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News. It is Friday, May 31st, 2024. Let's get into the mix. Here are your Washington headlines

of the day. Number one, what the Trump verdict means for

Capitol Hill. Number two, how Democrats are running on abortion in California. And number three,

the Bob Good onslaught. Let's get into it, as you know. No surprise here. Donald Trump was

convicted on 34 counts yesterday in New York City. There's been plenty of coverage of everything related

to Trump and related to the conviction and everything that went on inside the courtroom.

That's not what we're coming to you with this morning. We're coming to you with how this

will matter for Capitol Hill. The NRC had its best online fundraising day of the cycle Thursday after Donald

Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts in New York City. By late Thursday night, the NRC had raised

$300,000 surpassing the $175,000. It had raised on the day that Mike Johnson was elected Speaker of the House.

This is the kind of argument you'll hear from Republicans over the next few weeks and months,

that Trump's legal problems will solidify his support.

And an angry voter is a motivated voter.

Now, I have a tough time buying into the argument that anyone being convicted of anything is a good thing. I'm sorry.

I just don't have, I don't believe that, generally speaking. But I will say this, in addition to that,

backing up that case, all these voters that had been voting for Nikki Haley for the last couple of

primaries, 20% of Republican primary voters in some

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