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Donald Trump seemed confident about his prospects at his speech in Georgia on Saturday, but that bullish attitude might be displaced, according to a report from the Guardian.

Although the former president claims there was no crime committed in connection with the federal indictment he faces for purportedly mishandling classified documents, the evidence seems overwhelming and meticulously organized, Guardian reporter Hugo Lowell said on Saturday.

Donald Trump on Saturday claimed in the wake of his federal indictment that the new charges have dramatically increased his standing in the polls, and boosted his fundraising.

Trump, who made history by becoming the first federal president to be hit with a federal indictment when he was charged with 37 counts in connection with the storage of classified documents, told the Georgia audience that his polls are "way up" since the indictment was filed. This was his first speech after the indictment was announced, and it isn't clear if any formal public polls have been released since that time.