Trump Whines About 'Terrible' Experience In Fulton County Jail

Immediately following his arrest in Fulton County, Donald Trump went crying to Newsmax where he talked about how "horrible" the conditions were for him during the few minutes he spent in the jail. While he did say that everyone was nice, he said the entire experience was "terrible" before adding that it was a sad day for the entire country. The mood on social media didn't feel sad at all, as Farron Cousins explains.

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Immediately after Donald Trump was booked in the Fulton County Jail and courthouse, he went crying to Newsmax where he whined about the entire horrific experience telling host Greg Kelly that it was, quote, a terrible experience. I came in, I was treated very nicely, but it is what it is. I took a mugshot. I'd never heard the words mugshot, they didn't teach me that at the Wharton School of Finance. It's a very sad experience, and it's a very sad day for our country. So I like how you threw in your alma mater like I'm a businessman and businessman in America. Never get in trouble for anything. Right? You know, I didn't even know what a mugshot was, really. Um, I've, I've, I've never been arrested, but I'm also not a blithering idiot that lives in a cave. And I know what a mugshot, everybody, I think in this country, you know, above the age of 18, every adult in this country knows what a mugshot is.

Don't sit there and try to lie and be like, I'd never heard these words did. Oh my, like, stop lying about some of the dumbest and most obvious things out there, Mr. 215 pounds. Like, ain't no way, but this is also ridiculous, especially considering the fact that Donald Trump spent about 15 minutes, 15 minutes from start to finish, from arrival to departure at the jail. He's like, oh my God. It was such a horrible experience. Everything was terrible. The people were nice to me, but it was terrible. Oh my God. Like, it was basically the length of a coffee break. You went in like, oh, here's my fingerprints. Let's get a picture. Alright, my good. Yeah. I'm not guilty. All right. I'll see you all later. Thanks everybody. That's it. That's what you did, one of your co-defendants is still in jail. Like the one guy that wasn't bonded out also happens to be the, the only black guy indicted with you.

So, you know, make of that what you will folks, all the white people got out of jail, but the black guy didn't. Now listen, there are some problems with the Fulton County Jail. I mean, there have been, I think, what six deaths in that jail just this year. It is a horrific place that absolutely needs to be investigated. Don't get me wrong on that, like there's some serious problems there. But Donald Trump did not experience any of those problems. Even though he had to be treated like any other common criminal. He still kind of got the kid gloves treatment, right? He got to show up in his motorcade. He got to delay all the flights coming in and out of Atlanta. Uh, my sister and brother-in-law were actually stuck at the Atlanta Airport. They were trying to travel for a Bar mitzvah and, uh, couldn't make it out because Trump's people had

The airspace closed down. So, that was terrible. And I'm sure hundreds of thousands of other people also suffered from these flight delays. But Donald Trump, once again, acting like, oh, poor pitiful me. I'm the biggest victim ever. It was such a horrific experience. And then he did something that he hasn't done in years. He got back on Twitter now called X, but it's always gonna be Twitter to me, 'cause I refuse to call it by that stupid name. He got on Twitter and for the first time since January of 2021 sent out a tweet that said, election interference Never surrender. And then he posted a link to, uh, his fundraising page, and that was the only thing he posted on Twitter. He then immediately got on truth social and said, I love truth social, it is my home. But he had to get back on Twitter and say, oh no, everything's horrible in my life. Give me money, because that's all it is for him. Everything is a moneymaking opportunity, these mugshots, I I, I'm surprised he's not already trying to sell them as NFTs at this point, but he did not have a horrific experience. The only thing horrific is that he's actually having to face justice for the first time in his life. And I guess for somebody like him that is, as he says, probably a terrible experience.