Texas Republican Congressman Ronny Jackson is set to support former President Trump at the courthouse tomorrow. Jackson expressed his long-standing support for Trump, citing concerns about election interference and weaponized government. He emphasized that the selective prosecution of Trump amounts to election interference and criticized what he perceives as a lack of impartiality in the legal proceedings.
Despite his support for Trump, Jackson clarified that he attended the courthouse voluntarily and not at the behest of anyone else. He highlighted his belief that justice should be blind and expressed dismay at what he sees as a biased prosecution against the former president.
Reflecting on the public sentiment, Jackson noted that even in traditionally Democratic areas like New York, there is significant support for Trump. He mentioned interactions with individuals who, despite not supporting Trump previously, now express willingness to vote for him due to their dissatisfaction with the ongoing legal proceedings.
Regarding the potential outcome of the trial, Jackson remained optimistic about a favorable result for Trump. He expressed confidence that any guilty verdict would be overturned on appeal, citing legal experts who share this view. Jackson also expressed hope that the jurors would objectively assess the evidence presented during the trial.
Commenting on the jurors' responsibility, Jackson acknowledged the gravity of their role in determining the case's outcome. He emphasized the importance of jurors carefully weighing all information before reaching a decision, particularly in a high-profile case like this.
As the trial unfolds, Jackson underscored the need for a fair and impartial assessment of the evidence. He expressed faith in the jurors' ability to uphold justice and not be swayed by external influences.
