Donald Trump to Address Supporters Amid Legal Setbacks and Rivalry with Nikki Haley

Former President Donald Trump is set to address supporters at a campaign rally in Michigan after a New York judge ruled he must pay $354.9 million in penalties for inflating his net worth to deceive lenders. Meanwhile, his rival Nikki Haley criticized him and pointed out his legal troubles. Trump responded to the ruling with anger, claiming "election interference" and a "witch hunt." He faces several upcoming criminal trials and is close to securing the Republican presidential nomination.

Legal troubles and response

Donald Trump's legal troubles have escalated after a New York judge's ruling on his financial dealings. Responding with outrage, Trump alleged "election interference" and condemned the judgment as a "witch hunt."