Trump claims Georgia indictment aims to ‘silence you’
Former President Donald Trump Slams Indictment as Suppression
“They want to silence you, and they mean silence,”
“They are people who have no idea how the world works, and they have no idea the anger they cause.”
Trump’s ‘Most Dangerous Case in Georgia Could Also Be the Longest Delayed’
Trump expressed his frustration with the recent indictment against him from Fulton County, Georgia, calling it a form of suppression. During an interview with Fox Business’s Larry Kudlow on Kudlow, he emphasized the need for Republicans to stand up against such actions.
“A tremendous group of people on both sides see the disgusting situation in Georgia, and I’m not just talking about Republicans,” Trump stated.
Referring to the multiple criminal cases brought against him, Trump remarked, “Cause I have four of them now if you look. This is not even possible. Four, over the last couple of months, and frankly, it discredits everything.”
He further added, ”They’re all very similar in the sense that there’s no basis for them.”
Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing in these cases, labeling them as ”witch hunts” and politically motivated attempts to disrupt his lead in the GOP presidential primary race. He also mentioned his reliance on the Presidential Records Act as a defense in his federal case concerning classified documents.
“And then you look at the suppression: They want to suppress your voice. They don’t want you to ever talk about an election. If you talk about an election, they want to put you in jail,” Trump asserted, alluding to both the federal and Georgia cases against him for his efforts to challenge the 2020 presidential election results.
Despite the challenges he faces, Trump expressed confidence in his team’s ability to handle the Georgia indictment case. He even announced plans to release a report exonerating him on Monday.
“It’s just suppression, and it’s just a horrible thing for the country, and it’s hurting the country very badly,” the former president lamented.
In Georgia, Trump is charged with violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act and conspiring to use fake electors to overturn the 2020 election results. His claims of election fraud and a stolen election have been debunked.
Appealing to his party, Trump urged Republicans not to let the indictments go unchallenged.
“Republicans have to be tough, Republicans are great in many ways, but they don’t fight as hard for this stuff, and they have to get a lot tougher,” Trump emphasized. “And if they don’t, they’re not going to have much of a Republican Party.”
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