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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show and happy Friday. Well, the Democrats

finally got what they wanted, or so they think. Donald Trump is now officially a, quote, convicted felon.

He's also our next president. So you should probably include that term in your celebratory smashes of the football on the left.

I mean, great. And by the way, one of the reasons he is going to be our next president is because of all this nonsensical lawfare. So go ahead. I think it's the ultimate Pyrrhic victory. In a New York City courtroom this morning, Judge Juan Mershahn handed down the sentence of an unconditional discharge to President Trump.

This means no jail time or any other punishment, and many believe the conviction will eventually

be thrown out on appeal. It will be thrown out in an appeal. Mark my words, it's going to be

thrown out on appeal. It actually stands a very decent chance of being thrown out by the New York appellate

court right above this guy, Mershahn, and I believe the New York State Court of Appeals, like,

this is eventually going away. So enjoy it while you can. You can say convicted felon,

right after you refer to him as Mr. President, and it will be a limited period of months,

and then it will get reversed, and so will that label, and you help to get him elected.

So with this lawfare, I hope that makes you feel good at night. Like, I'm not exactly sure

why the Democrats feel so smug about this. None of this stopped the prosecutor of Donald Trump in the New York State Supreme case,

Joshua Steinglass, from droning on.

This man is ridiculous about just how terrible of a man he thinks Donald Trump is.

Watch.

The defendant's conduct before, during, and after this trial also merits consideration.

Instead of preserving, protecting, and defending our constitutionally established system

of criminal justice, the defendant, the once and future president of the United States, has engaged in a

coordinated campaign to undermine its legitimacy. Far from expressing any kind of remorse

for his criminal conduct, the defendant has purposefully bred disdain for our judicial institutions and the rule of law.

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