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i'm paul gigot. a manhattan jury found donald trump guilty this week on all 34 counts of false iffying business records, the first time in history that a former u.s. president has been convicted of a felony. thursday afternoon's verdict marked a dramatic end to the almost 6-week trial, but trump vowed that the legal fight is not over. >> this was a rigged decision right from day one. with a conflicted judge who should have never been allowed to try this case, never. and we will fight for our constitution. this is far from over. paul: let's bring in jim trusty, a former federal prosec...

View what do you think the implications are for this kind of prosecution in such a hypofile political case?? -- high profile political case? >> i think the implications are dire, to tell you the truth. there are both legal and political implications, quite frankly. paul: we'll get to the politics later, but i'm thinking about credibility of the legal system. >> well, the cred credibility of the legal system is already under pressure, and what's really under pressure here is i think the credibility, again, politics is unavoidable, paul, new york political system and especially new york city. wh...

You have the potential for recusal. you will not have somebody that is able to sit -- you have when somebody in his opening statement where he would have to recuse himself, and even if he has an exhaustive paragraph where he would be able to be objective. you can't have a hint of impropriety or the hint of not being impartial and have cred credibility on the court. you have a supreme court nominee who by his own statements was forced to say i will still be objective. that idea that he is pleading too much must be on the minds of the people looking forward to the supreme court of the united sta...

Problem. >> we're trying, buddy. we would like to get a solid answer. >> i know you're trying and you're failing over and over and over. what's actually important here is what would be the decision if you were in the white house and you want to say, okay, should we perhaps consider whether or not we should get rid of the ag? first you might ask yourself, has he so damaged his cred credibility that he cannot do his own job? second you might ask is he so distracting that the white house cannot do their job? third you might ask, would pushing him out embolden the critics of the white house? yes. ...

Non-agreement with iran. all of those issues will kwur a credible statement from the white house. when it's a matter of war & peace, of course, and when we talk about colooks it's about the sangtity of our election process. if the president loses his credibility on something like stormy daniels and it's throwing it away for really, really key issues and that's a shape. they do not understand the big play. they don't see the big picture is that the white house needs to be credible, not simple police for the base, not simple police for most importance but for the world because when the united st...