Piers Morgan encourages Trump to defy arrest and skip trial to attend son Barron’s graduation

Piers Morgan Slams Treatment of Trump at Hush Money Trial

In a fiery appearance on Fox News, Piers Morgan has accused Americans of “losing their minds” over the treatment of former President Donald Trump at his New York hush money trial. The trial, which accuses Trump of falsifying business records to conceal a payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels, has sparked controversy and divided opinions.

Morgan criticized the trial as “utterly ridiculous” and labeled it as “the most petty, self-harming acts of political suicide” he has ever witnessed. He questioned the motives behind the trial, suggesting that it could backfire and actually increase sympathy for Trump among the electorate.

The trial saw Judge Juan Merchan ruling on what evidence would be admissible as potential jurors were dismissed for admitting bias. Trump himself made headlines by denouncing the case as “an assault on America” and expressing concerns about missing his son Barron’s high school graduation.

Morgan advised Trump to prioritize attending his son’s graduation over the trial, arguing that it would resonate with American parents regardless of their political views. He also criticized the prosecution for what he perceived as baseless accusations of political bias.

The British former tabloid newspaper editor, known for his candid opinions, has been a vocal supporter of Trump in the past. His comments on the trial have sparked debate and garnered attention on social media, with some agreeing with his perspective on the situation.

As the trial unfolds, the treatment of Trump and the implications for his political future continue to be hotly debated topics. The outcome of the trial and Trump’s response to the proceedings remain uncertain, but one thing is clear – the controversy surrounding the case shows no signs of abating.