Trump is a Convicted Felon. Now What?

One hundred and thirty thousand dollars. Two days of deliberation. Thirty-four utterances of “Guilty!” Backed unanimously by twelve ordinary citizens sitting on the jury. May 30, 2024, will forever be a day that marked a new era in American history, when Donald J. Trump became the first former president to receive a felony conviction.

But what does it all mean:

*For our country as a whole?

*For the political party who is poised to coronate Trump as their candidate just four days after his sentencing?

*And for Trump’s white Christian supporters who in the not so distant past crowed about their integrity as “values voters”?

Join us for a special edition of our new podcast “The Convocation Unscripted,” where Jemar Tisby, Kristin Du Mez, Robert P. Jones, and Diana Butler Bass talk about this historic moment and its implications for the presidential election and the future.

The Convocation Unscripted [S1E2]