US EditionTrump expects to be indicted on Jan. 6 charges ‘any day now’
- Former President Donald Trump predicts he will be indicted by the Justice Department in connection with the January 6 Capitol riots, claiming it is an attempt to cover up allegations against President Biden.
- Trump defends his actions on January 6 as a "peaceful and patriotic" speech, falsely claiming the election was stolen from him.
- The Department of Justice is investigating the January 6 riot and Trump's attempts to remain in power after the 2020 election, and a potential indictment would be Trump's third since announcing his latest run for president.
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Capitol riots: Donald Trump expects to be indicted ‘any day now’
Former US president Donald Trump said that he expects to be indicted “any day now” by the Justice Department over his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. On his social media site, Truth Social, Trump on Monday (July 31) claimed that special counsel Jack Smith would file charges against him to “cover up” a litany of unfounded allegations against President Joe Biden.
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