A very disturbing set of developments has emerged after reports say Secret Service officials have met with local jailhouse officials to prepare for President Donald Trump to go to prison.
Corrupt judge Juan Merchan has already sidelined President Trump for much of his 2024 presidential campaign.
After being charged with 34 felonies “falsification of business records,’ the former president was penalized for every payment he allegedly made to his former lawyer and lair, Michael Cohen, regarding payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.
Trump will likely be found guilty, despite the fact the prosecution has not proven Trump committed any of these crimes.
The Gateway Pundit reports: We learn that Secret Service officials have met with jailhouse officials to prepare for President Trump to go to prison.
What is possibly even more alarming is that corrections officers will be responsible for protecting agents assigned to Trump.
Recall what that Jeffrey Epstein died under suspicious circumstances after guards were assigned to watch and stop him from getting killed.
This means that Trump being thrown behind put his life at stake, a fever dream for Democrats and Never-Trumpers.
From CBS News:
It’s a possibility that officials in state and federal agencies have begun preparing for, according to a New York corrections source, who said the Secret Service has met with local jail officials.
As a former president, Trump is entitled to Secret Service protection for the rest of his life, wherever he happens to be. Behind bars, corrections officers would, in turn, be responsible for protecting those agents assigned to Trump.
Jim Hoft reported earlier this month that Merchan threatened Trump with prison time after $1,000 fines failed to have any impact.
“I want you to understand that I will (throw you in prison), if necessary and appropriate,” Merchan told Trump.
A Trump conviction and imprisonment would be incredibly profitable for Merchan’s daughter Loren, who has already raised $93 million off of the case. She previously worked for the Biden-Harris campaign in 2020.
