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michael steele. donald trump railing against his guilty verdict with misinformation and outright lies. his supporters call for violence and online posts. the new developments you may have missed in the ex- president s other legal cases. president biden s campaign stepping out outreach to black voters a crucial swing states. the principal deputy campaign manager is here. we will speak with former capitol police officer harry dunn about his role supporting the campaign. grab your coffee and tea of settled in and welcome to the weekend. just this morning, donald trump appearing on fox for pretaped interview where he unleashed a new tirade of lies as he awaits sentencing a 34 billing accounts. the friendly hosted no problem amplifying those lies. here is just a snapshot of how the leader of the republican party defended himself while attacking both democrats and the justice system. these people are sick. they are sick. they are deranged. i talk about the enemy, the af
the criminal trial of former president donald trump. i m rachel maddow. i m here with my colleagues stephanie ruhle and jen psaki and alex wagner and chris hayes. in a courtroom in downtown manhattan just after 5:00 eastern time this evening the foreperson of the jury rose and delivered the jury s unanimous verdict, donald trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal a scheme to corrupt the 2016 election. it s a scheme that was described by the prosecution in their summation as something that may very well have been the reason that donald trump won the 2016 election. as of tonight it is officially a criminal scheme. he has been convicted on 34 counts. with those convictions we enter uncharted territory as a country. for the first time a president has been criminally convicted, and for the first time one of our two main political parties is about to nominate that same man for president after he has been convicted of 34 felonies. that is wher
store you are watching our live continuing special coverage of today s unanimous guilty on all counts verdict. in the criminal trial of former president donald trump. i am rachel maddow, i m here with my colleague, stephanie ruhle and jen psaki and alex wagner and chris hayes, in a courtroom in downtown manhattan, just after 5:00 eastern time this evening, a foreperson of the journey rose and delivered the jury unanimous , guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal the scheme to correct the 2016 election. the scheme that was described by the prosecution in their summation as something that may very well have been the reason that donald trump won the 2016 election. as of tonight, it is official a criminal scheme, he has been convicted on 34 counts. with those convictions, we enter uncharted territory as a country, for the first time, a president has criminally convicted and for the first time for one of our two main political parties is about to