Foreign news agencies reported from Washington. United States on August 2 that Mr. Jack Smith, special adviser to the US Department of Justice which was appointed by Mr. Merrick Garland, Minister of Justice Investigating former President Donald Trump reveals some content The 45-page indictment outlines four additional charges against the former president for “attempting to interfere in the presidential election” on Nov. 3, 2020.
The four charges include conspiracy to defraud the US government. Conspiracy to disrupt state mechanisms Obstructing and attempting to obstruct the operations of the state and conspiracy to infringe rights
In a brief statement after Trump was indicted, special counsel Jack Smith described the US Capitol insurrection as an “unprecedented assault” that was “fueled by lies” from the former president. He encouraged Americans to read the indictment. pic.twitter.com/pD8KrMj1uk
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Smith said Trump deliberately repeatedly published false content. “To make it look like it is true” that you are the winner of the presidential election. Former US president defeated by current President Joe Biden from the Democratic Party
Trump and his team issued a statement in response. “Homophobia and a political witch hunt” to interfere with the 2024 presidential election, where Trump has a leading edge over all his opponents. in the Republican Party nomination
Incidentally, Smith filed a lawsuit against Trump. in June In the past, unauthorized storage and possession of confidential documents and obstruction of justice Which has a maximum prison sentence of 20 years by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to search and seize documents which are hidden in many areas Inside a mansion in Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, in August Last year made Trump the first former US president. which was subject to criminal prosecution.
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