Donald Trump is not acting in any way that suggests he is about to be jailed. He took a Saturday night flight to Oklahoma, where he spent time at a college game.
Hours after announcing that he will be detained on Tuesday by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in connection with the Stormy Daniels hush-money case, the former President was at the BOK Center in Tulsa for the NCAA wrestling tournament.
Footage of Trump walking across the stadium with his entourage showed him grinning and waving to the spectators.
Trump shook hands with supporters as well as posed for group pictures with them. He appeared to be defiant of his impending indictment at one point because he raised his fist in the air.
Senator Markwayne Mullin (R-OK), who was spotted close to 45 and posing for photos with him, invited Trump to the tournament.
Trump might be posing for a very different picture by early next week—a mugshot.
According to reports, Bragg is preparing to indict Trump over claims that he tried to pay Daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about an alleged romance the two allegedly had during the 2016 Presidential election. Trump has refuted the relationship.
In response to the rumored indictment, Trump blasted Bragg on his social media handle, "Truth Social," labeling the Manhattan DA's Office as "CORRUPT" and "HIGHLY POLITICAL." Trump also called for protests over his possible arrest.
Bragg officially declined to comment, but, according to Politico, he sent an internal memo to employees saying that he would not tolerate efforts to intimidate his office or "threaten the rule of law in New York."
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