Former Vice President Mike Pence spoke for the first time Wednesday regarding former President Donald Trump's Georgia indictment.

"This is a really big issue. It will be on the stage in Milwaukee," Mike Pence said, seemingly hinting at his debate plans.

Fictitious tales spun by lying former Trump staffers might just do the trick to convict the former president.

"To be fair, people who pump their own gas aren’t Mike Pence’s concern," one social media user commented after seeing the clip.

"President Trump's dedication to the prosperity and security of the United States is unwavering, as is his vision for the future."

Trump's lawyer said Pence's testimony will help the former president, "In fact, the vice president will be our best witness," he said.

"We'll respond to the call of the law if it comes, and we'll just tell them the truth," Pence said during a CBS interview.

Former Vice President Mike Pence continues to have trouble while on the campaign trail for the GOP presidential nomination.

Special Council Jack Smith admitted that his team broke the Brady rule when they failed to provide Trump with a video taken from Mar-a-Lago.

Commentator Mark Levin says Donald Trump's indictment is a symptom of the vast changes Democrats are trying to impose.