Well, former President Trump's bombshell guilty verdict has triggered a predictable outpouring of smugness and glee from celebrities and liberals.

Barbers Bryson said that Americans must not allow this felon anywhere near the White House again.

Star Trek's George Takey, quipped that he should now be called 34 instead of 45.

And Joy Beha from The View said she was so excited that she, quote,

leaked a bit in Costco. Charming. But could these celebrations be short-sighted and short-lived?

Trump campaign has raised a staggering $200 million since the guilty verdict rolled in. And he received

a hero's revocation alongside Dana White at the UFC event in

Newark on Saturday night.

And now even some of Trump's political enemies are rallying to his cause.

Senator Mitt Romney, very much a moderate of the Republicans, said that Alvin Bragg may have won

the battle for now, but he may have lost the political war.

Democrats think they could put out the Trump

fire with oxygen, its political malpractice. So is Trump a felon now even more likely to return

to the White House? We're here to debate this. It's the shark tank investor, Kevin O'Leary,

criminal defense attorney Mark Geragos, host of the Daily Wires at Michael Knowles show, conservative

commentator Michael Knowles, and the very unconservative commentator Francesca Fiorentino.

Well, welcome to all of you.

Mark Garagos, let me start with you just for the legal perspective here.

I think two things can be true at the same time.

One is that the jury did their job with the evidence placed in front of them and that

the verdict was a correct one from a legal perspective. And the second view, which can run

concurrently with this, is this should never have got to court in the first place and dragging

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