A Compilation of 27 Individuals Previously Mentioned by Trump for Potential Indictment or Imprisonment, Amidst His Current Criminal Charges
Former President Donald Trump has been no stranger to controversy throughout his political career. From his divisive rhetoric to his unorthodox policies, Trump has consistently made headlines. However, in recent years, his legal troubles have taken center stage. Amidst his current criminal charges, it is worth examining a compilation of 27 individuals previously mentioned by Trump for potential indictment or imprisonment.
1. Hillary Clinton: During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly called for Clinton’s imprisonment, alleging that she mishandled classified information while serving as Secretary of State.
2. James Comey: As the former FBI Director, Comey was fired by Trump in 2017. Trump accused him of leaking classified information and obstructing justice.
3. Andrew McCabe: Another former FBI official, McCabe was also fired by Trump. The former president accused him of lying to investigators and leaking sensitive information to the media.
4. Peter Strzok: A former FBI agent, Strzok was involved in the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump criticized him for his anti-Trump text messages and called for his firing.
5. Lisa Page: As an FBI lawyer, Page exchanged controversial text messages with Peter Strzok. Trump accused her of being biased against him and called for her to be held accountable.
6. John Brennan: The former CIA Director, Brennan has been a vocal critic of Trump. The former president accused him of spreading false information and potentially committing perjury.
7. James Clapper: Another former intelligence official, Clapper served as the Director of National Intelligence under President Obama. Trump accused him of lying to Congress about surveillance activities.
8. Susan Rice: As the National Security Advisor under Obama, Rice was accused by Trump of unmasking members of his campaign team in intelligence reports.
9. Barack Obama: Trump repeatedly suggested that his predecessor was involved in illegal activities, including wiretapping Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
10. Joe Biden: During the 2020 presidential campaign, Trump called for an investigation into Biden’s alleged involvement in corruption in Ukraine.
11. Hunter Biden: The son of Joe Biden, Hunter was at the center of controversy regarding his business dealings in Ukraine and China. Trump called for investigations into his activities.
12. Adam Schiff: As the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Schiff played a prominent role in Trump’s impeachment proceedings. Trump accused him of fabricating evidence against him.
13. Nancy Pelosi: The Speaker of the House, Pelosi has been a vocal critic of Trump. He accused her of engaging in a partisan impeachment process.
14. Mitt Romney: The Republican senator from Utah, Romney voted to convict Trump during his first impeachment trial. Trump criticized him and called for his removal from office.
15. Jeff Sessions: As the former Attorney General, Sessions recused himself from overseeing the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Trump accused him of disloyalty.
16. Rod Rosenstein: The former Deputy Attorney General, Rosenstein appointed Robert Mueller as Special Counsel to investigate Russian interference. Trump accused him of bias and called the investigation a “witch hunt.”
17. Robert Mueller: The Special Counsel appointed to investigate Russian interference, Mueller’s report did not conclude that Trump had committed a crime but did not exonerate him either. Trump repeatedly called the investigation a “hoax.”
18. Michael Cohen: Trump’s former personal lawyer, Cohen pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including campaign finance violations and lying to Congress. Trump distanced himself from Cohen and called him a “rat.”
19. Paul Manafort: Trump’s former campaign chairman, Manafort was convicted on charges related to financial crimes and illegal lobbying. Trump praised Manafort’s character and called his prosecution unfair.
20. Michael Flynn: Trump’s former National Security Advisor, Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian officials. Trump praised him as a “good guy” and criticized the investigation against him.
21. Roger Stone: A longtime ally of Trump, Stone was convicted of lying to Congress and witness tampering during the Mueller investigation. Trump commuted his sentence and later pardoned him.
22. George Papadopoulos: A former Trump campaign advisor, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russians. Trump called him a “coffee boy” and downplayed his role in the campaign.
23. Rick Gates: A former Trump campaign aide, Gates pleaded guilty to conspiracy and making false statements. Trump distanced himself from Gates and downplayed his involvement in the campaign.
24. Steve Bannon: Trump’s former chief strategist, Bannon was charged with fraud related to a fundraising campaign for a border wall. Trump distanced himself from Bannon and claimed he was not involved in the project.
25. Alex Jones: The controversial conspiracy theorist, Jones has been a vocal supporter of Trump. Trump
