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Trump Indictment hearing

Just as expected the indictment trial brought against Donald Trump came before a Grand Jury. Trump presented himself in person and appeared before the Judge. Soon after the trial ended and the next hearing has been scheduled for December 4th days ahead before the primaries start for the 2024 Presidential election.
Mr. Trump had announced that he would be running for the President in 2024. Polls suggest him with more that 50% of the votes favouring him, more than 28% ahead of Ron De Santis coming second in the Republican race to the Presidential Nominee in the 2024 Presidential Elections. His rivals in the Republican came together in support of Mr. Donald Trump in condemning the indictment.
Soon after Mr. Trump left to his Mar-e-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida where he gave a speech lasting 25 minutes to his supporters. Nothing was told about the court hearing earlier in the day in his speech.
The administration has been facing a series of tornadoes hit the south and the mid-west US recently. Mr. Biden hasn’t spoken about the indictment trial something rare & unseen before by any previous US Presidents.

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