Former US President Donald Trump's team has raised $7 million since he announced on Tuesday that he was being sued for the second time in federal court.
Just a day after Donald Trump appeared in court to answer federal criminal charges in connection with the scandal, his campaign sent an email to supporters on Thursday that read: "Since the deranged Jack Smith [the prosecuting attorney] announced the start of this witch hunt, President Trump has raised more than $6.6 million and counting." Since then, a Trump spokesman said in an email to Reuters that more than $7 million had been raised.
According to reports, Trump has raised more than $4.5 million from online donations from supporters, and another $2.1 million from a donation event in New Jersey on the day of Trump's court appearance on Friday.
This is not the first time Mr. Trump has cited an indictment as a reason to raise money. On March 30, Trump's team raised more than $5 million in just 48 hours after he personally confirmed that he had been indicted in the hush money case.
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