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on the 34 charges. And he's going to get sentenced on July 11th.

And the next big question that anybody who's following this has is, are they actually

going to send him to jail?

Has anybody, would anybody else be sent to jail over this?

And we are going to continue our ongoing discussions with Royal Oaks

from ABC News, the legal analyst. Royale, how are you? I'm doing great, John. Yeah, that's a question

on the top of most people's minds that July 11 is the sentencing day. Judge has a lot of discretion.

He can go probation.

He can give him a little jail time or a lot.

We have no idea.

I mean, we know the judge doesn't like Donald Trump.

When Trump's lawyer asked the other day after the verdict,

hey, could you push that July 11 sentencing until late July?

Because, you know, we've got the convention on July 15. And the judge said, no, no, July 11 sentencing until late July, because again, we got the convention on July 15.

The judge said, no, no, July 11 works fine.

No.

So it's possible the judge will put him in jail.

Yeah, he made very few decisions that benefited Trump.

So I have the same question, but looking at added to two different perspectives, because I've talked to a lot of people, talked to a lot of listeners

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