Unless you're living under a rock — which sounds like a relief at this point — then you've heard former President Donald Trump is slogging his way through multiple court cases.
From election tampering charges in Georgia to the business fraud charges stemming from alleged hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels: Trump faces 91 criminal counts overall, in addition to a civil fraud trial in New York.
The civil fraud trial, brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, accuses Trump of falsely inflating his net worth. Another judge previously ruled that Trump committed fraud, but the current trial is meant to determine if his actions were intentional.
A win for the AG office could mean millions of dollars in possible penalties. An order stemming from the first fraud ruling already essentially dissolved Trump's companies, but years of appeals are likely to make the process extremely slow.
Amid his legal battles, Trump's once-loyal court seems decidedly less confident. Large conservative groups, like Americans for Prosperity Action and Club for Growth, have said they will fight Trump's potential GOP nomination; other current Republican candidates, like former Vice President Mike Pence, and former Governor Chris Christie, have also disavowed Trump after years of supporting him.
But, despite being hit with a gag order in New York, Trump has refused to let his keyboard rest as he continues to erroneously claim that the entire world — especially the US legal system — is conspiring against him. The conspiratorial thinking may be exacerbated by multiple one-time allies turning on the former President, often when facing legal trouble of their own.
Here are the MAGA expats who've publicly turned on Trump so far.