In a recent interview on Fox News, former President Donald Trump asserted he had 'every right' to interfere with the 2020 presidential election, suggesting that his legal troubles have not negatively impacted his popularity. He claimed that being indicted for election interference surprisingly boosts his poll numbers, contradicting the typical expectation that such events would harm a politician's standing. Trump is currently facing four federal charges related to alleged election subversion, which he insists are politically motivated actions by the Biden administration. Special counsel Jack Smith has recently updated the indictment against Trump following a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. Despite the legal challenges, Trump continues to promote his narrative of a stolen election, which lacks substantial evidence. His remarks have drawn critical commentary, with some suggesting his admissions reflect a pattern of confessing to wrongdoing.