Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about some totally

precedented news.

The former president of the United States,

Donald J. Trump, has been indicted federally.

Again.

This time, it's in D.C DC dealing with alleged election interference.

Looks like four counts.

The counts are one is conspiracy to defraud,

another is conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, another is

conspiracy against the rights, and then there is a count of obstruction of and attempt to obstruct unofficial proceeding.

The interesting thing about it is that they are conspiracy charges.

There are co-conspirators, but they are numbered.

We don't know their names yet. It does look like there might be

a number of attorneys implicated. Now they may be uncharged. As we talked about earlier, I have a feeling like this indictment,

dealing with any of the election stuff, is going to introduce a whole new bunch of terms to the average American vocabulary.

So what does this mean?

I think the big thing for Trump is that he needs to understand he is now

looking at two separate federal indictments on separate offenses.

Meaning if he is found guilty of both,

that will probably impact sentencing.

Not going to be a first time offender. The one that gets

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