Trump denies charges in Jan. 6 witch hunt.

Trump Pleads⁣ “Not Guilty” to Latest Federal Charges

Former President Donald Trump made a dramatic entrance into a Washington, D.C., federal courtroom on Thursday, where he pleaded “not⁤ guilty” to a four-count indictment handed ⁣down by Special ‍Counsel‍ Jack Smith. As President ⁤Joe Biden enjoys a vacation in Delaware, Trump faces mounting scandals surrounding the Biden family’s business ventures.

In a fiery statement on Truth Social, ⁢Trump expressed his frustration, accusing the Bidens of stealing millions​ of dollars and accepting bribes from foreign countries. He criticized the unfairness of the venue and judge, declaring that the nation⁢ is in decline.

Smith’s‍ charges against Trump are related to the‍ Jan. 6 Capitol riot and include conspiracy‌ to defraud the United ‍States, conspiracy against rights, obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy to obstruct a proceeding. ‍These charges are seen by many as an attack on⁣ political speech.

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The ‍timing of this indictment follows a pattern of Trump charges being unveiled whenever new revelations emerge about the Biden family’s business‌ schemes.

With ‍a comfortable lead ⁢in the Republican presidential primary, Trump ⁢now faces a total of 78 charges across three​ investigations. In a lighthearted comment on Truth Social, he joked ⁤about needing ‍one ‍more ‌indictment to ensure ⁤his⁢ election.

Meanwhile, President ⁣Biden is facing escalating calls for impeachment as evidence surfaces about his family’s business deals, potentially implicating him in a criminal bribery ​scheme.

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Former Biden family business⁤ partner Devon Archer recently ⁢provided new ⁢details about the president’s influence-peddling schemes. Archer⁤ testified that Hunter Biden facilitated phone calls with⁢ his associates,​ while ​Joe Biden served as vice president and‍ his son sat on the⁣ board of Ukrainian energy company‍ Burisma, receiving excessive compensation despite lacking industry experience. Archer revealed that Burisma hired​ Hunter Biden to‌ build a brand of influence and intimidate their opponents.

In 2018, Joe Biden openly bragged about pressuring the Ukrainian government to fire ​the top prosecutor investigating Burisma.

Archer’s testimony contradicts ‌President ‌Biden’s repeated denials of involvement in⁢ his son’s ⁢business affairs.

Tristan Justice is the western correspondent for⁤ The Federalist and ⁣the author of Social‍ Justice Redux, a conservative newsletter on culture, health, and wellness. He has also written ⁤for The Washington Examiner and The Daily Signal. His work⁤ has also been featured in⁢ Real Clear Politics and Fox News. Tristan graduated from George Washington University where he majored in political science ‍and minored in journalism. Follow him⁤ on Twitter at @JusticeTristan ‌or contact him at [email protected]. Sign ​up for Tristan’s email ​newsletter here.