SELF-CONTROL' AND SHOULD AVOID TESTIFYING IN A
POTENTIAL TRIAL

Rose Horowitch

William Barr, Trump's former attorney general, said yesterday that it would be a
"particularly bad idea" for the former president to testify on his own behalf,
as Trump "lacks all self-control."

“I’m not his lawyer. Generally, I think it’s a bad idea to go on the stand, and
I think it’s a particularly bad idea for Trump, because he lacks all
self-control, and it would be very difficult to prepare him and keep him
testifying in a prudent fashion,” Barr said in an interview with "Fox News
Sunday."

Barr served twice as the country's top law enforcement officer, under the first
President Bush and then again under Trump. But he has come out against Trump for
his false claims about the 2020 election.

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RAMASWAMY CALLS ON BRAGG TO DROP CHARGES

Megan Lebowitz and Ben Kamisar

GOP allies continue falling in line behind Trump, criticizing the indictment of
the former president and calling prosecution "politically motivated."

Republican primary competitor Vivek Ramaswamy put out a television ad calling on
the Manhattan DA to drop the "corrupt" charges. He said he expects every
Republican to join him.

"We're not some banana republic where the ruling party gets to use its police
power to arrest its political opponents," Ramaswamy said in the ad. He is not
considered to be a top GOP contender for the nomination.

AdImpact, an advertisement data tracking company, found the ad running
nationally on Newsmax and a media market that covers much of New Hampshire, an
early nominating state.

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TRUMP CAMP SAYS POST-INDICTMENT FUNDRAISING ECLIPSES $5 MILLION

Garrett Haake, Ben Kamisar and Bridget Bowman

Trump's campaign says it's raised more than $5 million since the news of his
indictment was first reported Thursday night.

While the campaign initially touted raising $4 million in the first 24 hours
after the indictment, a campaign official tells NBC News it's since eclipsed $5
million. (Axios first reported the updated total.)

It won’t be possible to verify those claims until fundraising reports are filed
with the Federal Election Commission on April 15. Friday was also the last day
of the first fundraising quarter, when campaigns typically make a final push
before closing their books on the first three months of the year. 

But the Trump campaign is clearly trying to send the message that the indictment
is helping — not hurting — his presidential bid. The campaign noted in a press
release that in the first 24 hours after the indictment, 25% of contributions
came from first-time donors. 

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TRUMP CALLS FOR NEW JUDGE AND TRIAL VENUE IN OVERNIGHT TRUTH SOCIAL POST

Rose Horowitch

Trump claimed it would be "IMPOSSIBLE" for him to get a fair trial in New York
and called for a new trial venue and judge in an overnight post on his Truth
Social site.

"The Corrupt D.A. has no case," he wrote. "What he does have is a venue where it
is IMPOSSIBLE for me to get a Fair Trial (it must be changed!)".

Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina said yesterday that it was "way too premature" to be
thinking about venue changes. Speaking about motions Trump's team could file, he
added, that “everything’s on the table," in an interview with ABC News' "This
Week."

In his post, Trump also referred to Judge Juan Merchan as "Trump Hating," and
said "he must be changed!"

Tacopina said yesterday that he doesn't believe Merchan is unfair. “Do I think
the judge is biased? Of course not,” he said. “How could I subscribe to that
when I’ve had no interactions with the judge that would lead me to believe he’s
biased?”

Trump attorney James Trusty, who represents him in a separate case, said on “Fox
News Sunday” about Trump's attacks on Merchan, “Well, the president’s a big
believer in free speech — as you know, he’s got strong opinions."

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NEW POLL: MOST AMERICANS APPROVE OF TRUMP INDICTMENT

Alex Seitz-Wald

As many as 60% of Americans approve of the Trump indictment, even though 76% say
politics played a role in it, according to a new CNN poll of 1,048 adults
conducted Friday through Saturday by the polling firm SSRS.

Americans have been following news of the indictment closely, with 94% saying
they had heard at least a little about it and 51% saying they had heard a lot,
even though the poll was conducted in the first 48 hours after the news broke.

Americans were split on whether Trump’s payments to porn star Stormy Daniels
were illegal — 37% said they were, while 33% said they were unethical, but not
illegal. Only 10% said the payments were “not wrong at all” while another 20%
weren’t sure.

While Democrats nearly universally approved of the indictment, Republicans were
slightly less unanimous in their opposition to it, with only 54% strongly
disapproving. Independents were mostly in favor of the indictment, with 62%
approving of it and 38% disapproving.

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