“I’m getting sued for you,” Trump tells his MAGA faithful
‘I’m being sued for you,’ Trump tells his MAGA faithful at Republican Christian conference — calling the criminal charges a ‘great show of courage’
- Former President Donald Trump headlined the Faith & Freedom Coalition’s Saturday night gala in Washington, DC
- He told a crowd of MAGA believers, ‘I’m being sued for you’
- Trump called the state and federal charges against him ‘a great show of courage’
Former President Donald Trump rolled out a possible new campaign slogan Saturday night at the Faith & Freedom Coalition conference in Washington, D.C.: “I’m being sued for you.”
Trump headlined the conference’s Saturday night gala and continued to lament the recent federal charges brought against him for mishandling classified materials, again arguing that he was just an ex-president who “legally kept his own documents ‘.
He earned a “USA” chant from the crowd when he proclaimed, “I’m probably the only person in history to be charged and my numbers went up.”
“Every time the radical left Democrats, Marxists, Communists and Fascists sue me, I take it as a great show of courage,” Trump said.
Trump knocked on President Joe Biden’s door about son Hunter’s business dealings with China – portraying the president as soft-spoken towards the rising power over his family’s financial entanglements.
Former President Donald Trump rolled out a possible new campaign slogan Saturday night at the Faith & Freedom Coalition conference in Washington, D.C.: “I’m being sued for you.”
Trump read the crowd a text from Hunter to a Chinese business associate.
In the text, Hunter says he is with his father and then tells the employee, “and we would like to know why the agreement that was made was not kept.”
“This is cash he’s talking about,” Trump told the crowd about the “commitment.”
‘Can you believe it? I didn’t know he was that tough,” he said, laughing.
The ex-president suggested that President Biden did nothing to stop China from installing military installations in Cuba.
“Unless I get back in,” Trump said. “In that case, I will let China know they have 48 hours to get military and espionage equipment out of Cuba, or I will drop the hammer and there will be tariffs like China has never seen.”
Trump was easily the favorite speaker at the conference — where every major 2024 Republican presidential nominee was in attendance.
“I have to ask Ralph a question, were your other candidates treated like this?” Trump said, addressing Faith & Freedom Coalition founder Ralph Reed, who sat behind him onstage and cheered the audience.
Trump then joked that a presidential candidate was “booed off stage,” referring to New Jersey Governor Chris Chrstie, whose Trump criticisms at conference Friday morning harassed him.