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The former president is now a convicted felon. A Manhattan jury found him guilty of falsifying business records to cover up a payoff to a porn star.
Former President Donald Trump leaves the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse in a car.
HERE'S WHAT TO KNOW:
Trump is now the first former president to become a convicted felon.
Trump's sentencing is set for July 11 at 10 a.m., four days before the Republican National Convention begins.
The exterior of Fiserv Forum is seen.
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Trump to be sentenced four days before Republican convention
It will take place on July 11.
Kyle Cheney
KYLE CHENEY
05/30/2024, 5:20PM ET
Former President Donald Trump is set to be sentenced on July 11 after being found guilty in the Manhattan hush money case.
That’s just four days before the Republican National Convention is set to begin in Milwaukee, where he will officially become the GOP’s presidential nominee.
Justice Juan Merchan scheduled the sentencing to begin at 10 a.m.
Lead Art: Fiserv Forum, the site of the Republican National Convention, is seen in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Aug. 22, 2023. | Francis Chung/POLITICO
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Donald Trump’s criminal trial may have ended, but his gag order hasn’t.
In an interview on Fox News tonight, host Jesse Watters asked Trump lawyer Todd Blanche a question about prosecutor Matthew Colangelo.
Blanche responded: “Well, I’m not really allowed to comment on that because we’re still under a gag order.”
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 8:22PM ET
2 HOURS AGO | AT BRAGG'S PRESS CONFERENCE
In the final remarks of his brief press conference, Alvin Bragg responded to a question about the doubts some had cast on the viability of the case in the lead-up to the trial.
“My response, again, is that I did my job,” he said. He repeated the findings of the jurors before ending the press conference: Donald Trump had been found guilty on 34 counts.
Joe Anuta
JOE ANUTA
05/30/2024, 7:04PM ET
2 HOURS AGO | AT BRAGG'S PRESS CONFERENCE
Bragg is deferring all questions on sentencing, including whether he will seek jail time for Trump, until the sentencing hearing scheduled for July 11.
Joe Anuta
JOE ANUTA
05/30/2024, 6:57PM ET
2 HOURS AGO | AT BRAGG'S PRESS CONFERENCE
Bragg stresses that the jurors did not take any outside factors into consideration and that the case proceeded like any other, despite the unique nature of the defendant.
“While this defendant may be like no other in American history, we arrived at this trial and ultimately today at this verdict in the same manner as every other case,” Bragg says.
Joe Anuta
JOE ANUTA
05/30/2024, 6:55PM ET
2 HOURS AGO | AT BRAGG'S PRESS CONFERENCE
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg begins his press conference by thanking the jury and outlining the work they did throughout the trial, including reviewing call logs, text messages, emails and bank statements, in addition to listening to testimony.
“This type of white-collar prosecution is core to what we do at the Manhattan District Attorney’s office,” Bragg says before thanking his team.
Joe Anuta
JOE ANUTA
05/30/2024, 6:51PM ET
2 HOURS AGO
Donald Trump announced a press conference for Friday morning at 11 a.m. at Trump Tower. He ended his post on Truth Social with "MAGA2024!"
Kyle Cheney
KYLE CHENEY
05/30/2024, 6:51PM ET
2 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
In a statement after the verdict, Michael Cohen said he was encouraged by Trump’s conviction.
“Today is an important day for accountability and the rule of law. While it has been a difficult journey for me and my family, the truth always matters,” Cohen said in a text message.
He also thanked his lawyers, Danya Perry and Joshua Kolb.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 6:48PM ET
Trrump supporters gather outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse where former President Donald Trump faces criminal charges in New York.
2 HOURS AGO
GOP fundraising site WinRed goes down
Trump spokesperson Brian Hughes said traffic from a "record number of supporters" had caused "intermittent delays."
Jessica Piper
JESSICA PIPER
05/30/2024, 6:44PM ET
WinRed, the Republican online fundraising platform used by Trump's campaign among others, went down within an hour of the verdict.
Trump's campaign had sought to immediately fundraise off of his conviction, with his campaign website redirecting to a WinRed page soliciting donations.
In a tweet, Trump campaign adviser Chris LaCivita advised donors encountering a WinRed error message to sign up for Trump’s text messaging list or log back onto the site and try again. Trump's campaign website also began directing donors to Anedot, another fundraising platform used by some Republican campaigns. Trump spokesperson Brian Hughes said traffic to the website from a "record number of supporters" had caused "intermittent delays."
The site appeared to be back online around 6:30 p.m.
Data from WinRed has given insight into how Trump's operation has successfully monetized his legal woes in the past. The platform's reports to the Federal Election Commission showed Trump got more than $4 million online when he had his mugshot taken in Georgia last year, for example. But if would-be donors are deterred from giving money because WinRed is down, it could cut into the fundraising haul the campaign is hoping will come in because of the verdict.
WinRed didn't immediately respond to an inquiry about what went wrong on Thursday.
Lead Art: Trump supporters gather outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse May 28. | Alex Kent for POLITICO
3 HOURS AGO | OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Vish Burra, executive secretary of the New York Young Republican Club that has helped the Trump campaign plan events around the city during the trial, said it’s now up to the former president’s legal team to appeal and his supporters to vote him back into office next year.
“I think it’s a total disgrace,” Burra, a former aide to ousted Rep. George Santos, told POLITICO outside the courthouse. “I think this only sinks America further into the third-world ocean that it’s already found itself drowned in right now.”
Emily Ngo
EMILY NGO
05/30/2024, 6:24PM ET
Supporters of former President Donald Trump react outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.
3 HOURS AGO | OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Small group of Trump supporters angry outside the courthouse
A few regulars have staked out the courthouse throughout the trial.
Emily Ngo
EMILY NGO
05/30/2024, 6:19PM ET
The small but committed crowd of Trump loyalists who have been gathering outside the courthouse exploded in anger at the news of his conviction.
“Not guilty! Not guilty!” a man in a red cap shouted, while a supporter who calls himself “Pitchfork Pete,” 40, of Brooklyn, chimed in, “Not guilty!” Both sprinkled in profanities as they yelled.
Gary Phaneuf, 68, of Staten Island, carrying a sign that compared Trump to the likes of Nelson Mandela, chanted, “Fight the power, fight the powers that be.”
Phaneuf, who has been arrested after the Jan. 6 riots and charged with trespassing, said, “This is New York City’s Jan. 6 moment of truth.”
Another frequent presence outside the courthouse, a man with a white beard who gave his information only as “Hungry Santa,” predicted Trump would successfully appeal the conviction.
Lead Art: Supporters of former President Donald Trump react outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse after Trump was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records in his trial in New York, on May 30, 2024. | Alex Kent for POLITICO
3 HOURS AGO
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has scheduled a press conference to discuss the case for 6:30 p.m. He attended the trial in person only sparingly, but made sure to be in the courtroom as the verdict was read.
Jeff Coltin
JEFF COLTIN
05/30/2024, 5:59PM ET
Former President Donald Trump speaks to the media.
3 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Trump: 'I'm a very innocent man'
The former president gave remarks moments after the verdict.
POLITICO STAFF
05/30/2024, 5:52PM ET
Trump made remarks following the verdict, according to the pool report:
"This was a disgrace. This was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt as a rigged trial, a disgrace. They wouldn't give us a venue change. We were at 5 percent or 6 percent in this district, in this area. This was a rigged, disgraceful trial."
'A disgrace': Trump reacts to guilty verdict in hush money case
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"The real verdict is going to be November 5th by the people. And they know what happened here and everybody knows what happened here. You have a Soros-backed DA and the whole thing, we didn't do anything wrong. I'm a very innocent man."
"And it's OK, I'm fighting for our country, I'm fighting for our Constitution. Our whole country is being rigged right now. This was done by the Biden administration in order to vote to wound or hurt an opponent, a political opponent. And I think it's just a disgrace."
"And we'll keep fighting. We'll fight till the end and we'll win. Because our country's gone to hell. We don't have the same country anymore. We have a divided mess. We're a nation in decline, serious decline."
"Millions and millions of people pouring into our country right now from prisons and from mental institutions, terrorists. And they're taking over our country. We have a country that's in big trouble."
"But this was a rigged decision right from day one with a conflicted judge who should have never been allowed to try this case, never. And we will fight for our Constitution. This is long from over. Thank you very much."
Lead Art: Former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media alongside his attorney Todd Blanche after the conclusion of his hush money trial in New York, Thursday, May 30, 2024. | Pool photo by Michael M. Santiago
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks at the Governor's Day luncheon on Feb. 8 in Tampa, Fla.
3 HOURS AGO
DeSantis responds: ‘The political agenda of some kangaroo court’
Trump’s one-time primary rival is among the wave of Republicans condemning the former president’s conviction.
MIA MCCARTHY
05/30/2024, 5:42PM ET
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis responded to former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict, calling the conviction “the political agenda of some kangaroo court.”
“Today’s verdict represents the culmination of a legal process that has been bent to the political will of the actors involved: a leftist prosecutor, a partisan judge and a jury reflective of one of the most liberal enclaves in America—all in an effort to 'get' Donald Trump,” DeSantis said in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
DeSantis ran against Trump during the Republican presidential primary, but endorsed Trump when he dropped out. DeSantis has since tried to make amends with the former president, raising money for his reelection effort.
"It is often said that no one is above the law, but it is also true that no one is below the law,” said DeSantis. “If the defendant were not Donald Trump, this case would never have been brought, the judge would have never issued similar rulings, and the jury would have never returned a guilty verdict."
Lead Art: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks at the Governor's Day luncheon on Feb. 8 in Tampa, Fla. | Chris O'Meara/AP Photo
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
In brief remarks in the hallway outside the courtroom, Trump called the trial "rigged" and a "disgrace." The former president, who had just been convicted of 34 felony counts, said the American voters would be his true jury in the upcoming presidential election.
"The real verdict is going to be Nov. 5 by the people," he said.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 5:33PM ET
Former President Donald Trump attends his criminal trial at Manhattan Criminal Court.
4 HOURS AGO
Trump campaign immediately fundraises: ‘I’m a political prisoner!’
The Trump campaign has repeatedly sought to turn legal troubles into fundraising surges.
Jessica Piper
JESSICA PIPER
05/30/2024, 5:32PM ET
Within minutes of the guilty verdict being read in the New York court, the Trump campaign’s official website redirected to a fundraising page declaring he was a “political prisoner.”
“I was just convicted in a RIGGED political Witch Hunt trial: I DID NOTHING WRONG! They’ve raided my home, arrested me, took my mugshot, AND NOW THEY’VE JUST CONVICTED ME!” the page said.
The judge did not order Trump taken into custody after the verdicts Thursday, but set sentencing for July 11. The former president later left the courthouse in a Secret Service motorcade.
The fundraising page also included Trump’s mugshot from when he was arraigned in Georgia last year in a case accusing him of participating in a scheme to overturn the 2020 election results. The page asked for donations of $20.24 and up for Trump’s joint fundraising committee.
Since Trump was first charged in the New York case last year, his legal woes have been a massive fundraising driver for his campaign. His political operation has sought to capitalize on the trial for fundraising purposes, regularly sending emails with subject lines such as, “I stormed out of court!”
Lead Art: Former President Donald Trump attends his criminal trial at Manhattan Criminal Court in New York City, on May 30, 2024. | Pool photo by Steven Hirsch
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
As he exited the courtroom after being found guilty, Donald Trump grimaced slightly, inhaling as he surveyed the gallery on his way toward the doors.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:22PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Trump lawyer Todd Blanche is asking for a sentencing date in mid-to-late July.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:17PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Blanche launched a final, extreme long-shot bid for the case to be thrown out. Merchan denied it from the bench in a matter of seconds.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 5:17PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Merchan's first words to jury after the verdict: “I want to thank you very much for your service in this case. You were engaged in a very stressful and difficult task."
Kyle Cheney
KYLE CHENEY
05/30/2024, 5:15PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Merchan said he will meet with the jurors personally to thank them for their service and get their feedback on how the process worked.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 5:14PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Merchan says the jurors are now free to discuss the case with anyone they wish.
"You are also free not to," he adds.
Merchan says he will now meet with the jurors in an adjacent room to personally thank them for their service.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:14PM ET
An illustration features a grayscale photo of Donald Trump holding a simplified ballot while wearing an I Voted sticker.
4 HOURS AGO
There’s a real possibility Trump can’t vote in November
Florida law allows most convicted felons to vote — but only after they complete their sentence.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 5:13PM ET
4 HOURS AGO
Trump is staring at jurors as they individually confirm they agree with verdict.
Kyle Cheney
KYLE CHENEY
05/30/2024, 5:12PM ET
Photo illustration of Trump in front of jail bars holding a 2024 campaign sign
4 HOURS AGO
Yes, Donald Trump can still be president as a convicted felon
He’s not the first convicted criminal to run for office.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 5:12PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
As the jury foreperson read the verdict, Trump looked over toward the jury box. After the foreperson finished reading the verdict, he looked straight ahead, appearing somewhat red in the face.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:12PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The jury has found Donald Trump guilty on ALL 34 felony counts.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:10PM ET
Former President Donald Trump attends his criminal trial at Manhattan Criminal Court.
4 HOURS AGO
Donald Trump found guilty in New York hush money trial
A Manhattan jury found him guilty on all 34 charges of falsifying business records to cover up a payoff to a porn star.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:07PM ETUPDATED: 05/30/2024, 7:24PM ET
Lead Art: Former President Donald Trump attends his criminal trial at Manhattan Criminal Court, in New York on May 30, 2024. | Pool photo by Seth Wenig
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The jury is entering.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:03PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Justice Juan Merchan is back on the bench. As we await a verdict, Trump is mostly sitting quietly in his seat at the defense table, occasionally chatting with his lawyers Todd Blanche and Emil Bove.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 5:02PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg just entered the courtroom.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 4:50PM ET
4 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Justice Juan Merchan said the jury gave him a note saying it has reached a verdict. The jurors want an extra 30 minutes.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 4:38PM ET
5 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The judge has stepped out of the courtroom for a few minutes. While waiting in the courtroom, Trump and his attorney Todd Blanche have been engaged in an extensive, seemingly lively conversation. They're leaning over and talking to each other, and they've both repeatedly laughed and smirked over the course of the discussion.
Natalie Allison
NATALIE ALLISON
05/30/2024, 4:33PM ET
5 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Before he walked into the courtroom, Trump briefly stopped in the hallway and told cameras and reporters gathered there: "I want to campaign."
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 4:20PM ET
5 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Justice Juan Merchan said he's going to excuse the jury at 4:30 p.m. today.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 4:15PM ET
5 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Trump and his lawyers are back in the courtroom.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 4:14PM ET
5 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
After a long period of quiet, prosecutors are entering the courtroom. We don't yet know why. So far this afternoon, there has been no indication of a jury note or any other jury activity.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 4:08PM ET
7 HOURS AGO | OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who is among Trump's possible running mate contenders, arrived to the courthouse midday and is the only elected official here with him today. Trump's son Eric arrived with Trump this morning.
Burgum gave an interview to Newsmax outside the courthouse, and has another scheduled this afternoon with Fox News. But he is currently inside the courthouse, according to a spokesperson for the governor.
Natalie Allison
NATALIE ALLISON
05/30/2024, 2:09PM ET
7 HOURS AGO | OUTSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Trump’s attorney Alina Habba, who is not representing him in the New York case but has frequently attended court with him, has been making the rounds for interviews this afternoon outside the courthouse. Each time she has been asked what Trump is up to while waiting for the verdict, Habba has simply said he is “working.”
That likely includes drafting social media posts. By my count, Trump’s account has posted to Truth Social three dozen times so far today.
Alina Habba speaks to the media outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.
Alina Habba speaks to the media outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse on Thursday. | Natalie Allison/POLITICO
Natalie Allison
NATALIE ALLISON
05/30/2024, 2:05PM ET
10 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The jurors have been excused and are back in the jury room to resume deliberations.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 11:19AM ET
10 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The court reporters have completed reading back all the testimony from David Pecker requested by the jury and are now reading testimony from Michael Cohen. The testimony is about the 2015 meeting in Trump Tower, in which prosecutors allege Donald Trump, Cohen and Pecker agreed to a conspiracy to kill negative stories about Trump and push positive ones. The meeting is a key event described at trial that allegedly shows Trump’s involvement in the conspiracy to undermine the 2016 election.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 11:19AM ET
10 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
The transcript portions that jurors requested are being reenacted by two female court reporters with heavy New York accents — a bit different than jurors would have heard it the first time, when prosecutor Joshua Steinglass was questioning David Pecker on the stand.
It's also a bit halting and devoid of the inflection/emotion that was evident in some of the actual testimony. It's a bit hard to follow at times, though jurors of course have heard the original exchanges.
Kyle Cheney
KYLE CHENEY
05/30/2024, 10:48AM ET
11 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Merchan has finished rereading portions of the jury instructions. The jury will now hear requested portions of witness testimony.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 10:30AM ET
11 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
By the way, our deliberations clock is back and restarted for day two:
THE JURY'S BEEN AT THIS FOR...
11:48:54
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 10:13AM ET
11 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Merchan is now reading the requested portions of the jury instructions back to the jurors.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 9:54AM ET
11 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
We're back in session at the courthouse today, and Justice Juan Merchan said he received a jury note this morning clarifying which parts of the instructions the jurors want read back to them.
They asked for a read back of the instructions regarding how the jury considers the evidence and instructions on inference. In particular, jurors want to hear:
— Merchan's metaphor regarding rain, which describes how one can infer that it rained overnight if the sidewalks and ground are wet upon waking
— A description of the law with respect to the first count against Trump
Additionally, jurors asked for headphones they can use with the laptop they were given containing the trial exhibits.
Erica Orden
ERICA ORDEN
05/30/2024, 9:48AM ET
Donald Trump arrives at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.
13 HOURS AGO | INSIDE THE COURTHOUSE
Today in People v. Trump: It's the second day of jury deliberations
This morning, the judge is expected to respond to a pair of notes the jury sent yesterday.
Ben Feuerherd
BEN FEUERHERD
05/30/2024, 8:12AM ET
The 12 New Yorkers who will decide Donald Trump’s fate in the hush money case will continue deliberations for the second day today, after weighing the former president’s guilt for about four and a half hours yesterday without reaching a quick verdict.
The start of deliberations has brought an air of quiet to the trial, as lawyers remain largely silent — and Trump waits in the courthouse — while the jurors who were empaneled more than a month ago discuss the case behind closed doors.
The only peep yesterday was a pair of notes the jury sent to the judge before being excused for the day. First, the panel requested to review testimony from several key moments in the trial, all of which relate to the allegation that Trump directed a conspiracy to undermine the 2016 election with Michael Cohen and former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker. Second, the jurors requested a read-back of the instructions that Justice Juan Merchan delivered before they began deliberating yesterday.
The exterior of the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse is seen.
The exterior of the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse is seen as a jury deliberates the 34 felony counts against former President Donald Trump, in New York on May 30, 2024. | Alex Kent for POLITICO
This morning, the judge is expected to respond to both notes. Prosecutors and defense lawyers spent more than two hours yesterday arguing about which excerpts of testimony are relevant to the jurors' request in the first note.
As with all trials, deliberations are secret, and no one outside the jury room should know how the dozen New Yorkers feel right now about Trump’s guilt or innocence. Trial watchers are thus left trying to read tea leaves for any hint of how the jurors are leaning, including the language in their notes and how frequently — or rarely — they write to the judge.
Lead Art: Donald Trump arrives at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse as a jury deliberates the 34 felony counts against him, on May 30, 2024. | Alex Kent for POLITICO
Donald Trump points from inside a car to supporters gathered outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse.
16 HOURS AGO
Why Trump’s team thinks he can survive any verdict
The former president’s advisers and allies plan to situate any outcome within the same grievance narrative he’s been cultivating for years.
Adam Wren
ADAM WREN
05/30/2024, 5:00AM ET
Lead Art: Former President Donald Trump points from inside a car to supporters gathered outside the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse in New York on May 28. | Alex Kent for POLITICO
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