Former President Donald Trump appeared at a town hall event in Georgia on Wednesday, where answered a question about how he leans into faith and family to deal with being vilified.

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“When you have faith, when you believe in God, it’s a big advantage over people that don’t have that,” Trump said to applause.

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He then went on to praise his family and claimed that he had been investigated more than Al Capone.

Trump took a handful of questions at the event. The final one from a young man asking what he should know before he went to vote. Trump said he wanted to go outside and talk. Several hundred people gathered outside the church showed their excitement as Trump exited the event. They shouted “USA, USA.”