Donald Trump is “not concerned” about the criminal charges he is facing in the US state of Georgia, his daughter-in-law has claimed.
The former US president recently turned himself in at Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia, where he had his mugshot taken and was formally charged with 13 charges relating to allegedly attempting to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election.
The case in Georgia is widely viewed as the strongest the former US president is facing but Lara Trump told Sky News Australia they were just “more of the same”. “All of these charges you've seen against him from Alvin Bragg all the way down to Fannie Willis in Georgia, we all know it's a bit of the same – we know the truth about the situation – he's done nothing wrong,” Ms Trump told host Erin Molan on Friday night.
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