"Witch Hunt" is written on the signs of Trump supporters - meaning that the investigation against the ex-president would only serve to eliminate him.

DLNews Election 2024:

Donald Trump (76) wants to become President of the USA again in 2024 and officially started his election campaign at Waco Regional Airport in the US state of Texas on Saturday.

It was a typical Trump show: the ex-president railed against the judiciary investigating him for paying hush money to a porn actress and presented himself as a victim.

The new weapon used by runaway Democrats to cheat in elections is a criminal investigation of a candidate,” he ranted. As a result, every part of his life is being screened like no other in US history.

Trump: prosecutor a 'depraved psychopath.'

His legal issues made him "probably the most innocent man in the history of our country," Trump said. "That's what friends say about me."

And further in a nutshell:

The investigations against him seemed "as if they came straight out of a horror show by Stalinist Russia," said Trump.

Trump still likes to be cheered.

He called Manhattan's chief prosecutor, Alvin Bragg, a "depraved psychopath" who "really" hates the United States. "I've never liked horse face," he said. An indictment could lead to "death and destruction," Trump warned.

He spoke of demonic forces that wanted to destroy the country, which threatened to fall into a lawless abyss if he - Trump - was not re-elected to the White House.

Capitol Attack Defendants Sing "Justice"

An indictment against Trump seems more and more likely and is expected shortly. Investigators wonder whether Trump violated campaign finance laws by paying two women. It would be the first indictment by prosecutors against a former US president.

His supporters are very loyal to him: one attendee of the campaign show even has a Trump tattoo.

Prosecutors in New York are investigating the ex-president who was voted out of office for hush money payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels and model Karen McDougal.

At the beginning of his hour-and-a-half speech, the song "Justice for all" was played by a male choir whose members were convicted of their involvement in the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021.

Why Waco?

Proceeds from the song will provide legal support to those accused of the violent riots. Trump recites the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States in the music while the choir sings the national anthem.

Before Trump's speech, the venue, in particular, caused a stir. Trump spoke at the airport in the city of Waco, which was the scene of a bloody tragedy 30 years ago and has since been used by right-wing groups as a symbol of alleged state transgressions.

That's what happened back then: Police officers had besieged a cult property for weeks and finally stormed it until it finally burst into flames. More than 80 members of the so-called Davidians died, and four police officers were killed. According to media reports, Trump's team denied that the venue had anything to do with the Waco massacre.

"Jesus is my Savior, Trump is my President," reads this supporter's t-shirt.