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
District of new york also was investigating him but cyrus vance junior started this investigation and alvin bragg inherited it, and there was i will say kerfuffle, when he came in. there was concern about whether or not he would continue the investigation which goes to the point i was trying to make. he is looking at the work and he reassessed s. he said let s take a break. first of all he was the new person so why should he suddenly did whatever the old person did? i work for the old person and he was a good old person, but he took his time and evaluated and signed some very great career prosecutors. they keep talking about this biden doj guy, who i never met. and he may have worked there, but he was one of six members of the trial team. and who really were the leaders no offense to that person joshua steinglass who did the summation. he also was the one who did the direct examination of, who i think was the main witness, mr. pecker . susan hough ventura,