In a dramatic courtroom scene on Friday, President-elect Donald Trump delivered a passionate address before being sentenced for his conviction on 34 felony counts related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. The audio of his fiery remarks has since been released, showcasing his unwavering stance against what he perceives as a politically motivated attack on his character and campaign.
Trump’s sentence, an “unconditional discharge,” has been described as a mere slap on the wrist, leaving him with the label of a convicted felon but imposing no significant penalties. Despite this, Trump remains resolute, vowing to pursue an exhaustive appeal against the verdict, which he claims was rendered by a biased New York jury. He expressed his belief that the trial was unfair, particularly given the timing in an election year, stating, “This is a case that, from what I read and what I hear, that was inappropriately handled before [Bragg] got there.”
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During his six-minute address, Trump did not hold back in his criticism of various figures, including President Joe Biden, the Justice Department, and District Attorney Alvin Bragg. He pointed to a former DOJ official who transitioned to Bragg’s office, suggesting that this individual acted inappropriately and was aligned with his political opponent. “That gentleman, from what I heard, was criminal or almost criminal in what he did. It was very inappropriate. It was somebody involved with my political opponent,” Trump asserted.
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