The guilty of a felony. Our Lisa Desjardan takes a closer look at the reaction in recent

date. The visuals certainly were clear. Saturday in New Jersey,

former President Donald Trump strode into a match for the ultimate fighting

championship watching mixed martial arts, a combat sport known for muscle and bloodshed.

This was his first public appearance after being found guilty of

nearly three dozen felonies. The crowd whooped it up but from Trump the signal was

serious and provocative. Then in a weekend interview with Fox and Friends, you know my revenge

will be success and I mean that but it's awfully hard when you see what they've

done these people are so evil.

He lit another match over his upcoming sentencing.

The judge could decide to say, hey, house arrest or even jail?

It could face it.

I'm OK with it.

But he warned. I think it would be tough for the public to take you know at a certain point is a breaking point it was not his only warning shot Trump also said this about top Pentagon generals they want there there to be woke, but these guys aren't

meant woke. I would fire them. You can't have woke military. As Trump takes swings, his

supporters are showering him with big dollars.

70 million dollars fundraised in the 48 hours after last week's verdict,

according to the Republican National Committee.

Republicans in Congress now, or who hope to be, also seem eager to show allegiance and win base points for themselves.

In a letter, eight Senate Republicans vowed to block major bills and President Biden's nominees saying quote we are

unwilling to aid and abet this White House in its project to tear this country

apart in Montana it's law, a state-sponsored political persecution led by Joe Biden in the radical left.

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