Interesting: Trump Scapegoat or Guilty?

Trump Just Got a Major Warning From the DOJ

Former President Trump is officially a target of the Justice Department's investigation into the January 6th Capitol riot. This means that the DOJ believes that there is enough evidence to charge Trump with a crime.

Trump received the news on Sunday evening, and he immediately went on the attack. He called the investigation a "witch hunt" and a "deranged" attempt to undermine his political career.

But the DOJ is not backing down. They have been investigating Trump's role in the riot for months, and they have interviewed dozens of witnesses. They believe that Trump may have committed several crimes, including inciting an insurrection and obstructing an official proceeding.

It is unclear what will happen next. Trump could be indicted by a grand jury, or he could be subpoenaed to testify before the House Select Committee investigating the riot. But one thing is for sure: the DOJ is not going to let Trump off the hook.

This is a major development in the January 6th investigation, and it could have serious implications for Trump's political future. If he is indicted, it would be a major blow to his chances of winning the Republican nomination in 2024.

The stakes are high for Trump, and the next few months will be critical. If he is able to avoid being indicted, he will be able to claim that the investigation was a political witch hunt. But if he is indicted, it will be a major setback for his political career.

Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said that former President Donald Trump should have come out more forcefully against the January 6th Capitol riot. DeSantis said that Trump should have "immediately" condemned the violence and told his supporters to go home. He also said that Trump should have "worked harder" to prevent the riot from happening in the first place.

Analysis: Favorability Ratings Of Candidates

• Joe Biden: 42 percent favorable, 54 percent unfavorable, 2 percent haven't heard enough about him;

• Donald Trump: 37 percent favorable, 59 percent unfavorable, 3 percent haven't heard enough about him;

• Ron DeSantis: 33 percent favorable, 48 percent unfavorable, 18 percent haven't heard enough about him;