In a recent outburst on his social media platform, Truth Social, former President Donald Trump demanded the Supreme Court to intervene against what he described as "weak lawsuits" filed against him. This plea came the morning after Trump's third arraignment in a DC court, where he faced new criminal charges brought by Jack Smith and the Department of Justice.

Trump expressed his frustration over the numerous lawsuits, including those from the District Attorney, Attorney General, and others, which he claimed were draining his time and resources. He stated, "Resources that would have gone into Ads and Rallies, will now have to be spent fighting these Radical Left Thugs in numerous courts throughout the Country."

The former president also claimed that these lawsuits were a form of election interference, given his lead in all polls, including against President Joe Biden. He urged the Supreme Court to step in and level the playing field.

In addition to his legal woes, Trump also criticized Fox News for allegedly not showcasing his recent poll numbers. He claimed to lead his rival, Ron DeSantis, by double digits and expressed his dissatisfaction with Fox & Friends for not highlighting this.

Trump's legal troubles are far from over. He currently faces 78 felony charges in three separate criminal cases, all related to his alleged efforts to interfere with the 2020 presidential election. Despite these charges, Trump maintains his innocence, pleading not guilty to all four criminal charges.

In a press conference announcing the charges, Jack Smith described the attack on the nation's Capitol on January 6, 2021, as an "unprecedented assault on the seat of American democracy."

Trump's lawyer, Lindsey Halligan, criticized the indictments against her client, questioning how Trump could prepare for all these trials simultaneously while ensuring his right to a speedy trial in each case. She defended Trump's actions, stating that everything he did was with the advice of counsel, including from Mike Pence, who is an attorney. She argued that Pence never informed Trump that his actions could be considered criminal behavior.

Despite the mounting legal challenges, Trump remains defiant, describing his recent court appearance as a "very good day" and vowing to continue his fight against what he perceives as political persecution.