Trump delivers incoherent speech praising Capitol rioters after judge denies $355m fraud delay: Live – Beragampengetahuan

Donald Trump is well-known for a lot of things: his divisiveness, his career in real estate, The Apprentice, his lawsuits, for being the only president to be impeached twice.

But perhaps nothing has infiltrated society more than Trump’s unique linguistic style.

Whether he’s posting on Truth Social, speaking at a campaign rally or testifying in court, Trump never seems to be at a loss for words — and sometimes, he even makes up new ones.

From uttering gaffes to tweeting typos (like “covfefe”) to misreading words (like “Nambia”) to dismissing his opponent with a harsh nickname, his terminology often proves instantly iconic.

Here, Kelly Rissman offers a dictionary guide to Trump’s most memorable phrases.

For Indy Voices, Eric Garcia explains what’s changed and who hasn’t shown up for this year’s conservative jamboree.

GOP members were accused of “destroying the conservative movement” with the stunt and making light of the riot on Capitol Hill on 6 January 2021 in which five people lost their lives as right-wing protesters invaded the legislative complex and engaged in violent clashes with police officers.

Here’s John Bowden’s preview of tomorrow’s primary in Nikki Haley’s home state, which appears to be Donald Trump’s to lose, barring a minor miracle for the Palmetto State’s former governor.

Ordinarily, defeat on home soil would mean curtains for a presidential candidate, but Haley has vowed to fight on until at least Super Tuesday.

Attorneys for Trump are pushing the judge overseeing a massive fraud case against the former president to delay the more than $355m judgment against him.

But New York County Supreme Court justice Arthur Engoron isn’t convinced.

Trump’s legal team is now arguing that New York attorney general Letitia James – whose office launched a three-year investigation and lawsuit that sparked a months-long civil trial against Trump and his co-defendants – should have consulted with his lawyers on the terms of the judgement.

Here’s Alex Woodward with the latest.

Fox News broadcast some further unseen clips from Tuesday night’s South Carolina town hall with Trump last night.

Really getting their money’s worth out of this, aren’t they?

Among the dregs were Trump’s thoughts on Bitcoin, oil prices and what’s at stake in November’s election as a toadying Tim Scott sat in to play Robin to his Batman.

Sleepy Don looked absolutely shattered last night as he took to the stage an hour and a half late in Nashville, Tennessee, to address the National Religious Broadcasters association and boy was he on one.

Tripping over words you might hope he had down for this audience like “evangelical”, he declared, among other things, that he had made “Israel” the capital of Israel during his presidency (presumably confusing the decision to move the US embassy in that country from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem), that he planned to close down the Department of Education (!) and praised the Capitol rioters, or “J6 hostages”, for their “tremendous spirit”.

He even claimed that “everybody” agreed with the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs Wade, which, I don’t know, I’m sure can’t be right… Everybody? Really? No one had a problem? You’d think someone would have mentioned it…

It really was an astonishing performance, some of which amounted to outright gibberish.

The names you’d expect… and one surprise…

Mike Bedigan ponders the whereabouts of the former first lady:

Lydic attacked Mr Trump for “making it about himself” after the one-term president posted an essay on Truth Social titled ‘Biden:Trump::Putin:Navalny.”

The post included a line which read, “Alexei Navalny’s untimely death shines a light on the Left’s lawfare on Trump.”

However, Lydic thought that to compare Navalny with Trump was “unacceptable.”

Amelia Neath has the story: