Trump claims that he was unfairly put on trial

The America is No longer the United States because of the January 6 Capitol riot verdict: Alex Jones, Ali Alexander and a far-right conspiracy theorist

The words “RIP America” trended on X minutes after a jury in Manhattan found former president Donald Trump guilty on all 34 felony counts for falsifying business records in connection to a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

A symbol of distress that was co-opted by the 2020 Stop the Steal movement, an upside-down American flag was seen as a symbol of anger by some people.

He said that he self-defense was his guilty verdict and presidential campaign offense. Several times, he slammed the court and President Joe Biden at the same time, seeking to falsely connect the two.

America is no longer the United States because of the guilty verdict against Trump, wrote a pro-Trump political commentator. I have no desire to see this country to unify. There is no way that the country would come together. We are long past that.”

Many of the biggest proponents of “Stop the Steal,” which culminated in the January 6 Capitol riot, did not hesitate to claim that the verdict was the result of a “rigged” justice system.

Alex Jones said in his video that the deep state and globalists wanted to prevent a guilty verdict for Trump in order to hurt his campaign. Jones said that he believed there would be false flag terror attacks on Trump supporters angering about the verdict. “We do not want any violence, we do not want any attacks,” he said.

Ali Alexander, a far-right conspiracy theorist, did not mince words either. “Today is Jan. 6th for the entire nation,” he wrote on Telegram to his 12,000 subscribers. “This is worse than the Civil War. It was respectfully.

That type of rhetoric was heard on the radio. Jeanine Pirro said Fox News has been calling it lawfare. Lawfare is soft and benign, I think. This is warfare.

“THIS WAS A DISGRACE—A RIGGED TRIAL BY A CONFLICTED JUDGE WHO IS CORRUPT. WE WILL FIGHT FOR OUR CONSTITUTION—THIS IS LONG FROM OVER!” He wrote something on Truth Social.

Supporters of Trump kept repeating his claims of rigging. The conspiracy theories perpetuated by Charlie Kirk were related to the verdict. This was a long time in the making and was designed by top Democrats to bring down Trump. We must defeat them. Stand with President Donald Trump.

“Unhinged by his 2020 election loss and spiraling from his criminal convictions, Trump is consumed by his own thirst for revenge and retribution,” Biden campaign communications director Michael Tyler said in a statement. “He thinks this election is about him. But it’s not. It is about protecting the liberties of the American people.

A small group of people cheered as Trump spoke. After the verdict was announced, a crowd gathered outside of Trump Tower and chanted “New York hates you”.

On Tuesday he became the first president to be found guilty of a crime when he was found guilty of taking bribes. Still, legal experts have told NPR that it’s unlikely Trump will face incarceration.

The case against Trump: an immigration lawyer for the U.S. Capitol and anti-immigrants, and if you can’t speak English, don’t you?

He repeated several false claims about his criminal trial and complained about a gag order he continues to be under. He wanted to testify in his defense but was advised against it.

“They are in total conjunction with the White House and the DOJ,” Trump said of the court. This is all done by Biden and his people.

There is no proof to support the claim. The case against Trump has nothing to do with the White House or DOJ and was brought by the Manhattan District Attorney.

“I would have testified. He said that he wanted to testify. If George Washington were to testify, he would probably be sued for perjury, and the theory is you should never give testimony if you are going to be sued.

There are complaints that have been made against Trump regarding the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

And he also for a time went into stump-speech mode, repeating his usual anti-immigration rhetoric, saying that American schools are full of people speaking “languages that we haven’t even heard of.”