Trump's conviction in hush money trial may turn off independents, but is firing up the right

Former President Trump's conviction in the Manhattan hush money case has plunged his Titanic election fight with President Biden into historic and uncharted territory, but pundits are deeply split over what impact the jury's verdict might have.

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