As I watch the media cover the myriad investigations into Donald J. Trump, I am left to wonder this about the former president of the United States:
How is he going to react when — and I have no doubt that it will occur — the special counsel indicts him for felony crimes? Will he lose what is left of his mind? Will he say something we could deem as a direct physical threat to the special counsel, Jack Smith? If he does, will the feds then decide on the spot to arrest him for issuing such a threat?
I am growing increasingly concerned about Trump’s behavior as news keeps leaking about the state of Smith’s probe. Trump is running for POTUS again, but as a candidate under federal — and state — investigations, he places himself in considerable jeopardy by shooting off his pie hole.
This guy not only cannot tell the truth. He also cannot control himself. He doesn’t heed lawyers’ advice to stop talking about these legal matters. On and on he goes, blathering lie after lie.
My goodness. He has admitted to others that he kept “classified documents,” despite denying he did the obvious. Trump then offered a jaw-dropping response to a question as to whether he told anyone about the documents: “Not really,” he said.
Huh? What the … ?
He has given the special counsel the ammo he needs to unload on the former POTUS when the time comes to indict him.
Back to my question: What will he do the moment he hears that Smith has asked the grand jury to indict him?
This individual’s behavior suggests to me that we need to watch him ver-r-r-r-ry carefully.