'I Told You So,' Nick Akerman Says on Trump Verdict

Former Assistant US Attorney and former Watergate Prosecutor Nick Akerman reacts to a New York jury finding Donald Trump guilty of multiple felonies at his hush-money trial. He speaks on "Balance of Power."

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[cheersmodreams]

The American people should not only vote against The Donald but they should also vote against anyone running for office under the banner of The Donald.

[dewinter]

Astonishing reporting and interview The End of Mr Trump and all because of his arrogance

[southamericanredneck]

I hope by God that you are right, Nick Akerman.

[ArabicReja]

The US 🇺🇸 is a highly democratic rule of law country, where independent court decides verdicts.
- In China🇨🇳, the laws don't apply to high-ranking officials or their families.

[markthomas]

I think what is evident from this is that we must all accept that the law is the law in all it's exactitude. Thus the conclusion must be that Trump can stand to be President of the United States and for this very reason he most certainly should! We can I'm sure all come together on the fact that NO ONE is above the word of the law!!! Thus the law dictates he should stand!

[herbalowl]

Watergate, got seven way from Sunday to get back at you get them under control

[joshjosh]

MAGA 2024. You guys just punched his ticket for landslide. I wanted to stay home. I’m not a fan of Trump no Biden, but this here, yeah I’m getting out and voting for the first time in 16 years. Congrats you just handed him the election.

[zofg]

How did Bloomberg managed to get to find this guy? What a disgrace

[miminichols]

The sayings a hit dog will holla, Trump's Teflon is thinning, crime was beneficial for him, but karma can be a beast when you neglect her she'll fierce.

[ritapatricia]

VOTE TRUMP, MAGA. FIGHT FOR YOUR COUNTRY!!