This podcast episode covers the historic moment when former President Donald Trump became the first president to be convicted of a crime, with the jury finding him guilty on all counts totaling 34 felony charges. The section explores Trump's reaction to the verdict, the complexity of the trial, weaknesses in the defense's presentation, upcoming steps in the case, potential consequences of Trump's lack of remorse, potential restrictions if he receives a non-prison sentence, and the aftermath of the conviction on different groups of voters. The episode also touches on the upcoming election and President Biden's authorization for limited strikes inside Russia by Ukraine.
