Hey, everybody. Welcome to this week's episode of Trump Trolls. Trump, our weekly opportunity to mock Donald and his minions.

It's been another busy week. I guess we're sort of in training for the upcoming Trump administration.

And I guess it's fitting that the felon in chief was back in court this

week for a sentencing. Check this out. At a hearing just moments ago in Manhattan Supreme Court,

New York judge Juan Mershahn issued his decision. The sentence, unconditional discharge covering all

34 counts.

Here's what that means.

No prison time, no fine.

As expected, this is the most lenient sentence possible.

Mr. Trump was not there in person, but he did appear virtually on a live stream into the court.

Just before the sentence was handed down, calling this, in his words, a very terrible experience. Remember,

Mr. Trump was convicted last May on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. And what prosecutors said was an attempt to cover up a $130,000 hush money payment to adult film actress,

Stormy Daniels. Again, this morning, Mr. Trump has denied any wrongdoing. And now a milestone,

one that makes history. The president-elect is now officially a convicted felon, 10 days before his

inauguration. Okay, let's put this in layperson's terms. The sentence? Nothing. And yet,

all Donald did during the time in which he was given to

say his piece was whine about it. Look at this clip. This has been a very terrible experience.

I think it's been a tremendous setback for New York and the New York court system.

This is a case that Alvin Bragg did not want to bring.

He thought it was from what I read and from what I hear,

inappropriately handled before he got there.

A gentleman from a law firm came in and acted as a district handled before he got there.

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