possibly return to the white house despite in impeached and indicted and convicted of a crime. immediately after the jury delivered the verdict on thursday, the former president began his disinformation campaign for might outside the courtroom. he has sought to undermine the conviction by proclaiming the real verdict will be on november 5th by the people. trump speeches are short on substance. sometimes they can be revealing of his mental state, especially after big moments like this. the morning after the jury convicted him, he gave remarks from trump tower. but instead of beginning with comments about the trial, he opened with the xenophobia claim. when you look at our country what is happening where millions and millions of people are flowing in from all parts of the world, not just south america, from africa and asia and the middle east, and they are coming in from jails and prisons and they are coming in from mental institutions and insane asylum s. this has been par
expected or wanted. and this morning he said he s okay with house arrest or jail time. so he s doing what he does. he spins it with, i m good with that and we were talking this morning that he s tough and he can go to jail. he s not nelson mandela or martin luther king. his allies tried to pass this idea that he was like nelson mandela. asa hutchinson, john bullock, and larry hogan have said this is the rule of law. at least a few have said that this is what we need to do and this is how the american justice system works. but he s going to spin this. we know what he does because he s been doing the same thing for 8 years. one thing that is interesting is he does turn up the volume. when you think there s no more shock to be had, he says
now we look at the ongoing debate over policing in america. george floyd s killer was convicted and cuffed. some claiming that the justice system now works. right now, what people need to understand is that the american justice system works. it works. i think it is a celebration of our justice system. it is important that we also push back against the notion that all police officers can never be trusted. that s the promise of our justice system, that it is impartial. how many black unarmed people were killed by police officers, and it is a massive distraction. citing a single verdict to pretend that verdict automatically reveals anything about every other case is misleading at minimum.
now we look at the ongoing debate over policing in america. george floyd s killer was convicted and dramatically cuffed this year. which has some claiming that justice system now works. right now, what people need to understand is that the american justice system works. it works. i think it s a celebration of our justice system. it s important we also push back against the notion that all police officers can never be trusted. that s the promise of our justice system, it s impartial. how many black unarmed people were killed by police officers? it s a massive distraction. citing a single verdict to pretend that that verdict automatically reveals anything about every other case is misleading at a minimum. so let s just look at the evidence right now. the data actually shows that
occurred was the recent murder conviction of the officer who killed floyd. an unusual development in american courtrooms spurred by the brutal video and the extensive public pressure. that conviction is from a single case. it does not automatically do anything to change the wider system, but some are seizing on that one conviction to claim it now shows our entire american justice system works. right now what people need to understand is that the american justice system works. it works. i think it s a celebration of our justice system. it s important that we also push back against the notion that all police officers can never be trusted. that s the promise of our justice system, that it s impartial. how many black unarmed people were killed by police officers? it s a massive distraction. citing a single verdict to pretend that that verdict automatically reveals anything