Taking a break from his campaign for president, real estate mogul Donald Trump reported for jury duty at a courthouse in New York City on Monday.
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Maxwell Tani/Business InsiderDonald Trump’s limo driver dusts off the limo outside of a lower Manhattan court house while Trump appears for jury duty. Should he fulfil his presidential ambitions, he will have already served a full term in the Oval Office by then.
He found himself sitting in a waiting room next to ordinary, subway-riding, wage-earning New Yorkers. And they do a fantastic job, and I met some wonderful people.
Along with the boos, there were some supporters shrieking “Donald!” as he left the courthouse.
During a brief recess, the candidate took time to sign a picture drawn by a courtroom sketch artist.
Reports said the 75 or more potential jurors greeted the Republican front-runner with murmurs.
This will also require a huge security operation, and with the American military spread throughout the world, the Trump plan clearly will necessitate a paramilitary force. “He’s giving me a lot of material for my Snapchat”. “I love you bro’ [brother]”, said another man who looking on.
Trump’s representatives say the fine was ultimately waived and the prior summonses had been sent to a wrong address for the former star of NBC’s “The Apprentice”.
Trump is reportedly now waiting to see if he’s assigned a case.
It was the same message he told the people of Iowa.
“No one – no one – gets special treatment.”
“I think in the end that’s the kind of leadership people want“, he said Monday.
“He’s going to do his civic duty, he said. The great individuals can come again”. Fortunately, the 2010 US Census does define Latinos to the census tract level, and Mr. Trump should immediately hire demographers to go over this data, and pinpoint where the Latinos are now living.
Presidential candidates: they’re just like us! Others highlighted issues as diverse as money in politics and the New York court system. Not bringing reading material earlier “was a mistake”, he said.
Walker wouldn’t explicitly endorse the plan when asked by host Steve Doocy if he would give it a “thumbs up”, but compared it to the plan he outlined on a March appearance on “Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace. Whoever it is, I hope they’re innocent”.
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The New York businessman also said he would waste little time rescinding President Barack Obama’s executive actions aimed at allowing as many as 3.7 million immigrants living illegally in the U.S.to remain in the country because of their U.S.-born relatives. Indeed, “Saturday Night Live” cast member Bobby Moynihan was in the jury pool with Trump.
