Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says "thorough investigation" led to Trump indictment

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg told reporters Tuesday after the arraignment of former President Donald Trump that a "thorough investigation" led to his office's decision to charge Trump with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

See Also: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg makes the most incredible statement of the day

"This is the business capital of the world," Bragg said about New York City. "We regularly do cases involving false business statements. The bedrock of the basis for business integrity and a well-functioning business marketplace is accurate record-keeping." 

See Also: Former President Donald J. Trump Delivers Remarks at Mar-a-Lago

 Trump pleaded not guilty to all charges.

See Also: 'I call him Baby Trump': Al Sharpton on protesting Ron DeSantis administration's blocking of Black history

The charges were announced after Bragg conducted a grand jury investigation related to a $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels made by Trump's former attorney and "fixer" Michael Cohen in the days before the 2016 presidential election. Trump has denied a sexual encounter with Daniels. Bragg's office announced last week that a grand jury had indicted the former president.

See Also: Kamala Harris dismisses unpopularity among Democrats ahead of 2024: 'Political chatter'

At his news conference Tuesday, Bragg alleged that Trump "repeatedly made false statements on New York business records" and "caused others to make false statements."

See Also: MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson claimed that when people think of Florida, they mostly think of "crystal meth and alligators."

"Why did Donald Trump repeatedly make these false statements?" Bragg said. "The evidence will show he did so to cover up crimes relating to the 2016 election."

See Also: "The View" co-host Joy Behar says the quiet part OUT LOUD about Trump vs DeSantis

Bragg accused Trump of "paying Mr. Cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crime committed the prior year." To pay Cohen back, "they planned to mischaracterize the repayments to Mr. Cohen as income to the New York State tax authorities," Bragg said. 

See Also: Trump's attorney Joe Tacopina: I anticipate motion to dismiss charges

In addition to the payment made to Daniels, the indictment also details an alleged "catch and kill" scheme by Trump, Cohen and American Media, Inc. (AMI), which "agreed to identify and suppress negative stories about him."

See Also: former President Trump and special counsel Jack Smith bringing a "new level of aggressiveness and urgency" at the Department of Justice

Both Cohen and AMI have "admitted to committing illegal conduct in connection with the scheme," according to court documents. In August 2018, AMI, the owner and publisher of magazines and supermarket tabloids including the National Enquirer, "admitted in a non-prosecution agreement that it made a payment to a source of a story to ensure that the source 'did not publicize damaging allegations' about the Defendant 'before the 2016 presidential election and thereby influence that election,'" according to a statement of facts filed by prosecutors along with the indictment.

See Also:  Former President Donald Trump's indictment could make turnout in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election 'unstable'

DeSantis’ signature tips US into majority 'constitutional carry' nation with new Florida gun rights law

FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. now has a majority of states with constitutional carry laws on the books after Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law Monday that eliminates the requirement for an individual to obtain a permit to carry a concealed firearm.  

See Also:  Former President Donald Trump's indictment could make turnout in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election 'unstable'

"The NRA applauds Florida for becoming the 26th state to adopt the vital Constitutional Carry legislation. This NRA-spearheaded initiative empowers Floridians to exercise their Second Amendment rights without undue bureaucratic barriers, affirming the fundamental right to self-defense," NRA-ILA Interim Executive Director Randy Kozuch exclusively told www.tranganhnam.xyz Digital in a statement. 

See Also: former President Trump and special counsel Jack Smith bringing a "new level of aggressiveness and urgency" at the Department of Justice

The Florida Senate voted 27 to 13 last week on the constitutional carry bill, sending the legislation to DeSantis, who signed it into law on Monday morning. There were already 25 states that had permitless or "constitutional carry" laws on the books, meaning Florida tipped the U.S. into becoming a constitutional carry-majority nation.

See Also: Trump's attorney Joe Tacopina: I anticipate motion to dismiss charges

The law allows eligible citizens 21 years of age and up to carry without asking the government for a permit and without paying a fee. The legislation does not change who is eligible to obtain a carry permit, and those who still wish to get a permit may do so under the law. 

See Also: "The View" co-host Joy Behar says the quiet part OUT LOUD about Trump vs DeSantis

"We thank Gov. DeSantis for his support of self-defense and Second Amendment laws and for prioritizing the safety and security of Florida residents. This historic moment is a testament to the dedication of the NRA, our members, gun owners, and Second Amendment supporters working together in the state. Today's NRA victory inspires us to continue advocating for Constitutional Carry laws across the nation, ensuring the protection of Second Amendment rights for all Americans," Kozuch added in his comment to www.tranganhnam.xyz . 

See Also: MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson claimed that when people think of Florida, they mostly think of "crystal meth and alligators."

"We extend our gratitude to the Florida legislature and all those who have worked tirelessly to make this a reality in the Sunshine State."

The law will officially go into effect on July 1, 2023.

"Constitutional Carry is in the books," DeSantis said in a press release Monday.

Republicans in the state argued over the last few months that the bill would further protect residents and their families from potential crimes, while also continuing to advance Second Amendment freedoms. 

See Also: Kamala Harris dismisses unpopularity among Democrats ahead of 2024: 'Political chatter'

"This bill is a big step, a big step to help the average law-abiding citizen, to keep them from having to go through the hoops of getting a permit from the government to carry their weapon," Republican state Rep. Chuck Brannan said last month. 

Florida state Democrats and activists argued that easier access to conceal carry would lead to more violence. 

See Also: 'I call him Baby Trump': Al Sharpton on protesting Ron DeSantis administration's blocking of Black history

Neighboring Georgia became the 25th state with a constitutional carry law on the books when Gov. Brian Kemp signed a similar bill nearly one year ago. 

TESTY

hey,walter923vargas@gmail.com
thank you

TEST

 

55025812-New Dispatch- of item

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
55025812-New Dispatch- of item
#########################

To walter923vargas@gmail.com,
===============
Please review your recent invoice.
with attached file 19811853

Thanks for supporting us.

Thanks You Purchase 835632357187 KG an one item

90P3 SF4W
RHYW X9G

Thank you for your order - #HD8344893635

Inv No - #8344893635
Date - 29/11/22

PayPal

---

walter923vargas

Your order is successfully accepted.

 Details: 

Btc ex-change
Quantity	0.364
Cux Id	#YM7rcV
amount	$ 364.23

The amount charged will show up on your account within 24 hrs.

---

To stop this order, you can call us at 

+ 1 (8 8 8) , 5 9 9 , 9 5 8 5