Trump news today: Trump attacks transgender rights as Nikki Haley to take on former president in 2024 race

On Tuesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James released a video showing Donald Trump being the fifth to plead over 400 times in a civil fraud case deposition against him.

Trump, along with the Trump Organization and his three adult children, have been accused of inflating their finances to receive benefits.

Donald Trump has come under fire for calling on his supporters to “unwind” and “physically fight” the Republican front-runner in the 2024 presidential election.

After being banned from Twitter, Trump, who is an active user of his social media platform, Truth Social, reposted messages from supporters that he believed suggested violence.

“Then they have to find a way to fight 80,000,000 + it will never happen again. This time people my age will physically fight for him,” from username @freeTX1776 in a Truth Social post.

The company that owns former President Donald Trump’s Ayrshire golf course has posted losses of more than £15m in 2021, its accounts show.

Golf Recreation Scotland owns Trump Turnberry in South Ayrshire.

Accounts filed with Companies House and published on Wednesday said the group will post an operating profit of just over £1m in 2021, despite depreciation, foreign exchange and “exceptional items”, at £1,470. Lost £10,000.

Trump claims that President Joe Biden is heading the world toward nuclear war and World War III.

“Joe Biden’s weakness and incompetence have brought us to the brink of nuclear war and into World War III,” he wrote on Truth Social on Wednesday. It is time to seek a peaceful end to war before it spirals out of control and escalates into nuclear war.”

Nikki Haley prepares to announce her 2024 presidential run against the former president in the White House race.

The former South Carolina governor and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations will formally run for office on February 15 in Charleston.

This would make her the first Republican to publicly admit that she is challenging Donald Trump.

It would also make her the third Indian-American in U.S. history to hold a White House bid.

Trump claimed Wednesday afternoon on Truth Social that an “invasion” was taking place on the U.S.-Mexico border.

“Our southern border is overwhelmed at or near numbers never seen before,” he wrote.

“December had 251,487 encounters, four times the record. Our country is poisoned!” he added.

Former President Donald Trump has vowed to pursue medical staff who provide care for transgender children if he is re-elected.

In a video released Tuesday on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump said:

“Ridiculous. The process of administering puberty blockers to children, mutating their appearance, and finally performing surgery on minor children. Can you believe this?”

By this time four years ago, at least a dozen Democratic presidential candidates eager to make a case against Donald Trump have either visited Iowa or are in the leadoff voting states ahead of the 2020 election. announced plans to visit

This year’s Iowa campaign looks markedly different, with Republican constituencies appearing frozen after Trump’s early announcement of his 2024 campaign. So far, only former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has visited this year, with South Carolina Senator Tim Scott planning a stopover in the coming weeks.

Even Trump, now the only declared candidate for the 2024 election, is absent from Iowa, opting instead to: start his campaign It took place last weekend in two other early voting states, New Hampshire and South Carolina.

With Iowa holding the nation’s first GOP caucuses just a year late, the field of White House candidates has been largely content to avoid chilling Iowa. Announced a bid for the former president.

Alan Ostergren, a Des Moines Republican attorney involved in Republican politics, said, “No one wants to stand on their own against Trump.” , no one wants to go first.”