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around him. they have decided they would run on this issue to motivate the base with anger for turnout and donations. and so far it appears to be working at least in terms of donations. they are flooding in to both members of congress and the trump campaign itself. he reported getting over 50 million in just one day after the verdict came down. >> yeah, that is a remarkable to see italy's we'll talk about that in just a minute. but bernardo, when it comes to potential jail time, of course, you've heard a lot of legal experts say no, it's not likely because he doesn't have a previous a record. it's a class e felony, which is the lowest in the state of new york. but when you put it all together, including these potential gag order violations where do you think the judge could land on sentence day? >> look, i've been practicing in new york for 17 years, 13 years as a prosecutor and the rest of four years as a criminal defense attorney. and what i can tell you that it is a possibility that judge
i don't have faith he'll do. that. >> no, that's not the point. the point is to impose t. the sentenceimpose now so that e can be an appeal if the judge refuses, as he wouldof the refue to take the case to the court cu of appeals and say honors, we t want the sentencing to be done now. so we can appeal. if the judge refuses to allow the sentencing to, impose u your honors, let us appeal. now, we're not going to appeals. the sentencing now. we're going to appeal the conviction. wilhe conviso i would do everyg to expedite this. >> timing is everything. >> very dangerous times forr our constitutional republic. c. very dangerous. thank you both. greg, thank you both . fun being on fox nation with you yesterday. and professor, thank you. when we come back, lara trump is here. she'll react to the biden campaign reportedlycampai celebrating trump's guilty verdict. and judggny celebratine jeanineo all coming up straight ahead. >> oh, carney assault. it's carney. i saw that. that's what i said.
your opinion for an appeal? >> he has issues for an appeal, so -- i can't say you always have issues -- he will appeal the jury instructions. he will appeal that he was kept from testifying because the judge is allowing the prosecutor to ask without certain bad acts. so, the appeal, he has 30 days after his sentence to file a notice and it will be up to his lawyers how fast that appeal will go because there will be deadlines scheduled for them to file briefs and if everyone files everything on time, it could be heard by january of 2025. that's actually short in the appellate land in new york. >> you have heard his repeated claims that he is being treated worse than any other defendant because of his politics. i can't help but think of former baltimore prosecutor marilyn mosby who was sentenced last week to 12 months of home detention, three years of
this is where it all began ten years ago, and today, donald trump returned here to begin his fightback. scrapping the teleprompter with its scripted remarks, he spent a0 minutes ad—libbing and railing against his opponents, hurling around insults like "fascist" and "sleazebag". it was a rigged trial. we wanted a venue change, where we could have a fair trial. - we didn't get it. we wanted a judge change, i we wanted a judge that wasn't conflicted, and obviously he didn't do that. - nobody's ever seen anything like it. - this is the man donald trump blames for his legal woes, even though it was a jury of donald trump's peers that found him guilty. it's reckless, it's dangerous, it's irresponsible, for anyone to say this is rigged, just because they don't like the verdict. 0urjustice system has endured for nearly 250 years and it's the cornerstone of america.
it will be interesting to see what exactly the state's asked for and potentially they could ask for jail time and of course, the defendant is going to say no, there should be no jail time, but the judge is going to look at everything they're going to look at his other cases as well. as well, the e. jean carroll case, they're going to look at is, as you stated what he's done in the past before and consider all that, but most likely, it will be probation. it'll be interesting to see if the judge stays the penalty. why trump has said that he's going to appeal this case. >> there's the gag order kelly matter anymore? the gag order does matter because the judge still has jurisdiction over the case. >> now, the judge can also consider the gag order as well about the violations in his penalty phase as well. but definitely the gag order is definitely in place and it's also important for the viewers to note that that trump, once he is sentenced that point he is a convicted felon so not until he sentenced in july, there'll be a convicted felon.
and go on for weeks? >> no this isn't judge mershaun courtroom and cram hours testimony into six weeks but get through this in a few weeks and jury selection will take longer than the witnesses and their testimony. you know, there won't be salacious details in the book about prostitutes really even -- some of the lifestyle that hunter was leading again this isn't judge mershawn's courtroom those aspects will come across in the irs case the tax case. and so, but in this case couple of days, jon. jon: all right so let's say that he gets convicted. we don't know yet but if he gets convicted his father could pardon him this is a federal case. >> i would expect it, in fact, i
of a felony in fact, more than a dozen felonies after a jury found him guilty on all 34 charges that he faced now his fate, which could include jail time rests in the hands of judge juan merchan, who will deliver his sentence on july 11. >> that is just days before the republican national convention in milwaukee, wisconsin let's discuss all of this with criminal defense attorney and former new york prosecutor, bernardo, villain lona, and congressional correspondent at the new york times, luke broad water, welcome to you both. good morning, bernardo. let's start with you and we saw there in that news conference that trump held at trump tower are on friday quick pivot from the courtroom to campaigning. and of course, he was in attack mode, attacking the judge and also others including michael cohen, who didn't name specifically. but here's trump this was a, highly qualified lawyer. now i'm not allowed to
president. do you think judge merchan will sentence donald trump to jail time? yes or no? why or why not? let us know, x and instagram @tracegallagher. we will read your responses coming up next in the friday night nightcap. [♪♪]
yesterday, in mcdonald's, you had a man hitting him up with with machetes, a machete, whoever he can imagine. even a machete being wieldedinev in a storeen in a place whereerh they're eating and he's going rampant. and bragre eatg is down watchinl trial on what they call crimes crimes. >> no republican presidential nominee could get a fair trial w in manhattan, not with a soros prnded d.a., not with ea former biden prosecutor, and not with a judge who not wit only donated to the biden campaign, but to a group called stop republicangn but to. >> and the judge did just that. it was very unfair.e we weren't allowednot to allowd to use our election expert under any circumstances.circ you saw what happened to somume of the witnesses that were on our side. they were literally crucifie oud
online sites where donald trump supporters are known to frequent de, are putting out addresses that they claim are the jurors addresses and demanding retribution. ankush, is there any recourse for the jurors? do they get any protection? what happens when this happens this is a very unfortunate situation because unfortunately i think merely sort of discussing who, what their identities might be. >> i don't think that runs afoul of any laws. i mean, what happened here, frank? glee is that the da's office and the judge, in my estimation, bungled the voir dire process, particularly the early days where they allowed public disclosures of where the perspective and some of the current jurors currently worked and used to work and so that information is public. and if people are using public information to identify these people, i don't know that there's gonna be a record if they cross the line into doing things like swatting these these shores or potentially actionable death threats, then they'd have the same recourse