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Appeals coming, i think -- appeals are longshot. they are always a long shot. i think this notion that the appeals process, he has a fighters chance and he feels -- appeals process is not accurate for most appeals pick the appeals processes are long shots. so i think the political reaction will be the political reaction. people will say hold out hope for things and i would certainly never rule out what the future may hold, but i think you have to understand going into the appeals process that those are tough odds. >> let's bring you into the conversation to talk about the political fallout. an...

You probably already knew that. here we call our highest court the new york court of appeals, which isn't confusing at all. but if trump takes his case all the way to new york's highest court and loses, he has one last hail mary. can you guess what it is? it is the supreme court. now, the supreme court is not obligated to hear any appeals from state court. but, given the way this particular supreme court has treated this particular defendant, you probably can't rule it out. in other words, there is a chance that sometime in the not- too-distant future donald trump could have his 34 felony conv...

Possible jail time, fines or probation, but an appellate court could suspend or delay the execution of his sentence until after the appeals process is over, which is expected to happen after the november election. >> trace: sensing in 41 days. -- sentencing. let's bring in the former lieutenant governor and attorney general of idaho david leroy. attorney general, thank you for coming on, we appreciate your time. the wall street journal had the following op-ed saying "a guilty verdict for trump and its consequences for the country." it goes on to read "out conviction sets a precedent of using l...

Jury won't be fair. the judge won't be fair. but now he has a larger problem, which is that the verdict was guilty on all counts. so i think a lot of what he's doing is design for his political audience. the fundamental problem he has is its being squeezed does the political solution makes a legal problem worse is his basic problem. a lot of what he is saying -- i was struck by most of what he said at that postverdict announcement. it's bad for his sentencing. >> david i want to talk about and appeals here and it and appeals process, i should say. and specifically for someone -- i want to play...