Former President Donald Trump has intensified his threats to retaliate against his political opponents and those he believes are corrupt. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard reports.
Since he entered the 2024 race, Donald Trump has called for the criminal prosecution of at least 16 rival politicians and 15 law enforcement, military and intelligence officials — according to an NBC News review of his public comments — not to mention workers at two federal public health agencies, two tech billionaires, Google, as well as any lawyers, campaign donors and political operatives who engage in what the former president has called “unscrupulous behavior” in the election.
He called Cannon a “brilliant woman” and dismissed the charges as a “scam case.” Another name on the list of potential attorney generals was Jeffrey Clark, a mid-level DOJ official who backed Trump’s false claims of 2020 election fraud. Days before the Jan.
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