Trump is guilty on all counts. So what happens next?

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🗓️ 31 May 2024

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Revisited: Guardian journalist Jonathan Freedland speaks to Sam Levine about how Donald Trump became the first US president, sitting or former, to become a convicted criminal. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

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0:00.0	Attention, comrades. This spring, the world feels different now.
0:04.8	A dystopian masterpiece.
0:06.4	This is Big Brother.
0:08.4	Becomes a reality.
0:09.7	Time to finally do this.
0:11.2	Winston, I'm sure.
0:12.8	George Orwell's 1984, starring Andrew Garfield, Cynthia Arrivo, Andrew Scott and
0:20.6	Tom Hardy.
0:21.6	No, wait, this is it. It's over already.
0:24.0	Listen now only on audible.
0:26.0	Subscription required, see audible.
0:28.0	co-dot UK for terms.
0:30.0	This is the Guardian.
0:34.0	Hey it's Mike, just so you don't miss it on what is a pretty momentous news day.
0:44.8	Here's the latest episode of Politics Weekly America with Johnny Friedland.
0:49.2	Breaking down all the questions you might be asking about last night's Trump verdict and what it means to have a convicted felon running for US president and if you are trying to stay across politics news over the next few weeks then good news today in focus will be releasing
1:04.6	mini updates on the UK election every weeknight from Monday so look out for them in
1:10.1	this feed and with, over to Johnny.
1:16.9	We are getting word on the first count
1:21.6	that Donald Trump is
1:23.2	guilty.
1:26.8	Donald Trump has made history again, becoming the first US president sitting or former
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