Speaker 1: Rick Wilson. Donald Trump found guilty thirty four counts to day,
Speaker 1: jury is done. Two days of deliberation, terrible, terrible lawyers,
Speaker 1: a terrible client who had them go hard on Stormy
Speaker 1: Daniels but not on David Pecker. Mistakes were made Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And again, Molly, I want to say this, there is
Speaker 2: a great temptation in my heart right now that I'm
Speaker 2: resisting to just bagwalk this guy, to just go at
Speaker 2: him and mock the hell out of him. But I
Speaker 2: have a deep, deep, deep conviction right now that today
Speaker 2: was a day that America will look back on and
Speaker 2: say that the rule of law and the system, for
Speaker 2: once in the world of Donald Trump held up for
Speaker 2: once in the last decade of Trump's crapulous reign in
Speaker 2: our culture and our politics. Real people voters on a jury,
Speaker 2: not in a ballot box, people who were not watching
Speaker 2: the alternate reality of Fox News or anything else, looked
Speaker 2: at the evidence, considered the statements of everyone in the trial,
Speaker 2: and found Donald Trump guilty. And I'll tell you we
Speaker 2: now can say Donald Trump is a criminal, Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is a felon. Donald Trump is a guilty man. Not
Speaker 2: because Joe Biden ran some devious operation on him, not.
Speaker 3: Because the crooked judge was compromised, but because Donald Trump
Speaker 3: committed crimes. He committed crimes that he has now been
Speaker 3: held accounted for. On July eleventh, he will be sentenced
Speaker 3: for those crimes.
Speaker 1: And I think most importantly, Trump cannot vote for himself.
Speaker 2: Because he cannot vote for himself he is a felon.
Speaker 2: And in the state of Florida, we passed a few
Speaker 2: years ago Amendment four in the state of Florida, which
Speaker 2: was an amendment that said, after felons have served their
Speaker 2: sentence and paid their restitution, they are allowed to petition
Speaker 2: for their rights to be restored. Ronda Santis, of course,
Speaker 2: decided that that constitutional amendment that was voted for by
Speaker 2: sixty two percent of the people in the state of
Speaker 2: Florida should not apply. And so we've had black men
Speaker 2: in the state of Florida arrested under Ronda Santas's orders
Speaker 2: in the last two years. I am curious where that
Speaker 2: where Ronda Santas will suddenly discover that Amendment four was
Speaker 2: the greatest thing that ever happened in the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: That is an amazing bit of sorcery. So Trump is now.
Speaker 1: He went outside the courthouse. He said it was a
Speaker 1: rig system. He's furious. He will now blah blah blah
Speaker 1: traffic on the way home. But yeah, the point is
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has been found guilty. He probably won't go
Speaker 1: to jail, but he certainly will have to pay a fine.
Speaker 1: And he and the rule of law worked the way
Speaker 1: it's supposed to.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, there's no question. There's no question that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is a felon right his camp. You know, let's
Speaker 2: remember he has a campaign manager from in prior races,
Speaker 2: campaign manager, deputy campaign manager, national security advisor, foreign policy advisor,
Speaker 2: political consultants, and personal lawyers who are also all felons.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, the brand, belany is the brand. And one
Speaker 1: last thing you and I need to talk about, which
Speaker 1: is a lot of very fancy pundits. We'll say, none
Speaker 1: of this matters, nothing matters.
Speaker 2: It's oh well, nothing matters. Let me tell you. Let
Speaker 2: me let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: Nothing matters until it does.
Speaker 2: Nothing matters till it does. There has been a and
Speaker 2: you and I both have talked to reporters and editors
Speaker 2: who say this over and over again. Everybody knows this.
Speaker 2: Everybody it's all baked in the cake. The lies are there, very.
Speaker 1: A lot, you know, Apple, who are supporting Trump are
Speaker 1: people who don't follow the election. So I think correct
Speaker 1: is meaningful thing.
Speaker 2: There's there's there's nothing here that that makes this easily spinnable,
Speaker 2: nothing here that makes it easily you know, you can't
Speaker 2: walk away from it. You can't just ignore it. You
Speaker 2: can't pretend it doesn't matter. You can't. You can't act
Speaker 2: like this didn't happen, and and just repeating the fixes
Speaker 2: in oh he did this, he did that. Uh, you know,
Speaker 2: because he's he's he's the Republican nominee. It's because he's
Speaker 2: a criminal. He committed these crimes, folks, when he was
Speaker 2: not in elected office. He committed these crimes, when he
Speaker 2: was still a private citizen. He committed these crimes. And
Speaker 2: there's a paper trail of the crimes, and the jury
Speaker 2: decided that he was guilty. That's it. That's how the
Speaker 2: game's played, folks.
Speaker 3: It's done. It's over.
Speaker 2: Bye bye,