Former President Delivers Fiery Address At Annual Conference

Trump Attacks Government Over Classified Documents in Georgia GOP Speech

Former President Delivers Fiery Address at Annual Conference

Trump Exceeds Record for Longest Convention Acceptance Speech

Former President Donald Trump went on the offense in a fiery speech at the Georgia GOP's annual conference Saturday, attacking the government for the classified documents he took with him after leaving office.

Trump, who has been under investigation by the Department of Justice for his handling of the documents, accused the government of a "witch hunt" and said he was being unfairly targeted.

"They are trying to destroy me," Trump said. "They are trying to destroy the Republican Party. But we will not let them win."

Trump's speech marked the climax and conclusion of a massive four-day Republican convention in Georgia, where he was the star attraction.

Trump is scheduled to speak again Thursday night during the final day of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Conclusion

Trump's attacks on the government are likely to further divide the country and inflame tensions between Republicans and Democrats.

It remains to be seen whether the former president will be able to maintain his popularity and influence in the coming months and years.