“I am deathly afraid for Donald Trump,” said Kerik.
QUICK FACTS:
- Former NYPD commissioner Bernard Kerik on Monday said he believes the Democrats might try to assassinate President Donald J. Trump.
- Kerik made the comments on Newsmax’s “The Balance” to host Eric Bolling, saying he feels Trump’s life is in grave danger.
- “If you remember back in 2016, right before he got elected, I was in Washington D.C. I was at a couple of different social events, and I hear people talking, they said the Democrats want this guy so bad that they wouldn’t put assassination behind it,” said Kerik. “And I’m gonna tell you something. they’ve tried impeachment, they’ve tried another impeachment, they’ve tried one investigation after another.”
- “This is about one thing: this is about stopping him from running in 2024. And I’m gonna tell you something, I’m not into conspiracies, I’m not into anti-government rhetoric. This is the first time in my lifetime that I would say I am deathly afraid for Donald Trump. I would not put assassination behind these people.”
- The dire warning came after FBI agents executed a search warrant Monday morning at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, reportedly seizing 15 boxes worth of classified information and even breaking into a safe.
WHAT TRUMP SAID ABOUT THE RAID:
“These are dark times for our Nation, as my beautiful home, Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, is currently under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of FBI agents,” Trump said in a statement. “Nothing like this has ever happened to a President of the United States before.”
BACKGROUND:
- The Florida judge who signed off the FBI raid on Donald Trump’s house (pictured below), Bruce Reinhart, represented convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s workers, The Daily Mail reports.
- Judge Reinhart acted for several employees of the billionaire pedophile before he sanctioned the “unannounced” search on Mar-a-Lago yesterday.
- Reinhart was accused in a lawsuit of breaking the Justice Department’s policies by using information from his previous job to benefit himself.
- He donated $2,000 to Barack Obama’s campaign in 2008.
