Sixty days before the US presidential election, Donald Trump, who is the candidate of the Republican Party, called a press conference at the iconic skyscraper Trump Tower in New York. In front of the journalists, however, he focused more on his legal problems than on his strategy against his rival from the Democratic Party, Kamala Harris, notes France Press, quoted by BTA.
Before the representatives of the media, Trump recalled the trials against him and described them as a witch hunt. Trump has criticized his lawyers, saying they have let him down in their work.
Only after 40 minutes of a tirade devoted to his legal woes, the Republican began to talk about his rival Harris and assured that she is at the top of the public trust polls.
Later today, Trump heads to North Carolina, one of the key states in the presidential race, where the first mail-in ballots were delayed by a court order. In North Carolina, Trump will speak through a powerful police union.