Many voters and Congressional Republicans still support Donald Trump, but former Trump officials say the new indictment is damning.
If the crowd at one Columbus, Georgia, Waffle House is any indication, Donald Trump still has plenty of support. The former president was in the state over the weekend, making a post-indictment appearance at the Georgia GOP convention.
On CNN's State of the Union, House Judiciary chair Jim Jordan was pressed on the details of the 37-count indictment, which alleges the former president kept classified documents and refused to give them back. But former Trump officials, including Trump's former national security advisor and attorney general, have studied the indictment and say it’s devastating.
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