Trump tells Fox News he had 'every right' to interfere in presidential election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : In a court filing last week, lawyers for Trump revealed their intentions to urge a judge to dismiss the federal election subversion case against the former president after the Supreme Court ruling narrowed the scope of the landmark prosecution,The defense team, in a joint filing late Friday with prosecutors that lays out dueling proposals for the next steps, foreshadowed a series of anticipated challenges that would draw the case out into next year.
38% : This is the banality of evil right here - Trump asserting he can override the will of the voters to claim victory in an election he lost.
31% : "Who ever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election, where you have every right to do it," he told Levin casually, who did not challenge Trump.
27% : "Before he made the comment, Levin told the former president how special counsel Jack Smith's superseding indictment of Trump in the federal election interference case "intended to breathe life back into the case" following the Supreme Court's ruling that former presidents have immunity for official acts undertaken while president.
21% : Trump was talking about how it was "crazy" his "poll numbers went up" after he was indicted on charges over his alleged efforts to overturn the results of the election.
16% : At the time, Trump called Harris a "monster" and said she was "totally unlikeable.
6% : Trump was referring to the 2020 vice presidential debate between the now-Democratic presidential nominee and Trump's then-vice president Pence, where Harris scolded the Republican for interrupting her.
5% : Trump also used the interview as an opportunity to unleash another personal attack on Harris, calling her "a nasty person".
3% : Either 1) Trump believes his lies, or 2) Trump is old and delusional.

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