Every runner knows the moment when everything clicks.

When your legs lock into a rhythm, the aches float away and doubts fade.

Replaced by a feeling of euphoria.

It's why you lace up at dawn.

Why a little rain doesn't stop you.

Why one run turns into a habit.

So next time you go for a run, chase that runs high.

Learn more about running and go wild at puma.com. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a verdict.

That verdict is guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty.

I'm not going to say it 34 times.

Guilty on all counts.

I know it is real.

It actually happened.

I know it's hard to believe.

I'm joined today by a panel of fantastic legal eagles. My experts here. Joining me is Bernada Villa Lona and also Diane Kiesel like diesel. She tells me every time. Don, it's Kiesel like diesel. So hello to you guys. How are you?

All right. All right. Yeah. Diane, how are you feeling after that after what happened yesterday? Because I wasn't sure. I thought it could go either way. I was not convinced that it

was going to be guilty. And it could have been guilty on some charges and not guilty on others,

but it was guilty on all 34. I'm pretty much in shock. I tended to agree with you.

I thought, if anything, it would be guilty on the counts, perhaps, where Donald Trump

actually signed the checks in his big Sharpie.

I had less confidence that there would be a guilty verdict on those counts that required entries into the corporate ledger.

But be that as it may, despite what Donald Trump said, a fair and impartial jury of his peers,

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