Donations are pouring in for Trump, who is going to court

Former US President Donald Trump has raised more than $6.5 million for his campaign ahead of the 2024 presidential election, after appearing in court accused of “concealing confidential state documents” against him.

According to The Hill’s story, Trump held an event at his Bedminster golf resort in New Jersey after denying 37 separate charges that he was concealing the documents in federal court in Miami. The Trump campaign announced that more than $2 million in donations were raised at the Bedminster dinner, with supporters who participated in the online campaign donating $4.5 million.

Thus, it was registered that the total amount of donations collected for the electoral campaign reached 6.5 million dollars after Trump was accused in the field of the investigation of confidential documents.

After Trump announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election, he received more than $18 million in campaign donations in the first three months, while a total of $4 million was raised in the 24 hours after the impeachment was prepared. millions.

Trump, whose Florida home was raided by FBI agents for the investigation of “confidential documents” on the morning of August 8, 2022, described the raid and ongoing investigations against him as “political,” specifically stating that the documents obtained from Mar-a-Lago “was not an independent arbitrator or a private arbitrator” requested a review by the judge.

The investigations into the “confidential documents” and the “January 6 congressional raid” are headed by former Attorney General Jack Smith, who has been appointed as an authorized special expert. Donald Trump, on April 4, appeared before a judge in Manhattan Criminal Court accused of paying a woman a “shutdown” during the 2016 presidential election and denied the charges against him.

In a 49-page indictment, announced earlier this month, Trump was accused of carrying classified documents with him when leaving the White House and obstructing federal investigations. Calling these allegations “absurd and baseless,” Trump denied allegations in federal court in Miami that he was hiding secret state documents. (AA)