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"<div data-shortcode=\"video\" data-uuid=\"19a13856-93fc-44bf-9019-bd88b93b227e\" data-size=\"medium\" data-float=\"none\" data-origin-edition=\"ny\" data-available-on-editions='[\"ny\"]'></div><p>Sources tell CBS2 the former president's travel plans are fluid and likely to change at any given moment. Here is what we know, as of early Monday.&nbsp;</p><p>Trump is set to arrive on his personal plane at LaGuardia Airport on Monday afternoon. He will then be escorted by a motorcade into Trump Tower in Midtown, Manhattan.&nbsp;</p><p>CBS2 has learned the Trump helicopter is available to fly him to the West Side heliport, but that does not seem like a definitive part of the plan.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p><ul><li><strong>Related Story: </strong><span data-shortcode=\"link\" data-label=\"New York lawmakers call for cameras to be allowed inside courtrooms ahead of Trump's arraignment\" data-asset-type=\"article\" data-uuid=\"6a7d662d-46ce-4367-9bf3-6c499ae63821\" data-slug=\"new-york-cameras-in-courtrooms-bill\" data-link-text=\"New York lawmakers call for cameras to be allowed inside courtrooms ahead of Trump's arraignment\" data-target=\"_blank\" data-href=\"https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/new-york-cameras-in-courtrooms-bill/\" data-edition=\"ny\">New York lawmakers call for cameras to be allowed inside courtrooms ahead of Trump's arraignment</span></li></ul><p>As for Tuesday, he will make his way down to the courts in Lower Manhattan.&nbsp;</p><p>Trump will most likely make remarks to the media, but is getting pushback about addressing outlets outside of the courthouse, due to safety concerns. We're hearing a possibility being considered is inside Trump Tower -- the site of his escalator used when he announced his bid for the 2016 presidential nomination.&nbsp;</p><p>Sunday, the former president took to his Truth Social page to speak out about the arraignment, while asking people to donate to his campaign. Reports show he's raised more than $5 million and logged more than 16,000 volunteer sign-ups since the indictment.</p><p>There will be hours of court proceedings before Trump flies back to his Mar-a-Lago home to speak to the public about what went down and his continuing effort to run for president again in 2024. Reports show he will be joined by Florida supporters, as he tries to project an image of strength and defiance, turning the charges into a political asset. &nbsp;</p>"
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