Trump News Today – LIVE: Donald Trump Sues New York’s Letitia James as Kash Patel to ‘Testify’ in Mar-a-Lago Case

Playing in front of a crowd of supporters in Robstown, Texas, former President Donald Trump talked about his first two runs at the White House and cheered as he teased his third run.

“I will probably have to do it again to make our country successful, safe and glorious again,” he said last month.

The carefully placed word “probably” may disappear from Trump’s stump speech in no time. The former president’s aides are quietly gearing up for his 2024 presidential election, which could begin shortly after next week’s midterm elections.

Donald Trump has settled a lawsuit filed by a group of Mexican protesters who allege they were vandalized by Republican private security guards during the 2015 presidential election.

The two sides reached a settlement as jurors were selected for a civil trial in a New York court.

Details of the settlement in the protesters’ lawsuit were not disclosed.

“We were eager to go to court to prove the frivolity of this case, but in the end both parties were able to reach an amicable settlement,” Trump’s attorney Alina Habba said. “We are very happy with the outcome and happy to finally close this issue once and for all.”

Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against New York State Attorney General Letitia James alleging “unusual wrongdoing” and embarking on a “war of intimidation and harassment” against him.

A 41-page document filed in Florida Circuit Court in Palm Beach sought to prevent James from obtaining documents from a Florida revocable trust that holds ownership of the Trump Organization.

“Extraordinary misconduct requires extraordinary remedies,” the lawsuit said. “As shown below, James has repeatedly abused his position as Attorney General of the State of New York and has been merciless, harmful, public and apologetic towards President Trump, a resident of Palm Beach County, Florida. He pursued a crusade that did not and achieved the declared goal: to destroy him personally, economically and politically.”

Trump alleges that the New York Attorney General is invading his privacy by asking for details of his trust.

James filed a civil suit against Trump and his family last month, alleging financial fraud.

Donald Trump’s biracial ex-girlfriend, Kara Young, has broken her silence over an incident in which he told her he got the information from his white father.

talk inside edition In her first interview with Trump since 2017 on Tuesday, Young, 47, confirmed the veracity of earlier reports of alleged encounters.

Johanna Chisholm has a story.

Donald Trump’s aide, Kash Patel, is set to testify before a grand jury investigating the handling of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago after being granted immunity from prosecution, reports say. ing.

Patel, who worked for the Trump administration, is scheduled to “soon to testify” before a federal grand jury. wall street journal Reported on Wednesday evening.

In June, Trump named Patel as one of the official representatives of the National Archives and Records Administration.

Speaking to conservative talk radio personality and podcaster Chris Stigal, the former president was asked about current events and news topics, including the midterm elections and Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter.

Trump’s remarks against the infamous rapper, who has made numerous anti-Semitic comments and has been kicked out of a string of companies he worked with, were particularly notable.

Hillary Clinton has told a federal judge that she and several others have been sued in a dismissed lawsuit against former President Donald Trump and his lawyers alleging that they conspired to sink Trump’s case. It requested an order to pay attorneys’ fees and costs in excess of $1 million to cover the costs incurred by the defendants in their defense. In the 2016 presidential election, he was accused of colluding with Russia.

Abe Usher has the details.

The former president began airing his controversial remarks Tuesday morning while calling Chris Stigal’s radio show.

Johanna Chisholm reports.

The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the House Ways and Means Committee from obtaining six years of tax returns from former President Donald Trump and his namesake real estate business.

The temporary stay was granted by Chief Justice John Roberts, who is in charge of appealing the judgment of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

Chief Justice Roberts also ordered the House to respond to the former president’s appeal by November 10.

Andrew Feinberg reports from Washington, DC.

Lawyers who helped former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election results saw appeals to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as “key” to their success.

A December 2020 email shows lawyers discussing ways to delay certifying results in Georgia, where Democrat Joe Biden won. He suggested that an appeal to Thomas, the judge who handles the emergency appeals, could be “key here”.

“We want to frame things so that Thomas can say that Georgia has legitimate suspicions and issue some kind of suspension or other circuit opinion,” Chesebro wrote. “Realistically, the only chance to get a favorable judicial opinion by Jan. 6, which could keep Georgia’s numbers in Congress, is from Thomas.”