i m alicia mendendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steele and new york city. today, the next president really against his criminal conviction and his party revolting against the justice system. michael: joins us at the table to react . and what comes next for trumped as the assumptive nominee said to be sentenced days before the gop convention. conservative supreme court justices refusing to take the ethical high road and how should democrats respond. grab your coffee and your tea and settle in. welcome to a supersized edition of the weekend. donald trump s felony conviction and the fallout is a historic moment for this country. the guilty verdict showing us no one is above the law, not even a former president but since the conviction we have seen a sharp rise in attacks against prosecutors, the judge and the jury. yesterday, trump unleashed a rambling tirade filled with lies undermining america s judicial process. and right on cue his gop allies parroted and
he wants to be able to survive andy s trading tunnels, time and hostages for a comprehensive end to the war. and yahoo on the other hand was to eliminate hamas, it s senior leadership, and it s organized military, even political impact in gaza. the real question is you could get a phase one. hostages for prisoners. the real test will come in phase two where both israel and hamas have to face those two very critical issues. as i mentioned, slow and slower. buckle your seatbelts and be patient. but i think we are probably closer than ever. and it s the ninth month of this war next week. it s hard to believe. the ninth month of this war. such a long, long, time. aaron david miller, thank you for your insights this morning. folks, we have two more packed hours of the weekend coming up including former national enquirer editor locklin cartwright, the new york times suzanne craig, and a colleague katie fang, mark