Trump Explains How Manhattan Case is Already Rigged Against Him

Donald Trump will be surrendering to the Manhattan court system on Tuesday, on charges that likely stem from his alleged “hush money” payments to Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election.

The former adult film star had previously attempted to gain 15 minutes of fame by claiming that she and the future President had an affair years before his political aspirations were known, but her story was deemed rather unbelievable, and was thusly relegated to tabloid rags.

The story surfaced again when Daniels, who was quickly aging out of her industry’s prime, attempted to use the allegations to jump-start her “act two” as an adult actress.

Given the massive public implications of the story, it’s no surprise that Donald Trump is insinuating that fair and balanced justice cannot exist in the case.

Former President Trump said Thursday that he “cannot get a fair trial in New York,” after being indicted by a grand jury following the years-long investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

The Manhattan grand jury issued an unprecedented indictment of a former president of the United States and leading Republican presidential candidate of the 2024 cycle.

The presumptive GOP Presidential nominee didn’t hold back.

“They only brought this Fake, Corrupt, and Disgraceful Charge against me because I stand with the American People, and they know I cannot get a fair trial in New York!” Trump posted on his TRUTH Social Thursday night.

Trump arrived in New York City on Monday, as The Big Apple’s law enforcement agencies, (as well as the Secret Service), mount a gargantuan security effort ahead of his arraignment.