Jon Voight backs Trump, slams government’s ‘disgusting scheme’.

Hollywood Actor Jon Voight Defends President Trump

Hollywood actor Jon Voight has passionately defended President Donald Trump‌ against allegations of election interference in ⁤Georgia. In⁤ a video posted on X on ‌Aug. 28, the ⁢Oscar-winning actor, 84, branded the latest indictment against the‌ former⁣ president as part of a “disgusting scheme” by the Biden administration to keep President Trump out of the 2024 race for the White House.

“This ‍is now a war, a war ⁤against all of us. The Biden administration is a corrupt mob ​and⁤ the⁢ Obama⁢ administration fuels ‌the cycle,” he said.

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Mr. Voight, best known for his roles in the⁣ 1969 movie “Midnight‌ Cowboy”⁣ and 1978 movie “Coming Home,” has starred in more⁣ than 90 television and film roles.

“Let​ me warn you all that this corrupt‌ behavior against President Trump is the most disgusting scheme to try and keep him‍ down and this is a horror,” he continued.

Mr. Voight then briefly criticized the current administration’s approach to⁣ rising crime in the United States.

“My fellow Americans, this is a civil war and this⁢ is the time we must stand for truths. If we don’t see this, you, your children, your grandchildren, sisters, brothers will all pay the price for⁤ this default,”⁣ he said.

“If we allow deceit against President​ Trump and allow this lie to win, we will all regret this and my only wish is that all ⁤can find the truth that President Trump is a man who wants to save America, the dream, the freedom,” he said.

Mr. Voight, who has previously voiced his support for‌ President Trump, called him the “greatest‍ president of this century,” then went on to encourage Americans not to “hide” but “allow God’s greatest truths to⁣ show the way.”

“Let us not ​allow the manipulation of⁢ this government to destroy this land, our purpose, our love, our light,” he ⁤said. “Our freedom is being taken away with lies and greed. Stand up now, for the only truths that can save us,” the actor concluded.

Trump Vows to Challenge Trial Date

Mr. Voight’s video comes shortly after President Trump was booked into the Fulton County​ Jail in Atlanta on Aug. ‌24⁢ after surrendering himself to authorities following his indictment on racketeering and conspiracy‍ charges. He was later ​released on a $200,000 ⁣bond.

Eighteen of President Trump’s associates were also charged in the indictment and given ⁤until noon on Aug. 25 to hand themselves over or risk arrest.

The indictment accuses ⁢President Trump and his​ co-defendants of ​having “refused​ to accept that Trump lost” ​the 2020 elections and‍ of having “knowingly and willfully joined⁢ a conspiracy ⁢to unlawfully‌ change the outcome of the election in ‍favor of Trump.”

“That conspiracy‍ contained a common plan and purpose to commit two or more acts of racketeering activity in Fulton County, Georgia, ⁤elsewhere in‍ the State of Georgia, and in ‍other ‌states,”‍ the indictment ⁣alleges.

President Trump⁤ faces 13 charges, including a violation of Georgia’s ‌Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO)‍ Act, solicitation of ⁢violation of oath by a public officer, conspiracy​ to commit forgery in the first degree, and conspiracy to commit filing of false ​documents, among others.

He has denied all wrongdoing.

Meanwhile, all of⁣ President Trump’s co-defendants have been charged with at ‍least one count of violating Georgia’s