Former President Trump overnight saying he hopes to take his
case to the countries highest court posting.
The Supreme Court must decide as he now braces for
what could come at his sentencing in six weeks.
The judge could decide to say,
hey, house arrest or even jail.
How do you face what that could?
I'm OK with it. An extraordinary moment after his unprecedented
felony conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records.
The penalty is now ranging from probation to prison time,
which is technically possible, legal experts say,
but highly unlikely. I'm not sure the public would stand
for it.
I think it would be tough for the public to
take,
you know, at a certain point there's a breaking point.
That ominous sounding suggestion coming in an interview before Mr.
Trump's appearance at a UFC fight Saturday night,
as he also tries to distance himself from those lock
her up chants about his 2016 opponent,
Hillary Clinton. They also lock her.
And I felt, and I could have done it,
but I felt it would have been a terrible thing.
And then this happened to me.
Hillary Clinton, I didn't say lock her up,
but the people don't say lock her up,
lock her up. In reality,
though, Clinton was never convicted of any crime.
Mr. Trump did say lock her up repeatedly.
For what she's done, they should lock her up.
Lock her up is right.
Since the conviction Thursday, the RNC says the committee and
campaign have raised $70 million online,
a massive haul. There's no doubt that this verdict has
actually brought unifying our party.
But multiple polls this weekend find majorities of Americans agreeing
with the guilty verdict,
with the Biden Trump race overall remaining deadlocked,
as it's been for months.
Most top Republicans falling in line behind the presumptive GOP
nominee.
We have to fight back and we will with everything
in our arsenal.
But we do that within the confines of the rule
of law.
As President Biden himself issues a warning about GOP rhetoric.
And it's reckless, it's dangerous.
It's irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged just
because they don't like the verdict.
Let's go back to politics,
President, former President Trump has joined TikTok,
although he did try to ban it.
What is behind that decision?
What are the implications for the campaign?
It's all about young voters,
Savannah. You won't be surprised to hear the Trump campaign
says that's who they want to reach with this move
and that they,
in their words, refuse to cede any ground to President
Biden and the Democrats.
Now, the Biden campaign is already on the app even
after both candidates have taken steps that could ban Tick
Tock because of concerns about that Chinese based parent company.
Mr. Trump had that executive order while he was in
office.
President Biden has signed into law a bill that wood
forest a ban unless tick Tock spun off.
Savannah, they both want to ban it,
but while it's existing, they want those voters.
Hallie, thank you very much.