I had the great honor of being an invited guest recently at a Gala sponsored by the longest standing Republican Club in New York – the Queens Village Republican Club.

The event was to honor my friend and former New York City Mayor, Rudy Giuliani. Imagine my surprise and gratitude when the crowd also gave me TWO standing ovations during the gathering.

I was honored to speak last Friday at CPAC, which bills itself as the most influential gathering of conservatives in the world. It was humbling to be included among an unbelievably magnificent group of speakers, including Vice President JD Vance, “White House Tech Support” guru Elon Musk (yes, that’s how he described himself on his X account!), Attorney General Pam Bondi, and last but not least, President Trump himself.

If you’re like most people, you probably keep close track of your financial obligations – credit card debt, mortgage balance, student loans, etc. But there’s a big debt that you probably haven’t factored into your financial planning – your $100,000 share of America’s $37 trillion national debt.

A married couple together owes $200,000. A family of four is in the hole to the tune of $400,000.

I have promised you and the American people that I will do everything in my power to defeat the lawfare left that has targeted me, President Trump and other conservative leaders. They’ve been trying to silence our voices, rob us of our livelihood, steal our freedom and ruin our lives.  President Trump has escaped their clutches, but I am still very much in their crosshairs.

Most Americans of a certain age are familiar with Bruce Springsteen’s iconic 1984 political protest song, “Born In The USA.” But those very same words about being born in America are at the heart of a different, more recent and far more important political and constitutional controversy – birthright citizenship.

As you know, I was indicted in the state of Georgia by the corrupt Fani Willis over my work supporting President Donald Trump to bring forth legitimate questions about the integrity and accuracy of the 2020 presidential election in that state.

I write to you from Washington DC where it is my great honor to watch my friend and former client, Donald J. Trump, be sworn in as the 47^th President of the United States.

As all the nation knows, Mr. Trump has pledged to “Make America Great Again.” That laudable objective has many facets to it. One of those facets is to make America JUST again.

I’m sure you know that the Georgia Court of Appeals has removed the disgraced DA Fani Willis (and her office) from prosecuting the case against me, President Trump and others because of her unethical conduct in hiring her lover, Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.

She’s appealing that ruling, but most legal experts believe it will hold. That should be good news for me because it provides an opportunity for the prosecution to be dismissed.

It was my honor to have President Donald Trump attend the world premiere screening of the documentary about the lawfare attacks leveled at me, “The Eastman Dilemma: Lawfare or Justice.”

As I look forward to the new year “unburdened by what has been,”to paraphrase the losing presidential candidate in the last election, my focus is firmly on one objective: defeating the lawfare assault against me.

We have an excellent chance of succeeding, but before we can get to that result, it’s urgent that I replenish my legal defense fund.