The NPR Politics Podcast No Major Violence In Miami As Trump Pleaded Not Guilty
Jun 13, 2023
The court appearance of a former president, greeted with enthusiasm by supporters, raises questions about public reaction and historical significance. The discussions delve into the implications of legal troubles on political confidence and judicial independence. Strategies for navigating the trial contrast quick resolutions with prolonging proceedings, shaping future political dynamics. As the trial timeline overlaps with an upcoming election, the impact on the candidates and public trust is under scrutiny.
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New Citizen Call
- A listener named Chris called in from his U.S. citizenship ceremony.
- Miles Parks congratulated him and reminded him to register to vote.
Trump's Not Guilty Plea
- Trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony counts related to handling classified documents.
- He was booked with digital fingerprints, but no mugshot was taken and travel was not restricted.
Peaceful Demonstration
- Hundreds of Trump supporters gathered outside the courthouse, demonstrating support despite the heat.
- The crowd remained well-behaved, with no reported incidents of violence.