Former President Donald Trump has been “absolutely amazing” in his handling of the four indictments brought against him ahead of the 2024 presidential election, host Megyn Kelly said. megyn kelly show.
“I have no advice for him. He’s doing just fine without me,” Kelly said at the Conservative Political Action Conference CPAC 2024 on What Trump Needs to Do to Win in 2024. When asked if he had one, he answered:
“So what he’s doing in the legal field is really amazing,” she continued. “He handles everything the way he should.”
WATCH: Megyn Kelly, Kali Lake and more talk about what Trump needs to do to win in 2024:
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Kelly said President Joe Biden’s apparent cognitive decline, detailed extensively in Special Counsel Robert Hur’s recently released report, could benefit President Trump ahead of the election. He added that there is.
Joe Biden slips while descending a short flight of stairs. He clung to the railing for dear life.
This came just hours after the left-wing mob Axios reported that staff feared he would be ousted again. pic.twitter.com/h74OLCatVY
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Momentum: Biden nearly tripped (twice) while boarding Air Force One — even though he took short steps to avoid tripping pic.twitter.com/CkoLnwLV2q
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WATCH: Let’s do it together, Joe! Biden looks confused at Veterans Day ceremony
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“Honestly, I think it might work out the same way we see less of Trump and more of Joe Biden stumbling, slurring his words, making mistakes.” she concluded.
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As reported by Breitbart News, Trump has been indicted four times, once in a county court in Manhattan, New York; Once in federal court in Miami, Florida. Once in federal court in Washington, DC. and once in the county courthouse of Fulton County, Georgia.
Together, these charges amount to 91 criminal charges to date. In New York State, he faces 34 charges, and his total maximum sentence is 136 years. 40 counts in Miami, maximum 450 years. In D.C., he has four cases, up to 55 years old, or death. There are 13 convictions in Georgia, facing up to 76.5 years.
