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Welcome to this Special Edition of hannity. Im jason in for sean and tonight we begin with the headline for the New York Post editorial board. Trump will win if he does more speeches like the 1 in the bronx. Just 24 hours ago former president held a rally in front of thousands of bronx residents from all walks of life but instead of tearing them down with a divisive doom and gloom speech like Joe Biden Trump champion the people of new york and promised a Brighter Future for all. Have a look. Im ...

University after meeting with jewish students on campus, his target, the answer is or protests at tent and caymans and University Officials response to all of it as tensions continue to as great over. Im sandra smith in for neil cavuto, we will have a reaction from the students which is method Speaker Johnston moments ago. First two steve harry on the ground in columbia with more on what we just heard, hello steve. Waiting for Speaker Johnston to come out and face just a huge crowd of media wait...

>> welcome to hannity and tonight many americans long suffering from trump arrangement syndrome are downright giddy. yesterdays verdict is not a cure for their disease. in fact the trump campaign i will argue tonight is stronger than ever. after the verdict of former presidents campaign said it raised whats a massive record $34.8 million in just 6 hours. by the way that includes their site crashing. 1 flash poll showing donald trump with 6-point bump in the former president himself is ...

on many different things. he would not allow us to have witnesses or talk, would not allow us to do anything. the judge was a tyrant. >> it is dangerous, irresponsible. for anyone to say this was rigged just because they dont like the verdict. >> americans should feel somewhat reassured, our democracy worked. justice was done. [ chanting ] go to jail. >> the democratic party on the left so different desperate to stop that they will risk the destruction of our entire legal system to do ...

2017 on president trumps personal accounts while he was in the white house. running this country is the leader of the free world. thats not a normal case. thats not bread-and-butter. let me ask you this. you talked about july 11th. by the way ironically 4 days before the republican convention some buddy classy felonies, somebody with no prior history of any conviction of any kind former president in the middle of a campaign you would think a judge would released him on his own recognizance. he c...

Cases. i doubt they are going to want to do that for former president trump. so they are likely to have to go through the state system but this is a target rich environment for appeal. i know that theres been great celebration in manhattan. this is something of a thrill kill connection. but that may not last long. under review. if the new york courts dont reverse this i expect the federal system will. there are layers of reversible error here by judge mark schaan. >> professor i know you worked ...

Will do. i think he knows hes been a judge for a long time. he knows the law and i hope he sentences appropriately but no matter the sentence we hope but stayed for sure pending appeal. because its not even all the judge mark schaan. its district attorney that brought this case and theres a lot of things that need to be appealed. >> last question you go to the appellate court the supreme court both. >> we are not going to stop fighting. everybody is talking on your show and other shows about goi...

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