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Donald Trump says he will appeal 'rigged' verdict

The jury found Trump guilty in all 34 counts, uncertainty awaits

05/31/2024

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Donald Trump says he will appeal 'rigged' verdict

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The jury found Trump guilty in all 34 counts, uncertainty awaits

Former President Donald Trump vowed on Friday that he will appeal the verdict of what he called a "rigged trial," the day after a New York jury unanimously decided him guilty of falsifying records and trying to influence the 2016 election by paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels. The jury found Trump guilty in all 34 counts.

05/31/2024

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