Calls to Prosecute Political Opponents by Former President Trump

Former President Trump escalated calls to prosecute political opponents, circulating posts on Truth Social calling for jailing of high-profile politicians like President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Senators McConnell and Schumer. Posts also targeted Liz Cheney and members of the Jan. 6 committee, invoking military tribunals. Biden campaign denounced the posts as threats to democracy.

Supreme Court's Decision on Presidential Immunity and Potential Implications

Democrats express concerns that the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity could enable future presidents to target political opponents legally, sparking warnings of authoritarian rule. Some Democrats openly wished for the Biden administration to eliminate Trump using the military. Conservatives responded with mockery, referencing President Biden's alleged infirmity.

Former President Trump's Vow for Revenge Against Political Opponents

Former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb expresses concern over what former President Trump could do to his political opponents in a second term as Trump vows revenge against Democrats he believes orchestrated his legal troubles. Trump's anger has reportedly escalated post-conviction, with statements indicating plans to go after opponents if re-elected.

Former President Trump's threats of revenge against political opponents

Former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb expresses concern over what former President Trump could do to his political opponents if re-elected, as Trump repeatedly vows revenge against Democrats who he falsely claims orchestrated his legal troubles for political gain.

Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions

Former Rep. Ken Buck criticizes Donald Trump for using harsh rhetoric to embolden his base but not always following through on his statements, specifically regarding targeting political opponents.

Concerns about Trump's Potential Impact on U.S. Intelligence Community in a Second Term

Former intelligence officers express concern that a second term for Trump could lead to misuse of spy services, undermining of U.S. intelligence community, and potential targeting of political opponents. Trump's supporters argue that he strengthened spy agencies during his first term. Allies may withhold intelligence information out of fear of retribution. Trump's mishandling of classified information and praise for Putin raise concerns among U.S. partners. Potential second term actions include inserting political appointees into intelligence agencies and focusing on China as a top priority.

Trial and Conviction of Former President Donald Trump

Rep. Mike Quigley discusses the precedent set by the trial and conviction of former President Donald Trump, acknowledging the risk of politicians going after their opponents in court but emphasizing the importance of holding leaders accountable for their actions.

Political Accusations Against President Joe Biden

Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard accused President Joe Biden of abusing power and persecuting political opponents after former President Donald Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records. Gabbard claimed Biden is turning the country into a banana republic controlled by an elitist cabal.

Vladimir Putin's Fifth Term as Russian Leader

Vladimir Putin starts fifth term as Russian leader, with the term lasting until 2030, after defeating political opponents.

Donald Trump calling for imprisonment of political opponents

Former President Trump is calling for the imprisonment of nine political opponents, including Liz Cheney, based on claims that crucial evidence was withheld by the Jan. 6 committee regarding the Capitol riot.