Welcome to Democracy-ish. I am Danielle Moody.

And I am with Jahat Ali, and I have not stolen classified documents and kept them in the shitter in my home.

Well, if you did, Waj, you would be in jail.

So we know that that couldn't possibly be the case unless they allow video recording and podcasting from prison,

which I think that some minimum security prisons do.

But here we go, folks.

Ten days before Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th president of these United States, he has been sentenced

to unconditional discharge by Judge Mershon in New York in the hushmoney case.

Waj, give us your read on this fuckery.

You know, it's good to be a white criminal in America.

I swear to God it is.

These are great times to be white millionaires

posing as billionaires who can incite a violent insurrection

against our free and fair elections and take classified documents, lie about them, store them in your home, do a phone call where we have you debt to rights trying to interfere in Georgia's elections, be held liable for sexually assaulting a woman, defaming that woman, engaging in fraud with your

business to the tune of owing your home state more than $400 million and get off scot-free,

and not just get off scot-free, be rewarded by becoming the most powerful person on earth,

and then using all of your powers to try and shamelessly influence the Supreme Court,

you know, the judges who are your lackeys, to try to block, you know, to try to delay.

And you almost got away with it.

But this time because it is in New York, which is not a federal court, it's not a federal

case, and you have one judge who doesn't bend the knee, at the very least for the sake of

posterity, for the sake of historical record, even though you will not spend a single day

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