Donald Trump make comment outside of the courtroom on day 3 of jury selection in the hush money trial.
The trial surrounding hush money payments has taken a significant step forward with the selection of 12 jurors and one alternate.
As the former president speaks live, he addresses the allegations of bragging and falsifying business records, claiming to be a victim of fraud and highlighting various stories related to his indictment and the ensuing public outrage.
This trial has garnered criticism from various sources, including the National Review, Jonathan Turley, Greg Jarrett, and Andrew McCarthy, who have labeled it a "zombie case" with no constitutional basis.
The former president has asserted that the trial
is politically motivated, allegedly in support of Joe Biden, while raising
questions about the credibility of the prosecutors and the judge overseeing the
case.
The former president has also expressed frustration with the media's coverage of the trial, describing it as unfair and contributing to the erosion of justice in the country.
Additionally, he has raised concerns about the lack of border control, perceived bias in the justice system, and what he views as the press's failure to accurately report the facts.