Stew does America.

America. Lots of kids you today.

Drew Holden is here with the latest on Congress versus Anthony Fauchy.

Joe Biden prepares his big election season border action. I am all a tingle.

We're going to start by doing the conviction of Donald Trump. I was at the airport

when all this went down. I was off for a couple days and I was fascinated to see how people

would react to it because as the verdict came down and 34 counts were guilty, you know, I think if I was in

like LaGuardia you would have heard an audible cheer. I was wondering if you might get maybe

some cheers, some anger. I'm in Dallas, you know, maybe a more conservative-ish area. I was wondering what the reaction would be.

And you know what I found? I walked around for, I mean it was an endless delay.

Back to my flight eventually got canceled, but I walked around and around and around just doing like spy activities snooping over people's shoulders to see what they were doing on their phones because of course everyone's on their phones.

And the result was I couldn't find what... doing on their phones because of course everyone's on their phones.

And the result was I couldn't find one other person other than myself

following the coverage of this trial and verdict.

Not one.

Every single person that I saw again, it's anecdotal, but every person around me was doing something else.

Nobody was interested in this. I don't know how that plays out as we get to November,

but I thought it was interesting.

I was kind of thinking that people would at least be interested in the result.

It was not an OJ situation where everyone was watching to see what happens. Trump was convicted on all counts,

and he becomes America's first felon president

is the way the New York Times puts it

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