Piers Morgan Criticizes Treatment of Trump Amid Hush Money Trial

 

Piers Morgan, known for his interactions with Donald Trump, has sharply criticized the handling of Trump's New York hush money trial, accusing Americans of "losing their minds" over the former president's treatment. During an appearance on Fox News, Morgan expressed dismay at the perceived demeaning treatment of Trump, particularly during his trial proceedings.

 

Morgan questioned the effectiveness of the trial, especially for those on the left, suggesting that such actions could potentially bolster Trump's chances in future elections. Trump, facing charges related to falsifying business records concerning a payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, maintains his innocence amidst the 34 felony charges brought against him.

 

The trial's first day saw Judge Juan Merchan navigating issues of evidence admissibility and potential juror biases, with Trump expressing frustration over potential scheduling conflicts, including his son's high school graduation. Despite the judge's non-committal stance on the matter, Trump's concerns were widely reported, drawing attention away from trial proceedings.

 

In a panel discussion on Fox News's The Five, Morgan criticized the trial as "utterly ridiculous" and accused the prosecution of engaging in "petty, self-harming acts of political suicide." He suggested that Trump should prioritize attending his son's graduation over court appearances, a sentiment echoed by some panelists.

 

Morgan's stance on the trial reflects broader skepticism about its political motivations and potential impact on public perception. As a vocal supporter of Trump in the past, Morgan's commentary underscores the polarizing nature of the trial and its implications for both Trump and the American political landscape.

 

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Well Morgan certainly did reveal where his allegiance lies. This trial is not ridiculous. A crime has been committed by a man who thought he was above the law. That same man has been conducting his career in real estate as if he felt the law could never touch him. 

 

Lock Trump up. He deserves that. 

3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Well Morgan certainly did reveal where his allegiance lies. This trial is not ridiculous. A crime has been committed by a man who thought he was above the law. That same man has been conducting his career in real estate as if he felt the law could never touch him. 

 

Lock Trump up. He deserves that. 

And Morgan.

7 hours ago, Social Media said:

Piers Morgan Criticizes Treatment of Trump Amid Hush Money Trial

 

Piers Morgan, known for his interactions with Donald Trump, has sharply criticized the handling of Trump's New York hush money trial, accusing Americans of "losing their minds" over the former president's treatment. During an appearance on Fox News, Morgan expressed dismay at the perceived demeaning treatment of Trump, particularly during his trial proceedings.

 

Morgan questioned the effectiveness of the trial, especially for those on the left, suggesting that such actions could potentially bolster Trump's chances in future elections. Trump, facing charges related to falsifying business records concerning a payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, maintains his innocence amidst the 34 felony charges brought against him.

 

The trial's first day saw Judge Juan Merchan navigating issues of evidence admissibility and potential juror biases, with Trump expressing frustration over potential scheduling conflicts, including his son's high school graduation. Despite the judge's non-committal stance on the matter, Trump's concerns were widely reported, drawing attention away from trial proceedings.

 

In a panel discussion on Fox News's The Five, Morgan criticized the trial as "utterly ridiculous" and accused the prosecution of engaging in "petty, self-harming acts of political suicide." He suggested that Trump should prioritize attending his son's graduation over court appearances, a sentiment echoed by some panelists.

 

Morgan's stance on the trial reflects broader skepticism about its political motivations and potential impact on public perception. As a vocal supporter of Trump in the past, Morgan's commentary underscores the polarizing nature of the trial and its implications for both Trump and the American political landscape.

 

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Piers Morgan and Fox News = boring, wasted time to mention 🥱🥱🥱

I'm so sorry that Trump might have to miss his son's graduation because he is a criminal! The nerve of that guy! I hope that delusional, megalomaniacal gasbag goes to prison for a really long time! Worst president they had so far by far!

Morgan forgets about the demeaning treat of Melania and Baron Trump. Not once but many times. Trump claims to be a Christian?  LOCK HIM UP, LOCK HIM UP!

Who gives a 💩 what Piers Morgan thinks❓ Tho have to admit he actually appeared sane on a recent episode of Real Time With Bill Maher. 🤣

1 hour ago, pacovl46 said:

I'm so sorry that Trump might have to miss his son's graduation because he is a criminal! The nerve of that guy! I hope that delusional, megalomaniacal gasbag goes to prison for a really long time! Worst president they had so far by far!

The 44th worst. Only Buchanan was worse. He was a disaster. Worst of all is fact that the man cannot negotiate his way out of a paper bag, so he was bested by MBS, Putin, Kim, Xi, and pretty much any other leader he came up against. 

 

He was and is a very dangerous man and was likely the only president in history who went into a major negotiation without reading any studies, intelligence or briefings first. He didn't have to, he already knew everything. 

 

It's gonna be huuuge.

Edited April 17, 20242 yr by spidermike007

1 hour ago, Paul Henry said:

Morgan forgets about the demeaning treat of Melania and Baron Trump. Not once but many times. Trump claims to be a Christian?  LOCK HIM UP, LOCK HIM UP!

Agree.....and someone else too.........

 

Edited April 17, 20242 yr by metisdead
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17 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Worst of all is fact that the man cannot negotiate his way out of a paper bag, so he was bested by MBS, Putin, Kim, Xi, and pretty much any other leader he came up against. 

 

And yet, Putin attacked nobody on Trump's watch (as opposed to Obama's and Biden's), Hamas left Israel alone, Iran was broke, there was no net illegal immigration in his last year, and WW3 wasn't in the air.

 

Yet the lefties tie themselves into pretzels trying to blame it all on Trump, when there's a straight line between Biden and the messes around the world, in American cities, and at the border.

But there were mean tweets, much worse than the threat of nuclear annihilation.

 

About high school graduations.

My info says he didn't attend any of his other children's graduations. He also didn't attend his own.

So don't believe that he really cares.

He's trying to milk the narrative that he's being persecuted like Nelson Mandela. 

53 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

And yet, Putin attacked nobody on Trump's watch (as opposed to Obama's and Biden's), Hamas left Israel alone, Iran was broke, there was no net illegal immigration in his last year, and WW3 wasn't in the air.

 

Yet the lefties tie themselves into pretzels trying to blame it all on Trump, when there's a straight line between Biden and the messes around the world, in American cities, and at the border.

But there were mean tweets, much worse than the threat of nuclear annihilation.

 

You’ve adopted the logic of a Monty Python sketch

 

…. 

 

I broke a coffee cup this afternoon.

 

Biden is President, ergo the broken coffee cup is Biden’s fault.

 

Any thoughts on who will win come November 5, Biden or Trump ? Bookmakers generally offering odds-on for a Trump win.

55 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

You’ve adopted the logic of a Monty Python sketch

 

…. 

 

I broke a coffee cup this afternoon.

 

Biden is President, ergo the broken coffee cup is Biden’s fault.

 

 

I don't recall Biden being elected chief cook and coffee cup washer.  Just Commander in Chief, and in charge of the Executive Branch of the gub'ment.  Which puts all those disasters right in his wheelhouse.  But probably not your coffee cup.

 

But I'm sure someone will be along soon to tell you why Trump is responsible for your broken coffee cup.

 

Edited April 17, 20242 yr by impulse

9 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Any thoughts on who will win come November 5, Biden or Trump ? Bookmakers generally offering odds-on for a Trump win.

Pretty hard to handicap, it's an unknown how many more dirty tricks the dems have up their sleeve. 

12 hours ago, Social Media said:

Piers Morgan Criticizes Treatment of Trump Amid Hush Money Trial

 

Piers Morgan, known for his interactions with Donald Trump, has sharply criticized the handling of Trump's New York hush money trial, accusing Americans of "losing their minds" over the former president's treatment. During an appearance on Fox News, Morgan expressed dismay at the perceived demeaning treatment of Trump, particularly during his trial proceedings.

 

Morgan questioned the effectiveness of the trial, especially for those on the left, suggesting that such actions could potentially bolster Trump's chances in future elections. Trump, facing charges related to falsifying business records concerning a payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, maintains his innocence amidst the 34 felony charges brought against him.

 

The trial's first day saw Judge Juan Merchan navigating issues of evidence admissibility and potential juror biases, with Trump expressing frustration over potential scheduling conflicts, including his son's high school graduation. Despite the judge's non-committal stance on the matter, Trump's concerns were widely reported, drawing attention away from trial proceedings.

 

In a panel discussion on Fox News's The Five, Morgan criticized the trial as "utterly ridiculous" and accused the prosecution of engaging in "petty, self-harming acts of political suicide." He suggested that Trump should prioritize attending his son's graduation over court appearances, a sentiment echoed by some panelists.

 

Morgan's stance on the trial reflects broader skepticism about its political motivations and potential impact on public perception. As a vocal supporter of Trump in the past, Morgan's commentary underscores the polarizing nature of the trial and its implications for both Trump and the American political landscape.

 

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Mr. Morgan needs to focus on his own country.  Donald Trump is a lying, cheating, bullying, disgusting individual who needs to be put away for all the harm and damage he has caused in The United States of America.

5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Well Morgan certainly did reveal where his allegiance lies. This trial is not ridiculous. A crime has been committed by a man who thought he was above the law. That same man has been conducting his career in real estate as if he felt the law could never touch him. 

 

Lock Trump up. He deserves that. 

So  you wouldn't bother with a trial because you think he's guilty.

1 hour ago, impulse said:

 

And yet, Putin attacked nobody on Trump's watch (as opposed to Obama's and Biden's), Hamas left Israel alone, Iran was broke, there was no net illegal immigration in his last year, and WW3 wasn't in the air.

 

Yet the lefties tie themselves into pretzels trying to blame it all on Trump, when there's a straight line between Biden and the messes around the world, in American cities, and at the border.

But there were mean tweets, much worse than the threat of nuclear annihilation.

 

In reality what can be considered  worse than annihilation nuclear or other? I'm personally not in agreement with the concept of  martyrdom for politically entitled freaks mindlessly endangering global populations with  slow radiation death.

Populations invariably submit to authoritarian control willingly or unwillingly eventually.

The worst is when false cause is used to create a change in authoritarian control for and to the  financial advantage of the relatively few who desire the power it provides  well beyond the simplistic consumerist satisfaction or  avoidance of criminal culpability .

Provide me with  examples of a governing body who's controlling members are in real terms joe/jane average in wealth or below !

Piers Morgan is a  disciple winner of  Trump's Apprentice  farce. Naturally he suffers a degree of  bias syndrome (BS)

 

 

30 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Any thoughts on who will win come November 5, Biden or Trump ? Bookmakers generally offering odds-on for a Trump win.

Bookies favour bets on a loser.

I do no about Americans over reacting the media certainly is,notice there are no crowds of crying trumpers waving flags blubbering and whaaling about how their orange messiah is being treated.most I feel would just like to get ALL of his cases adjudicated and get back to important issues that need addressing enough with trumps clown show!

4 minutes ago, Tug said:

I do no about Americans over reacting the media certainly is,notice there are no crowds of crying trumpers waving flags blubbering and whaaling about how their orange messiah is being treated.most I feel would just like to get ALL of his cases adjudicated and get back to important issues that need addressing enough with trumps clown show!

If nothing else Trump has engineered a media fascination that he probably  assumes will  boost his  media profile. How long  now  before his sycophantic investors realize he has blown their savings?

3 hours ago, impulse said:

 

And yet, Putin attacked nobody on Trump's watch (as opposed to Obama's and Biden's), Hamas left Israel alone, Iran was broke, there was no net illegal immigration in his last year, and WW3 wasn't in the air.

 

Yet the lefties tie themselves into pretzels trying to blame it all on Trump, when there's a straight line between Biden and the messes around the world, in American cities, and at the border.

But there were mean tweets, much worse than the threat of nuclear annihilation.

 

Of course Putin did but  you're too busy tying yourself into knots   

"Russia’s attack on Ukrainian naval vessels in the Azov Sea on Sunday was not only a serious military provocation but also a renewed violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and international law."

Of course Hamas did attack when DT was president.

"GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip – Israeli airstrikes killed two Hamas members early Saturday following a rocket attack on Israel, in the latest fallout from President Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital — a development that has roiled the region and the larger Muslim world."

You know what's interesting donnie did nothing to stop Putin  now there's a a straight line!

American cities were crime free and bustling with prosperity when dT was president 555   - empty food shelves and negative job numbers quite the bustle.

The border has been a mess since Nixon was President -maybe you should do some research before pontificating. You're all twisted up with factual errors .Hey speaking of nuclear annihilation    

"Report: Donald Trump Wanted to Nuke North Korea and Then Blame It on Another Country

Incredibly, this wasn’t the only time he reportedly proposed attacking a foreign nation and then pretending the US didn’t do it."   VF

 

Damn Righties doing the twist to defend their orange man.  

 

 

 

Edited April 17, 20242 yr by charleskerins
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15 hours ago, Social Media said:

Morgan expressed dismay at the perceived demeaning treatment of Trump, particularly during his trial proceedings.

If by "demeaning treatment" Morgan means that Trump was subject to some kind of unusually harsh words from the judge then he obviously doesn't understand NY state court procedures. 

 

Trump received the same exact admonitions from the judge (known as Parker warnings) that every criminal defendant in a NY courtroom receives.

Edited April 17, 20242 yr by GroveHillWanderer

7 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Well Morgan certainly did reveal where his allegiance lies. This trial is not ridiculous. A crime has been committed by a man who thought he was above the law. That same man has been conducting his career in real estate as if he felt the law could never touch him. 

 

Lock Trump up. He deserves that. 

easy to see where your allegiance lies in your post... I do not see your comments about doing the same to Biden for his nefarious activities.. He also faces impeachment hearings. You say it is not ridiculous but am sure you say the opposite about anything Biden did. That is the problem with politics. People accept or reject stupid things based on their feelings about the politician whereas they do not see their own prejudice against the opposing candidate. 

17 minutes ago, thesetat said:

easy to see where your allegiance lies in your post... I do not see your comments about doing the same to Biden for his nefarious activities.. He also faces impeachment hearings. You say it is not ridiculous but am sure you say the opposite about anything Biden did. That is the problem with politics. People accept or reject stupid things based on their feelings about the politician whereas they do not see their own prejudice against the opposing candidate. 

What nefarious activities? And what impeachment? That is obviously going nowhere, even Comer has said as much.

19 minutes ago, thesetat said:

People accept or reject stupid things based on their feelings about the politician whereas they do not see their own prejudice against the opposing candidate.

Do you really not see the irony in what you’re saying here?

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

The 44th worst. Only Buchanan was worse. He was a disaster. Worst of all is fact that the man cannot negotiate his way out of a paper bag, so he was bested by MBS, Putin, Kim, Xi, and pretty much any other leader he came up against. 

 

He was and is a very dangerous man and was likely the only president in history who went into a major negotiation without reading any studies, intelligence or briefings first. He didn't have to, he already knew everything. 

 

It's gonna be huuuge.

 

Even worse, he believes he's above the law and entitled, with no rules / everything allowed, to operate outside of the law, even murder people without charge or punishment, and operate with no ethics or morals.

 

And even after his term finished he believes he is still entitled, for life, to operate in all circumstances / situations outside of the law.

 

Further he believes he's allowed to tell enormous, dangerous, disturbing and divisive lies and untruths. Seems to me these activities committed by any citizens and especially by a person who should be the role model should be seriously punished including jail time. 

9 hours ago, rudi49jr said:

What nefarious activities? And what impeachment? That is obviously going nowhere, even Comer has said as much.

Lots of people are saying the same about Trumps case as well. 

And I just read that the AG in Bidens case is about to be charged for failing to comply with the senate hearing providing material they asked for. That does not sound like the impeachment is going nowhere to me But it does sound like you see what you want to see that favors your politician instead of looking at the big picture. 

12 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Any thoughts on who will win come November 5, Biden or Trump ? Bookmakers generally offering odds-on for a Trump win.

I hope all the cult bets whatever little they may have left after buying golden sneakers ,bibles and trumps scam stock on him to win....Trump really appreciates having a big supply of maga morons to con out of their social secuirty checks.

11 hours ago, Tug said:

I do no about Americans over reacting the media certainly is,notice there are no crowds of crying trumpers waving flags blubbering and whaaling about how their orange messiah is being treated.most I feel would just like to get ALL of his cases adjudicated and get back to important issues that need addressing enough with trumps clown show!

The same "crime" being committed by the dems but no indignation here... 

"Biden admin hit with lawsuit for deleting emails in case that could have consequences for Trump

America First Legal suing HHS for allegedly deleting emails, mishandling federal records"