Trump: I’ll go to Georgia and surrender

Former US President Donald Trump has announced that he will appear in court in Atlanta on August 24 as part of the lawsuit he is facing for alleged interference in the 2020 presidential election.

Trump made statements about the lawsuits filed against him on his social media platform called Truth Social. The former US president announced that he will go to the city of Atlanta on August 24 to testify in court about the lawsuit filed for allegedly “interfering in the results of the 2020 presidential elections in the state of Georgia.”

Describing Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis as a “radical left district attorney,” Trump claimed that “the greatest murders and violent crimes in American history were committed” in Atlanta and criticized the call for Willis to testify instead of investigating these cases. “Willis campaigned for the witch hunt and continues to campaign and raise money,” Trump said. This witch hunt is being conducted in close coordination with rogue Joe Biden’s Department of Justice.” he used the phrase.

Noting that Willis had set $200,000 bail, Trump said of this decision: “(Willis) must have thought that he might try to flee the country.” saying.

LATEST CASE ATTACHED TO TRUMP

In Atlanta, Georgia, the indictment, charging Trump with new charges, was unsealed on August 14, following evidence and witness statements presented by Fulton district attorneys, who have long been investigating the allegation. of “attempted interference in the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state.”

In the 98-page indictment, which included 41 counts, Trump was charged with 13 counts, including “inciting to break the oath of a public official,” “conspiracy to make false statements,” and “violating state anti-corruption and racketeering law.” . “.

In addition to Trump, 18 other people were charged, including former lawyers Rudy Giuliani and John Eastman, and former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows. (AA)