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<h2>What Happened Today</h2>
<ul>
 	<li>Jurors returned a guilty verdict on all 34 counts at the end of the second day of deliberations. Trial began with jury selection on April 15 and jurors heard five weeks of testimony from 22 witnesses.</li>
 	<li>The defense moved for judgment immediately after the verdict, arguing the jury was not allowed to rely solely on Michael Cohen’s testimony. The judge denied the motion.</li>
 	<li>Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg held a press conference after the verdict, and said “the jury has spoken.” He would not comment on sentencing and whether prosecutors were seeking jail time for President Trump.</li>
 	<li>President Trump told reporters outside the courtroom, “I’m a very innocent man.” He will hold a press conference at Trump Tower on May 31. His attorneys have also said they will appeal.
Partisan reactions to the verdict were swift. Both the Biden and Trump campaigns are now fundraising on the verdict.</li>
</ul>
<em>Follow the live updates here: </em>
<h2>Biden Should Seek Pardon of Trump, Businessman Says</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Businessman and “Shark Tank” TV star Kevin O’Leary said “the smart move” for President Joe Biden would be to pardon his political opponent, former President Donald Trump, via the governor of New York.

Doing so “would lift Biden out of the morass that half the country feels it's politically motivated,” Mr. O’Leary said on Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” Presidents cannot pardon people for state offenses, only federal ones; President Trump was convicted under a New York state law, thus a pardon would require the governor’s involvement.

Mr. O’Leary added that “there are some incredibly complex situations because the whole system has never contemplated an ex-president being a felon or even facing jail time.”

“For example, the Secret Service mandate for the rest of his life is to keep him safe under all conditions,” Mr. O’Leary said. “They will never allow him to go into prison, right? How could they?”
<h2>‘Thousands of People Are Donating Right Now,’ Lara Trump Says</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump and co-chair of the RNC, said his conviction is hurting “the very fabric of our country” and tarnishing the world’s view of America.

In a Fox News interview, she wondered aloud: “How is the rest of the world looking at America right now?”

“They see the same polling that we all see; they see that, by every metric, and in every poll, Donald Trump is beating Joe Biden. They know why this is happening,” Ms. Trump said. “Yet we are supposed to be the pillar of freedom and democracy for the rest of the world to look up to—and look at us tonight. It is shameful to see this.”

Ms. Trump said Americans responded to the conviction so much, “our entire fundraising site crashed.” She said the site, donaldjtrump.com, is back up and running, and “thousands of people are donating right now for Donald Trump who have never once, ever donated to our campaign.”

“That speaks volumes about how the American people are interpreting this,” she said.
<h2>Rep. Jordan: Congress ‘Cannot Allow’ Continued Weaponization of Justice System</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), says a congressional committee exploring the “weaponization” of the federal government, which he also chairs, is determined to continue its work.

“Everything is on the table,” he told Fox News’ Sean Hannity, “because, as many of your guests have said, we cannot allow this to continue in our great country.”

He thinks many Americans believe it’s true when President Trump says “They’re coming after my freedom because I'm fighting for yours,” Mr. Jordan said, “And I think the country sees that even more clear today, and that’s why I think he’s going to win.”

Mr. Jordan said Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg initially declined to prosecute President Trump, but the case was resurrected “after President Trump declared he was running for President of the United States... underscoring just how political this whole thing really was.”
<h2>Sen. Scott Says Nov. 5 is ‘Day of Reckoning’ for Trump</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), who is reportedly on former President Donald Trump’s shortlist for Vice President, spoke with CNN host Abby Phillip after jurors announced their guilty conviction in the Manhattan criminal trial.

The senator called the case a “hoax,” “sham,” and an example of the “weaponization of the justice system against their political opponents.”

“This was devastating for the average American watching,” he added.

Ms. Phillip and Mr. Scott sparred throughout the interview, frequently talking over each other as the host kept pressing Mr. Scott to prove his assertion that President Trump is being politically persecuted via the legal system. Ms. Phillip noted that Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas), both Democrats, are currently facing criminal charges.

“I have not heard you talk about a single conviction whatsoever,” Mr. Scott said.

The host also alleged that President Trump said he intends to appoint a special prosecutor to go after President Joe Biden and his “crime family” if he wins in November and asked Mr. Scott if he would support that move.

“President Trump has looked me in my eyes in a room full of other folks and said, ‘You know what? The best revenge is success,’” the senator replied.

“Our voices will be heard loud and clear. And I can guarantee you that the American people, we the people, will be on the side of Donald Trump. Nov. 5 is a day of reckoning.”
<h2>‘That is Not Our Country’: Trump Spokesperson</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Attorney Alina Habba, legal spokeswoman for former President Donald Trump, decried the conviction.

Ms. Habba told Fox News “It’s not about Trump.” She is concerned about the deterioration of the American justice system, one that would issue gag orders that prevent her and her client from speaking the truth.

“That’s called censorship. That is not our country. We don't do that. Let Americans vote for who they want,” she said. “And you know what they don't want. They don't want what is going on right now, I assure you.”

Ms. Habba said made that assessment based on how she has seen ordinary people react to President Trump. On the day of the verdict, she witnessed “people streaming up and down the streets, waiting to see him, just to give him a thumbs-up.”

“America is under siege in a different way than I ever thought was possible,” she said.
<h2>Attorney for Stormy Daniels Says She was ‘Emotional’ After Hearing Guilty Verdict</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Clark Brewster, attorney for former adult film actress Stormy Daniels, discussed the guilty verdict in former President Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial on “The Source with Kaitlan Collins.”

The lawyer said Ms. Daniels was “really, really emotional” after she heard that President Trump was guilty on all 34 counts.

“I told her how proud I was that she was able to see this through and come up here and sit two days under examination in a state courthouse that was so obviously watched by the world,” Mr. Brewster added.

He said it would have been “like a half-eaten sandwich if the story never came out” regarding the payments from former Trump lawyer, Michael Cohen, to conceal an alleged affair between Ms. Daniels and the former president.

Ms. Collins asked the lawyer what kind of sentencing Ms. Daniels would find fair for President Trump, but Mr. Brewster replied, “We’ve never discussed that.”

“She would say that would be the judge's call. He knows the law better than anyone. He knows the case better than anyone, and she would just say that that would be his decision,” Mr. Brewster added.
<h2>Trump Conviction Could Be ‘Last Straw’ for Working-Class Americans, Potential VP Pick Says</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

The verdict against former President Donald Trump “changes nothing” for Americans who are struggling to pay for groceries, gasoline, rent, and electricity, said North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum.

Mr. Burgum, a possible running mate for President Trump, told Fox News that those people “know they were better off under President Trump.” Yet “liberals can't figure out why would people keep supporting Donald Trump even if he's convicted?”

“The common sense of the working people of America is rising up right now because this is going to be the last straw for some of them,” Mr. Burgum said.

Mr. Burgum said it wasn’t right that prosecutors were able to take a seven-year-old business filing case —a misdemeanor at most—and “somehow magically turn it into 34 felonies.”

He wonders if everyone who has ever done business in New York would be vulnerable to prosecution “if somebody mislabeled a check that went out the door.”

Mr. Burgum suggested that President Trump has been singled out. “It would never happen, except if you're Donald Trump. So this is like the Soviet-style thing: ‘Show me the person and I'll show you the crime.’”
<h2>Trump Lawyer Says He Expected a Guilty Verdict, Hung Jury Closest ‘to a Win as We Could Have Gotten’</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Former President Donald Trump’s defense attorney, Todd Blanche, appeared on the CNN show “The Source with Kaitlan Collins” after jurors handed over the guilty verdict.

Mr. Blanche said, “it remains true that if the word of Michael Cohen was not accepted at all, then you could not have convicted President Trump.”

He told Ms. Collins that the defense team prepared for and “expected” a guilty verdict in the case.

“In our view, we were fighting to win the case, of course, but a hung jury would have been as close to a win, as you know, as we could have gotten,” Mr. Blanche added.

He also applauded the jury for showing up “on time every day” but maintained that President Trump could not have received a fair trial in Manhattan due to the Democratic majority in the city, noting that many jury candidates walked out when asked if they “couldn’t be fair and impartial.”

Mr. Blanche said it was President Trump’s decision not to take the stand during the trial, alleging the judge had decided what questions the former president could answer and how they could complicate the appeals process.

“He reached a decision that he thought was right, which I very much agreed with,” he added.

Mr. Blanche said the defense team plans to file an appeal sometime after the sentencing hearing.
<h2>Former Democrat Blames That Party’s ‘Elite’ For Damaging Democracy</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Former Democrat presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, considered a possible running mate for former President Donald Trump, said the consequences of President Trump’s conviction “extend far beyond this case.”

Ms. Gabbard said she is concerned that the Democrats who are currently in power are heading toward destroying American democracy.

Ms. Gabbard said she hopes that Americans see the situation as “a very serious wake-up call.” As a result of the verdict, every American now must “think twice before challenging or opposing or criticizing the political party that’s in power,” she said.

People now need to be concerned about officials using “the levers of the Department of Justice and law enforcement to then come after us.”

“That’s the serious issue that’s at stake here,” she said.

She urged all Americans, regardless of political affiliation, to “take it upon ourselves, to choose freedom to save our country, save our democracy, and punish President Biden and his administration, those who are abusing their power, on November 5 and vote for Donald Trump.”
<h2>Elon Musk Objects to Guilty Verdict</h2>
<em>By Jackson Richman</em>

Tesla CEO Elon Musk lamented the historic conviction of former President Donald Trump, calling it “troubling.”

“The American people as a whole should decide who is president,” he posted on X, which he owns.
<h2>Trump Donation Website Crashes as Cash Pours in After Guilty Verdict</h2>
<em>By Tom Ozimek</em>

Minutes after the jury returned a guilty verdict in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in New York, an influx of donations to his presidential campaign as an apparent show of support caused his donation page to temporarily become unavailable.

A jury found the former president guilty on May 30 in a case in which President Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal non-disclosure payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels as part of an attempt to influence the 2016 presidential election in which he was a candidate.

Within minutes of the jury returning the verdict, President Trump’s donation page displayed a 500 error stating “something went wrong,” leading to widespread speculation of a tidal wave of donations underway, possibly out of a combination of support for the former president and outrage at the guilty verdict.

The Trump campaign later confirmed that the page was down due to a torrent of donations.

“The American people see through Crooked Joe Biden’s rigged show trial. So many Americans were moved to donate to President Trump’s campaign that the WinRed pages went down,” the Team Trump account on X said in a post. “We are working on getting the website back online as quickly as possible. Stay strong.”
The page has since gone back up, with the Trump campaign confirming that fact in a follow-up post.

<em><a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/trump-donation-website-crashes-as-cash-pours-in-after-guilty-verdict-5659995">Read full story here</a></em>
<h2>Senate Majority Whip Takes Victory Lap</h2>
<em>By Jackson Richman</em>

Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) celebrated the historic and unprecedented conviction of former President Donald Trump. He said that “no one is above the law” and was found guilty by a jury of his peers.

“Today’s verdict is another reminder that Donald Trump is unfit for public service. Now, it is up to the American people to decide if he is worthy of the seat behind the Resolute desk in the Oval Office,” he posted on X, previously Twitter.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has yet to speak out about the verdict that occurred in his home state.
<h2>Michael Cohen Says ‘Facts Prevailed’ With Trump Guilty Verdict</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Michael Cohen, a once attorney for former President Donald Trump and the prosecution’s “star witness” in the Manhattan criminal trial, spoke to NBC’s Rachel Maddow about his reaction to the guilty verdict.

Mr. Cohen said he was not surprised and that he had said “all along that the facts speak for themselves. The documents speak for themselves.”

Mr. Cohen alleged that many “pundits” and TV hosts “couldn’t be further from the truth” regarding their interpretations of the case.

“I just don’t understand how come they don’t see the same things that we’re seeing.”

Mr. Cohen was at the center of the trial, making the payments to former adult film actress Stormy Daniels that triggered the charges. Defense attorneys criticized the use of Mr. Cohen as a witness, as his previous charges include lying to Congress.
<h2>Potential Trump VP Pick Tells Frustrated People How to Help Trump</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) says he has never heard his constituents “so frustrated and so angry at what they’ve seen” as he has after the conviction of former President Donald Trump. They don’t know what to do because Ohio is far away from New York, Mr. Vance, a potential vice presidential pick for President Trump, told Fox News.

He said that although the Manhattan prosecutor and other enemies of President Trump may “have a spring in their step today,” he thinks they will soon see “what they have done has backfired terribly.”

Mr. Vance characterized leftists as power-hungry and said “the only way for us to fight back successfully is to elect Donald Trump in November.”
<h2>McConnell Speaks Out</h2>
<em>By Jackson Richman</em>

After hours of silence, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) finally spoke out regarding the historic and unprecedented conviction of former President Donald Trump with whom he has had a frosty relationship despite endorsing his 2024 candidacy.

“These charges never should have been brought in the first place. I expect the conviction to be overturned on appeal,” he posted on X, formerly Twitter.
<h2>Trump Lawyer Todd Blanche Says Americans Should Be ‘Troubled’ By Convicting ‘Political Leaders’</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Former President Donald Trump’s lawyer, Todd Blanche, spoke about his boss’s guilty verdict on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime,” saying it should not happen in “any jurisdiction in this country.”

“The district attorney says that this type of case is bread and butter, that they do these cases all the time. That is not true. It’s just not true,” he said, taking issue with the conduct being in 2017.

Mr. Blanche said the case was “not fair” and that this is not something the United States “should be doing to its political leaders, past and present.”

“And as somebody who’s running for president and looks like will win—that’s something that people should be troubled with, no matter who you’re going to vote for.”

He added that President Trump’s comments after the verdict were unrehearsed and off-the-cuff, as the former commander-in-chief “needed no counsel.”

“So you’re talking at a man that’s been indicted four times in one year in four different jurisdictions, running for president and winning and still able to just stand there and look at his staff .. and just say, ‘You know what, I got this, let’s go,’” Mr. Blanche said.
<h2>Senior Trump Campaign Adviser Slams Verdict</h2>
<em>By Jackson Richman</em>

Senior Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller blasted the guilty verdict of former President Donald Trump on 34 counts of falsifying documents related to a 2016 hush money payment to adult film actress Stormy Daniels ahead of the 2016 election.

Appearing on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime,” Mr. Miller called the decision reflective of America under President Joe Biden being like a “third-world country” in that elections should happen without locking up opponents.

Mr. Miller touted increased fundraising and polling for President Trump amid his legal cases. He said that the Trump campaign “broke the Internet” with campaign contributions pouring in from grassroots and wealthy supporters.

Mr. Miller said that Democrats are “stuck with Joe Biden” amid issues pertaining to the economy, Ukraine, Israel, and the southern border.

“The American people are pretty smart,” he said. “They see right through this.”
<h2>Trump Attorney Counters Prosecutor’s Description of Case As Normal</h2>
<em>By Janice Hisle</em>

Will Scharf, an attorney for former President Donald Trump, accused District Attorney Alvin Bragg of being dishonest in his description of how President Trump’s case was handled.

Mr. Bragg, in a news conference, declared that the court system handled President Trump’s case “in the same manner as every other case that comes to the courtroom doors.”

Afterward, Mr. Scharf told Fox News: “I think Alvin Bragg just lied to the American people. He insisted repeatedly that this is a normal case brought in the normal course of business for the DA’s office, when that couldn't be further from the truth.”

“There's nothing normal about resurrecting dead misdemeanor business records charges from seven years ago, and bringing them against the leading presidential candidate in the country at the height of a presidential election,” Mr. Scharf said. “There's nothing normal about seeking a wildly unconstitutional gag order against a political candidate, or, for that matter, any defendant.”

Mr. Scharf said he believes the American people will support President Trump even more in the wake of “these injustices that he's being subjected to by this lawless prosecutor and lawless judge in this lawless New York court.”

As a result of the verdict, “this is one of the darkest days in the American republic,” Mr. Scharf said.

The case is “replete with reversible error,” Mr. Scharf said, “going back to the very first day, continuing through jury instructions; every aspect of this case is ripe for appeal.”

An appeal will be filed as quickly as possible, trusting that “the appellate courts in New York understand the dangerous Pandora's box that this lawless judgment has opened.” He said the case has ramifications for the entire legal system “if this unjust verdict is allowed to stand.”

“We are actively considering all options that could lead to justice for President Trump here because justice has not been done in this New York courtroom today,” Mr. Scharf said.
<h2>As a Convicted Felon, Can Trump Still Run for President?</h2>
<em>By Jackson Richman</em>

Can Trump still run for president? Would he be able to serve as president from behind bars? Yes and yes.

The only thing the conviction affects is his right to vote. He is a resident of Florida, where felons are not allowed to vote until they serve their sentence and pay their financial obligations set by the court.

If Trump is elected, there remains the question of whether he can self-pardon. The president has clemency power only for federal cases and therefore will not be able to pardon himself in the New York case. The only one who would have the power to do so is Democrat New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, who is critical of him and therefore is unlikely to make that move.
<h2>RFK Jr. Says Democrats’ Strategy to Beat Trump in the Courtroom Will ‘Backfire in November’</h2>
<em>By Jacob Burg</em>

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responded to former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict in a post on the social platform X, calling the decision to put him on trial “profoundly undemocratic.”

“The Democratic Party’s strategy is to beat President Trump in the courtroom rather than the ballot box. This will backfire in November. Even worse, it is profoundly undemocratic,” he said.

Mr. Kennedy explained that the country deserves a president who can win over voters at the polls “without compromising our government’s separation of powers or weaponizing the courts.”

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