Time is running out for President Trump as $464 million fraud bond deadline and hush money court hearing approaches today: Latest

This is President Trump's latest complaint about the national debt deadline.

Does this mean he finally admits he has to sell?

From CNN's Fani Willis to Ronna McDaniel's “controversial” NBC debut, here are some highlights from the weekend's political viewing.

Beyond the bond payment drama, here's what's happening today.

our man alex woodward He's going to bring us all the latest information from the courtroom today, which sets the stage for a great time.

A judge is expected on Monday to again set a trial date in Donald Trump's criminal case involving allegations of falsifying business records to conceal hush-money payments to adult film stars.

Mr. Trump was originally scheduled to appear in court on what was supposed to be the first day of jury selection, but New York state judge Juan Machan agreed to his lawyers' request to postpone the trial's start date, so he will instead be re-opened for trial. A public hearing is being held.

The former president is scheduled to appear at Monday's hearing, scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET (2 p.m. GMT), in which his lawyers and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg have newly obtained documents and He is scheduled to appear in court while discussing potential evidence in the case.

Mr. Bragg's office did not want to further delay the start of the trial after finding that fewer than 300 of the 170,000 documents federal prosecutors recently submitted were relevant to Mr. Trump's defense. I asked the judge not to do so.

The prosecutor's office also argued that President Trump's focus on the documents is “red herrings” and other delaying tactics.

A live feed of the Republicans' arrival can be seen below.

The president's team is getting pretty good at this.

Read more here Alisha Rahman Sarkar.

Despite the Republican National Committee's (RNC) promise not to pay Trump's extensive list of legal fees, the mainstay of the Republican fundraising arm is poised to do just that in the wake of recent MAGA acquisitions. Looks like it's done.

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Social media users have banded together to coin another nickname for the former president: “Don Pouleone.”

This meme uses an image of Marlon Brando's iconic character Don Vito Corleone. godfather It's an adaptation of his most famous line.

Vito vowed to “make me an offer I couldn't refuse,” while the Trump meme said, “I made an offer, and everyone said no.”

katie hawkinson There's more.

His old man may have been complaining about Fox a long time ago, but here he was yesterday hosting Little Eric, where President Trump's middle child, who was overlooked, had to pay for the scam today. They whined to Maria Bartiromo about the huge amount owed and said no surety company would respond to their case. funds.

Tragic as it may be, this was simply a ridiculous lie, and of course was allowed to pass unchecked.

Here it is alex woodward About what happens next if Trump doesn't come up with cash today.

Let's start with bond issuance.

Here it is Alisha Rahman Sarkar It all boils down to Trump's clearly ill-advised claim that he has the money but doesn't want to spend the money he was supposed to spend on his presidential campaign.

Donald Trump faces a key day in legal drama as his $464 million bail in a fraud case comes due and he attends a key hearing in his hush money trial scheduled for Manhattan. However, the Republican candidate continues to rage against the world with his claims. Social media platforms once again slammed New York State Attorney General Letitia James, Judge Arthur Engoron, and even Fox News for reporting on his plight.