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Trump Blasts ‘Sick and Deranged’ Opponents Post-Conviction

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Fighting for the Constitution

In a recent interview with Fox News, former President Donald Trump expressed his commitment to fighting for the Constitution, aligning himself with the network’s hosts in their battle for freedom and the country. Trump described his opponents as “sick and deranged,” citing threats from both external and internal enemies, including Russia and China, as well as domestic political adversaries.

Criticism of Domestic Policies

Trump criticized various domestic policies, including open borders, high interest rates, and proposed tax increases, which he claimed would quadruple taxes. He suggested that these policies are part of a broader effort to harm the country.

Challenging Venue and Judge

Trump described the legal venue and the judge involved in his case as particularly challenging. He mentioned efforts to change both, which were unsuccessful, and highlighted the difficulty of receiving a fair trial in what he considered one of the worst areas in the country for him.

Fundraising Success and Public Support

Despite the conviction, Trump noted record-breaking fundraising numbers, viewing them as an indicator of public support. He referenced a recent poll showing an increase in his popularity, attributing this to public awareness of what he called a “scam” and the “weaponization” of the Justice Department and FBI.

Comparison to Latin American Politics

Trump drew parallels between his situation and the political repression seen in some Latin American countries. He suggested that the legal actions against him are similar to tactics used in those countries to imprison political opponents and prevent them from running for office.

Message to Hispanic-Americans

Addressing Hispanic-Americans, Trump acknowledged their concerns about the United States resembling the corrupt countries they left behind. He praised their entrepreneurial spirit and energy, noting his strong support among this demographic.

Legal Expense Controversy

Trump defended his actions related to the legal expense controversy, explaining that payments made to a lawyer were legitimate legal expenses, not fraudulent. He criticized the indictment process and the exclusion of certain testimonies, calling the case unprecedented and politically motivated.

Impact on Family

Trump discussed the toll the legal battles have taken on his family, particularly highlighting the difficulties faced by his wife Melania and their son Barron. He described Barron as an exceptional student and individual, noting the challenges of choosing colleges in a politically charged environment.

Potential Appeal and Public Reaction

Trump mentioned the possibility of appealing his case to the Supreme Court due to its unique nature. He expressed doubt that the public would tolerate severe penalties like house arrest or jail, suggesting a breaking point could be reached.

Final Thoughts

The interview concluded with Trump reflecting on the broader implications of his legal struggles, emphasizing the resilience of his family and his continued commitment to fighting for what he believes is right for the country.

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