President Trump goes to Miami court for arraignment, then vows revenge against the Biden clan.

The Biden administration tutts a transgender influencer who flashed his fake breasts on the White House lawn,

and Bud Light loses its number one market status.

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And one of the most shocking moments in American history,

President Trump showed up in Miami yesterday to plead not guilty in his arraignment.

He's been arraigned on 37 charges, a 37-count indictment

surrounding the mishandling of classified material, obstruction of justice, and other behaviors

surrounding his handling of classified documents. According to the Wall Street Journal,

he lashed out at federal prosecutors and portrayed himself as a victim of political persecution

hours after pleading not guilty in a Miami court to charges that he illegally retained and shared classified national security documents after leaving the White House.

He said this day will go down in infamy.

Of course, we went through the details of the indictment just the other day.

The indictment does have some descriptions of activities that very likely transgress

on the law if he actually is proved to have done those things. That leaves aside the question as to whether it is correct for the Biden DOJ to prosecute its chief political opposition. Again, two separate questions. There's the legal question as to what Trump did and did it violate the law because under that standard, Hillary Clinton also violated the law. And then there's the question of, is it good for the Biden DOJ?

And it is the Biden DOJ.

As I mentioned yesterday on the show, the simple fact of the matter is that Jack Smith, the special counsel, is not his fault that he's moving forward with a case that seems pretty clear cuts to him. The real question here is why the Attorney General of the United States, Merrick Garland,

who's a political appointee who works for the president of the United States,

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