Inside the courtroom the moment Donald Trump became a convicted felon
On the 23rd day of his criminal trial, on the 15th floor of a Manhattan courtroom, defendant Donald Trump was found guilty of all 34 counts against him.
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Convicted felon Trump rails against Biden and ‘fascist’ America at unhinged news conference
Donald Trump gave an unhinged speech at Trump Tower the morning after he became the first criminally convicted US president, railing against the “fascist state” and attacking his enemies, including the judge who oversaw his hush-money trial and the witnesses who testified against him.