Balancing a criminal trial and a campaign for the White House is already proving to be no easy task for Donald Trump.
He was meant to cap off his first week in court with one of his signature rallies in the battleground state of North Carolina on Saturday.
But less than an hour before it was due to begin, he had to cancel because of the weather.
The former president feeds off of the energy of his crowd of supporters, making it an important lift for not just his campaign, but him personally.
It’s a jolt of energy and an opportunity to be in command, in the midst of trial where Trump is sitting silently for long hours, four days a week, as his lawyers argue his case.
His campaign intends to make use of all his free time, including evening events such as one he held at a bodega in Harlem.