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231231 this is cnn. the world s news the next verdict will come on election day. i m michael smerconish and philadelphia donald trump is the first former us president to be a convicted felon. but will the verdict help or hurt is 2024 campaign non-white voters may have the answer. here s a part of what some of the callers and the popular morning radio program, the breakfast club had to say after the verdict faster, like trump s 30 trust the system at all. i feel their railroad and body system and you see that when she walked in the courtroom to be guilty, you gonna be guilty? how can anybody blackboard provide it trump? were you i d rather have president wright, who s going to be honest and show me a whole, then have a president who s going to allow me to try to get me up, to get my vote breakfast club, host charlemagne, the god is going to join me in just a moment in the most recent poll of battleground states, which included third-party candidates, biden had only 49% support
prosecution agreed to the jury instructions. stop trying to defend trump also mentioned the judge s alleged bias. this is that did i mention the judge s alleged bias? you did not hear that come from me. instead, i m investing the time to analyse allies, the verdict slip. and in looking at the verdict slip, i say to myself, okay. so in the end for what was he convicted, now, you can say, oh, for falsifying business records, except that is a misdemeanor for which the statute of limitations has run so it s gotta be something else. what s the something else? oh, it can be one of three different things. okay i d like to know which of the three it was. it like take trump s name out of the equation and put in anybody else s name, how about a relative of yours? don t you think it individual who has been convicted and now faces jail time as a writer to know, well, what was the offense and this whole business of a lack of unanimity. what if they were 444 on the three different
public office by unlawful means, you may consider the following violations of the federal election campaign act, otherwise known as feca, the falsification of other business records or violation of tax laws. now, i m putting on the screen one port portion of the verdict slips so that people can see it was a binary choice on each of the 34 counts. and here s my question based on the verdict slip, trump can truthfully say he doesn t know for what he was convicted. do you agree? i do agree. and i think we all have that issue now, that verdict slip that we just looked at is deceptively simple in its layout. it s a binary choice, guilty, not guilty. yes. no. but in fact, the charges here are much more complicated. so think of them like if it was a triple decker sandwich, there s three actual layers to each of the 34 four counts here. the first layer is a new york state violation of falsifying business records, which is a misdemeanor. the middle layer is while they
wanted to send this message and showed no remorse. that he placed his bomb near children andespecially vulnerable and shot an officer in the line of duty. for all of those reasons and many more they say he should get the death penalty. ronan farrow is outside of the courthouse for us. you ve been seeing a lot of the action a lot of detail that s been happening inside and outside the court. describe what you ve been seeing. reporter: it s been 14 hours give or take of deliberations, 61 days in court for this jury. this has been a long hall. there s an atmosphere of anticipation here right now within 20 minutes they should begin the process pete mentioned of reading this long very involved verdict slip and seeing exactly how the results should go throughout these intri cat sections from beginning to end. on the ground on the other side