Trump Dismisses Plea Deal Speculation in Criminal Case as "Completely False"

Former President Donald Trump's Response to Judge's Warning

Former President Donald Trump has expressed uncertainty about complying with a federal judge's warning to refrain from making public statements that could be seen as intimidating witnesses or influencing the jury pool. Additionally, he indicated that he would not accept a plea deal if one were offered to him in a separate case.

Former President Donald Trump responded to a reporter's question regarding a recent order from Judge Tanya Chutkan, who is overseeing a criminal case against him. Trump stated that he would need to review the order but dismissed it as a fabrication, claiming it was released by President Biden's administration because they were unable to win the election fairly.

In this news snippet, former President Donald Trump accuses Joe Biden of election interference, claiming that Biden released a statement because he is trailing in the polls.

After an event, Trump heads to an airport to travel to his golf club in New Jersey, where he responds to a reporter's question about the possibility of him accepting a plea deal in Georgia.

Trump's Stance on Legal Cases

Former President Donald Trump has declared that he did nothing wrong and will not accept any plea deals in response to the multiple legal cases he is facing. Trump is currently facing numerous felonies in two federal cases, as well as potential indictment in a case related to his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Trump's statement comes amidst mounting legal challenges and investigations into his actions during his time in office.