All posts tagged "Confession"

In an interview aired on Sunday, Donald Trump has made a confession about his alleged unlawful acts, legal experts said.

Fox News over the weekend aired the second part of a Trump interview with close media ally Mark Levin. In the course of their conversation, Trump said something about election subversion that turned some heads.

"Who ever heard, you get indicted for interfering in a presidential election where you have every right to do it, you get indicted and your poll numbers go up? When people get indicted, their poll numbers go down," Trump said. ...

Donald Trump's expressions and gestures during Thursday's presidential debate were score carded by a notable body language expert who drew comparisons to a comic book villain and policed him for fibbing and conveying guilt.

Dr. Jack Brown, a renowned expert who has been featured on CNN and ABC News, among others, and has analyzed the 45th president along with previous GOP presidential primary candidates — found several troublesome moments when he rematched President Joe Biden.

"A false smile with the mouth with no eye-smiling is always a red-lights-flashing, sirens-blaring signal," writes Brown in his Twitter/X thread. "This facial expression should remind you of 'The Joker' (à la Batman). If it creeps you out – good (it should!)."...

A legal expert said Wednesday that evidence found from voice memo transcripts from former Trump lawyer Evan Corcoran in connection with the classified documents case are “almost a confession.”

Georgetown law school professor Paul Butler’s appearance on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut with Joy Reid” followed a review of transcripts from the memos that in Butler's view indicate the former president was aware of wrongdoing.

“Especially when you think about the evidence that that phone contains, extraordinarily incriminating remarks from Trump,” Butler said. ...

A veteran British broadcaster is to be charged with wasting police time after he claimed in a television documentary that he killed an ex-lover who was dying of AIDS, officials said Friday.

In one of the first military commissions held under the Obama administration, a US military judge has ruled that confessions obtained by threatening the subject with rape are admissible in court.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney may have acknowledged his complicity in a war crime when he told an interviewer on Sunday that he was "a big supporter" of the Bush administration's use of waterboarding on suspected terrorists.