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Guilty of first degree manslaughter and guilty of second degree manslaughter. she was notably unemotional as the verdict was read. remember, there was talk about what she said in the moments after shooting daunte wright, "i'm going to prison, i'm going to prison." she knew this was an outcome possibility for her. and this is what happened. she did make the sign of the cross at one point. but again, notably not emotional as those verdicts were read. you know, i've spoken to a lot of on-air legal analysts about this, and one notable one said that he just did not think that she was going to be fo...

What we think crimes are and what a violent defendant is. she's a violent defendant. she's a police officer who may have served honorably and ably for a long time, but she committed a violent crime and will be treated as such. if the law is treated honestly and fairly, she will be handled that way and sentenced to the appropriate law. >> back to what was said, we hold you in high regard, we also hold you to higher standards. josh campbell, you have some information on other aggregating factors the prosecution is going to push for here. >> reporter: that's right, and what they're saying, these ...

The public because she fired her weapon, daunte wright's vehicle went careening out of control and could have injured other people. obviously the defense will present mitigating factors to try to convince the court, katy, that that type of sentencing shouldn't imposed on kim potter. we do know in minnesota she's probably looking at anywhere between 7 to 9 years in prison. she obviously doesn't have a prior record. what was startling is for a that i am potter doesn't even live in minnesota anymore, which was news to the prosecution, a suggestion perhaps it was not known under bail conditions. w...

You can play everyone out. would hillary clinton have gotten into politics, is a good example. would john mccain -- by the way, al gore could not have run in 2004. >> there might have been a constitutional question about that. i'm up against a hard break. as a former network guy, you get this. it's a pleasure to partner with you on this, jeff greenfield. catch more of jeff and i's conversation about some of these what-it's on the chuck todd cast. that does it for me. msnbc's coverage continues with katy tur and current history being made right now. we'll forgive you for that, chuck. good to ...

Former police officer Kimberly Potter was found guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright, a Black motorist she shot during a traffic stop after she said she confused her gun for her Taser.