Trump Buys 30 Milkshakes For Atlanta Chick-fil-A Customers During Stop

ATLANTA, GA — Atlanta's Vine City Chick-fil-A served a special customer Wednesday: former President Donald Trump.

Trump, who is facing several election interference charges in Georgia, bought 30 milkshakes for customers at the popular fast-food eatery's Martin Luther King Jr. Drive location.

Media outlet NewsMax shared video footage of the former chief executive speaking with restaurant staff before ordering the milkshakes for him and several others.

While waiting for the order to be filled, Trump is seen moving along to speak with customers.

WSB-TV also shared footage, which shows customers conversing with the GOP presidential nominee about certain issues.

Trump, who is on a campaign run, was reportedly in Atlanta for a fundraiser.

After landing Wednesday morning at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Trump snatched the chance to speak on Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' latest move to have his appeal of her disqualification ruling dismissed, Fox 5 Atlanta reported.

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Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee allowed Trump and others to appeal his ruling that permitted Willis to stay on the election subversion case.

Trump, a Republican, has been accused of trying to interfere with the 2020 presidential election, during which he lost the race to current Democratic President Joe Biden. Trump and 18 others were indicted on several charges in August 2023 after being accused of trying to overturn the election results in Georgia.

McAfee in a March ruling said top prosecutor Nathan Wade or Willis and her office should leave the case due to the appearance of impropriety relating to the pair's romantic relationship.

The judge said there was no "actual conflict" due to their relationship, which would have disqualified Willis. Wade ultimately resigned from the case.

"I think that case has been totally discredited," Trump told media Wednesday. "It's on behalf of her and her lover, Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Wade. And I think the case has been totally discredited. I would hope, it seems to be. And we'll see how that ends. The one in New York is totally discredited. Every legal scholar said they have no case. It's a horrible thing, but it's election interference."

Read more about Trump's Atlanta visit via Fox 5 Atlanta.