Main Justice Full Audio of Donald Trump's NY Sentencing
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Jan 13, 2025 
In a gripping virtual court session, Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, faces sentencing for 34 counts of falsifying business records. Trump discusses the implications of being the first convicted felon in the White House, claiming the charges are politically motivated. He argues that the judicial proceedings lack integrity, expressing frustration over perceived biases. The conversation also touches on the unique legal protections available to the presidency and their impact on justice, sparking a debate on the relationship between politics and the law.
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Trump's Sentencing
- Donald Trump was sentenced for falsifying business records.
- The prosecution recounted Trump's attacks on the judicial system and recommended an unconditional discharge.
Blanche's Defense
- Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, disagreed with the court, claiming the case shouldn't have been brought.
- He cited legal experts and public opinion supporting this view.
Trump's Statement
- Trump claimed his prosecution was politically motivated and unfair, citing legal expenses being called legal expenses as the basis of his conviction.
- He maintains his innocence and highlighted his election victory as proof of public support.