Reports indicate that the viability of former President Donald Trump’s scheduled press conference, intended to counter the allegations presented by the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, is now uncertain. Several sources familiar with the situation have disclosed to ABC News that Trump’s legal advisors have cautioned against the event, highlighting the potential to exacerbate his legal predicaments due to the questionable assertions of voter fraud. Certain legal counsel has even recommended the cancellation of the conference.

In response to his indictment alongside 18 co-defendants in Georgia, Trump had initially unveiled plans for the press conference through a social media announcement. In the post, he pledged to deliver a comprehensive and irrefutable report concerning alleged Presidential Election Fraud in Georgia.

The announcement was met with a counterstatement from Georgia’s Republican governor via social media, firmly asserting that the 2020 election within the state had not been pilfered. He emphasized the absence of credible evidence substantiating claims of fraud over the course of nearly three years, both within the court of law and under oath.

During his campaign activities in Iowa, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis echoed the sentiments of Georgia’s governor. Similarly, former Vice President Mike Pence concurred, stating that the Georgia election had not been subject to theft.

It’s important to note that Georgia’s 2020 presidential election underwent thorough scrutiny through multiple examinations. The results were affirmed through three distinct vote tallies, including a meticulous hand count of nearly 5 million ballots cast in the state. Notably, even Trump’s own Justice Department, under Attorney General Bill Barr, scrutinized the allegations raised by the former President. Additionally, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted its own inquiry into the matter.

Source: ABC News