DOJ Says Trump Protesters Could Face RICO Charges for Yelling at Him During Dinner
A Justice Department official defended federal racketeering charges against protesters, citing alleged organized harm and assault on officers during protests targeting President Trump.
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Deputy AG Blanche Defends Trump’s Suggestion of RICO Probe Into Protesters
President Donald Trump was correct to say that some leftist protesters could be prosecuted for racketeering, according to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. Trump has suggested that a small group of protesters who held up miniature Gaza flags and chanted "Free D.C.! Free Palestine! Trump is the Hitler of our time!" while he ate dinner at a restaurant in downtown D.C. last week could face charges under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Orga…
Deputy AG defends Trump’s idea of prosecuting DC protesters
In an interview with CNN’s Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended President Trump’s suggestion that protesters who confronted him at a DC restaurant could face criminal charges.
CNN's Kaitlan Collins Roasts Todd Blanche on Trump Protest
CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins took on Trump Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche over his claim that protesters who chanted at President Donald Trump in a restaurant could be prosecuted under racketeering laws. Trump staged a photo op at Joe’s Seafood in Washington, D.C., to promote his police crackdown earlier this month, but was booed on his way in and out of the restaurant, and accosted by protesters calling him “Hitler” while inside. During an …
'That can't be a serious question!' Trump DOJ official lashes out at CNN's Kaitlan Collins
A Department of Justice official got testy Tuesday night during a CNN interview with anchor Kaitlan Collins, expressing shock that the journalist would dare ask whether he believes women who shouted at President Donald Trump as he dined in Washington, D.C., were causing "harm or damage" worthy of fa...
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