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. >> it is great to be together as always, thank you. >> of the verdict on the former president on 34 criminal counts while running for president, there's no legal or political precedent for what we are witnessing but how does this compare to other destabilizing moments in our history? >> i think the choice is clear, we have a convicted felon, in days of yore, if it convicted felon had run for alderman, probably as high he or she would have aspired until the last couple decades, that person would have said, i served my time, i learned my lesson, i have remorse, there will be no one more zealous more than i am and forcing our legal system. instead, you and i saw that land at the bottom of the brass elevator at trump tower yesterday by the presumed republican nominee of this year, he is saying the system is rotten, i want to dismantle parts of the constitution, i
the exciting thing him, who are having this discussion a moment ago with this momentum carried through november? the court cases are so as long as you have other venues pressing forward and legal strain, he was the voters continue to be galvanized and feel like it's an unfair process politically influenced. >> you reacted to that, turn in the grant from the president and the video. >> it was as creepy and insidious and almost like an sq. i'm behind is because i set my number three from d.o.j. to work with alvin bragg which is not a step up in the career ladder. that smile told me so much that i wrote on twitter, make up a campaign ad. literally the trump campaign did the picture tells a thousand words. >> is senile chucky doll democrats a better description. >> let's look at this from the clinton we recently had new
saturday show. when we return, now a jury convicted trump on 34 felony counts, what happens to him next is up to judge merchan. explaining how the former president's behavior between now and july 11th could affect his sentencing. armin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more enjoyable go. charmin, enjoy the go. (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints.
good evening, i am died benson along with kennedy, anita vogel and joe concha and welcome to the "big weekend show". the big story tonight -- while it fight night for former president trump, he's going to the u.s. tilt in new york jersey as he fights for his political life after new york jury convicted him 48 hours ago. >> i don't mind being out there because i'm doing something for this country and i'm doing something for our constitution. it is very important, far beyond me. this can't be allowed to have enjoyed the president, should never be allowed to happen in the future. this is far beyond me, this is bigger than trump, bigger than me, bigger than my presidency. >> democrats and many of the media got exactly what they wanted out of this will depart. >> donald john trump chairman. >> a convicted felon.
decentralized voting by states, other things, as well as american public that would not willingly vote for a convicted criminal to be there president, they thought that was so unlikely. you can read the record of the constitutional convention in philadelphia, there is not one word about, what should we put in the constitution to make sure no convicted criminal because president? that is how far, sadly, this country is come. i don't think a convicted criminal will be elected this year. >> less then a minute left, what can americans do to make sure we get through this with the republic intact, because there are fears of political violence and calls for retribution? >> this is going to be a five months period and many more of the kind we have never seen before, sadly. we should race ourselves and expect the worst. hostile
cleaning up what he really said, many americans have seen that. if the stormy daniels affair come out on top of that, it would have probably defeated him in his own mind. the reason that is important, he was running against hillary clinton, talk about, lock her up , about things that were absolutely ridiculous, some server at her house or something. he was saying, lock her up to fast forward to now, we find 34 felonies and you have republicans saying, how dare you? that is how he got there, accusing somebody of a crime and covering up his crime when there was no crime. what is at stake for america, if hillary clinton had become president, we would not have had three supreme court justices that overturned roe versus wade, hurt voting rights, turned down affirmative- action. that was the difference for people who said that voting does not matter. >> michelle, let me bring you in before break, i will read
locked it, and i just sobbed at my desk. the president's talking outside, and i was just sobbing, and sobbing, and sobbing. inside johnson space center, the internal conflict was building. -on the first day that we went in, there were people who received us very well, there were people who were not happy that we were here. -i was one of the first people to be interviewed and interrogated. i felt ok, i felt like, "this is a good thing, this has to happen. i hope they're thorough." -i think the folks that were probably less interested in our help were more at the management level in nasa. in some cases, we're asking for data, and then they'd be like, "i can't give you that information right now, you're gonna have to go up through a very formal nasa chain of command to be approved." -i call it the managers' club.
anarchists, they are authoritarian, they want to tear down the entire justice system, you have tim scott talking about the justice system is hunting republicans. this is absurd, hunter biden starts on trial, the president signed in two days. >> when we played the sound file of senator scott talking about vengeance and everything, you were like, whoa. your reaction to that. >> i don't know how you take blatant lies and end your, quoting the bible. it was a little difficult for me. let me say this, we need to underscore, this whole case was about a man trying to cover his deeds because he wanted to win an election in 2016 against hillary clinton. he had been exposed with that access hollywood tape where he talked about how you do with women, you grow them, i'm
the trump sentencing is set for july 11th, four days before the party plans to formally nominate him for a third time at the republican national convention at milwaukee, wisconsin. remember, a conviction does not prevent trump from running for president, which means four times indicted on 88 counts found liable for federal fraud and sexual abuse, instigated insurrection to stop the peaceful transfer of power, disgraced former president could end up back in the white house. here is the smallest of silver linings, since thursday's conviction happened in a state case, trump won't be able to use executive power to pardon himself if he wants another term. not everyone is thrilled the court system, at least for now, has caught up to the man once referred to as tough on don since the verdict, split screen of reactions to the outcome. on one side, earth one, folks are lauding the rule of law and
and corruption and a lack of basic necessities, like water and electricity. results from wednesday's election show the anc winning around 40% of the vote, while former president jacob zuma's newly—formed mk party exceeded expectations to finish third. but the party says it is considering challenging the results in court. and so begins a new era in south african politics — as well as new challenges for president cyril ramaphosa, who himself helped negotiate the end of apartheid. the bbc�*s africa correspondent, barbara plett usher, reports. it had been a slow and steady day, and then, this. the former president, now the head of the upstart mk party, an unexpected challenge to the anc... ..already reeling from voter anger over economic mismanagement and corruption scandals. jacob zuma has created