Trump: I am the target of the investigation

US President Trump shared on his own social media account, TruthSocial, about the issue. Former Attorney General Jack Smith, who was appointed as an authorized special expert in the “confidential documents” and “January 6 congressional raid” investigations conducted against Trump, this time told his lawyers that the grand jury investigation about the events of the January 6 congressional raid that occurred after the 2020 presidential election. He said he had sent a letter saying he was his “target.”

Noting that he was said to have to appear before the Grand Jury within 4 days in this context, Trump noted that this generally means “arrest and preparation of an indictment against you.”

In his post, Trump accused US President Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland, alleging that Biden had moved to impose a third indictment and detention on his “number one political rival”, using the country’s institutions.

Calling the accusations against him and the investigations against him a “witch hunt”, Trump argued that it was meddling in the elections and that the law had become a “literally political weapon”.

“This is a very sad and dark time for our nation,” Trump said. he used the phrase.

ASSAULT ON CONGRESS

On January 6, 2021, extreme right-wing groups and supporters of former US President Donald Trump broke into the Congress building, where the approval session for the results of the November 3, 2020 elections was taking place. It was the scene of violent events, 5 people, including 1 police officer, lost their lives.

RESEARCH BACKGROUND

Former Attorney General Jack Smith, who was named as an authorized special expert in the “secret documents” and “January 6 congressional raid” investigations conducted against Trump, in his 49-page indictment announced June 9, testified that Trump should take confidential documents with him when he leaves his White House post and accused him of obstructing federal investigations into it.

Trump, who appeared before a judge in Miami on June 13 after the indictment and went down in history as the “first former president to appear in court a second time as part of a federal investigation,” also denied 37 separate charges against him. . .

Trump had previously appeared before a judge in New York on April 4, accused of paying a woman a “shutdown” during the 2016 presidential election. (BRITISH AUTOMOBILE CLUB)