Tonight on the readout.

After careful analysis in obedience to governing mandates and pursuant to the rule of law,

this court has determined that the only lawful sentence that permits entry of a judgment of conviction without encroaching upon the highest

caucus in the land is an unconditional discharge.

A devastating day for Donald Trump, for the first time ever, he didn't completely get away

with it. And while he won't be going to prison, which he would be if his name was Donald Jones,

he is now in fact and in the history books, a convicted felon.

Also tonight the latest on the catastrophic wildfires in Los Angeles,

with the disinformation spreading as fast as the flames.

Plus, he expected to be executed by his Russian captors,

but Vladimir Karamurza is now free after surviving more than two years in Russian prisons.

I'll bring you my interview with Vladimir and his wife, Evgenia Karamurza.

But we begin tonight with another first for Donald Trump.

He was the first president to be twice impeached, the first former president to be indicted on criminal charges, something he accomplished four times.

And as of today, he will be the first

president to enter the White House as a convicted felon. That was the result following his sentencing

this morning in a New York City courtroom after a jury back in May unanimously found Trump guilty

of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up the salacious

facts about him allegedly sleeping with and paying off a porn actress at a playboy model

so he could get elected president by a largely evangelical voting base back in 2016,

something that had been thrown into doubt by the Access Hollywood video in which he bragged

about being able to do to women what he was later found by a jury to have done to E. Jean Carroll,

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