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Donald Trump didn't seem fazed by the prospect of a gruelling second day of jury selection as he left Trump Tower on Monday morning.
The former president seemed in high spirits as he strolled out of his Manhattan residence and prepared for the trip downtown to court.
Wearing a striped blue tie and light blue shirt, he waved and pointed to the crowd on the street before joining the motorcade.
On Monday he was warned by the judge that he could be jailed for misbehaving and slammed warnings that he may have to skip son Barron's high school graduation.
Donald Trump didn't seem fazed by a gruelling second day of jury selection as he left Trump Tower on Monday morning
Despite being stuck in court, he raised more than a $1million in donations during the first day of the Manhattan criminal trial, his daughter-in-law Lara said.
The co-chair of the Republican National Committee said the average contribution was $28, and ripped into the hush-money case.
'The people of America spoke up yesterday in support of Donald Trump to the tune of a million and a half dollars raised for his campaign,' she told Fox and Friends on Tuesday morning.
The average donation was $28, so even here, in the abysmal Biden economy, people are coming out and they are financially supporting this president'.
Hundreds of potential jurors will return to the court this morning to go through the gruelling process of getting on the panel.
Trump has pleaded not guilty to falsifying business records to help cover up an alleged affair with porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election.
Wearing a striped blue tie and light blue shirt, he waved and pointed to the crowd on the street before joining the motorcade
Despite being stuck in court, he raised more than a $1million in donations during the first day of the Manhattan criminal trial, his daughter-in-law Lara said
By ROB CRILLY, SENIOR U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER FOR
