October 12, 2024 • 14 mins
As of October 12, 2024, Donald Trump has not yet been sentenced in his New York criminal case related to hush money payments. Here are the key details about the sentencing: Current Status Trump was convicted on May 31, 2024 of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records .The sentencing has been delayed multiple times and is now scheduled for November 26, 2024, after the presidential election . Reasons for Delay Judge Juan Merchan postponed the sentencing to avoid any appearance of influencing the upcoming presidential election .The judge will first rule on Trump's motion to vacate the verdict based on presidential immunity on November 12, 2024 . Potential Sentencing Outcomes The charges carry a maximum sentence of up to four years in prison .However, most legal observers expect Trump to avoid jail time, given his status as a first-time offender .The judge has wide discretion and could impose alternatives to incarceration, such as probation . Factors Influencing Sentencing Trump's status as a former president and current presidential candidate .His lack of prior criminal convictions .The unprecedented nature of his criminal conduct .His behavior during the trial, including potential gag order violations . It's important to note that the sentencing will only occur if Trump's immunity motion fails. The final outcome remains uncertain until the judge makes his decision in November 2024.
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
As of October twelfth, twenty twenty four, Donald Trump has
not yet been sentenced in his New York criminal case
related to hush money payments. Here are the key details
about the sentencing current status. Trump was convicted on me
(00:33):
the thirty first, twenty twenty four thirty for felony counts
of falsifying business records too. The sentencing has been delayed
multiple times and is now scheduled for November the twenty sixth,
twenty twenty four, after the presidential election. Reasons for delay,
(01:00):
Judge Juan Merchant postponed the sentencing to avoid any appearance
of influencing the upcoming presidential election. One. Four. The judge
will first rule on Trump's motion to vacate the verdict
(01:21):
based on presidential immunity on November twelfth, twenty twenty four.
The judge has wide discretion and could impose alternatives to incarceration,
such as probation. Four factors influencing sentencing Trump's status as
(01:50):
a former president and current presidential candidate. Three is lack
of prior criminal convictions. Four, the unprecedented nature of his
criminal conduct. Three his behavior during the trial, including potential
(02:20):
gag order violations. Three It's important to note that the
sentencing will only occur if Trump's immunity motion fails. The
final outcome remains uncertain until the judge makes his decision
in November twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Now would that be a say tell me what you
think on that topic? Our four fifty was a call?
Number is uh five sixty three nine ninety nine three
(03:14):
seven four two, And were here for you? Now what
you're gonna do? That's what I wanna know. Let's see
(03:38):
what is it? Are you here with me? Still ain't
got no calls, but y'all got a little messing.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Uh ben.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
If I give you all of that, y'all tell me
something on what that shows about jumps claim of my
mistaking black jobs. Come and give me something on that.
(04:17):
And number five sixty three nine nine nine three seven
four to two. Now this is what we know here.
Trub was convicted on May thirty first of thirty four
(04:39):
telling me counts of falsifying business records. I think y'all
missed it. He was convicted already on May thirty first
of twenty twenty four thirty four counts thirty four felony
(05:03):
counts of false or five business records. Okay, and you
want to vote for him to be president.
Speaker 3 (05:18):
Okay, that's all I got to say about that one.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
But you know how something may you know, you know,
something ain't right, something in the milk ain't clean. Because
the Senators has already been to the sentence in the
senting scene has been dislayed multiple times already, and it's
(05:54):
now scheduled for November twenty sixth, twenty twenty four, and
that is after the presidential election. Does anybody see the
idiocracy in that ship? Uh?
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Do you.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
Come on now, give us a call five sixty three
nine nine nine three seven four two tell us what
you think about that that, because then they want to
tell us that the reason for the delay. The judge
(06:39):
warn roshad postpone the sentence into what appearance of influence
the upcoming presidential election. Okay, he's scared that they gonna
put him down in the history for influence the presidential election.
So he's gonna make it. Well, somebody with thirty four
(07:00):
felonies can run for president. Somebody that already has been
convicted of thirty fourth felonies can run for president. Felaise y'all,
come on now, the judge will first rule on trust's
(07:29):
most debacate di verdict based on presidential immunity on November twelve. Okay,
presidential immunity. All right, something in the milk ain't clean, y'all.
Something in the milk ain't clean. Now, the potential outcomes
(07:55):
of this sentence goal to charge to carry a maximum
sentences of the four year is in prison. Okay, so
eighty five percent of that will be what you do
the man. Now, the most legal observers expect Trump to
the boy jail child. Yeah he pay, he don't. He
(08:16):
doesn't already pay them all. That's why the judge uh delaying.
The citizen just getting his money right now, Lords of
payments coming, jo ain't going to jail. Now, somebody need
to investigate that ship. The judge has a wide discussion
(08:44):
and could impose alternatives to cost of racing such a probation. Well,
right now, he's just seeing how much trouble gonna pay
him to stay out of jail. That's what the deal
is on this on the delayed hearing. Even if you
don't win the presidency, which I showed, I shore hope
America has learned. But as we all see it's stupid
(09:07):
motherfuckers as this motherfucker. And if y'all think I'm stupid,
it's stupider motherfuckers than I am running around here. Trump
status is a former president current presidential candidate. Okay, it's
(09:30):
part of the factors that affluence the centers. Yeah, well,
they shows he's influencing, uh when he gets saying his aim.
There's lack of problem criminal conviction, yeah it is, but
thirty four fellas he makes up for all all that
other bugle shit. He would do it. Y'all ain't read
(09:54):
the records. Y'all ain't read the records go by, you know,
But y'all can give us a call, ite, Uh, five
sixty three nine nine nine three seven four to two.
That's right. Let us know what you think on this subject.
(10:18):
Donald Trump has not yet been sentenced. Okay. Donald Trump
has not yet been sentenced, and he's already been convicted.
He's already been convicted, y'all. I just want y'all to
know that, okay, because I told three people to put
(10:38):
a petition, and to my knowledge, none of them put
up a petition. This is my petition right here. Donald
Trump has been convicted of thirty four felonies, okay, thirty
four felonies okay, And he's awaiting sentence. But y'all want
(10:59):
to vote for him to be president. He's running for president.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
It just don't make no sense, America. It don't make
no sense. Shoot, somebody, somebody called me up and let
me know what the procedure is to be president? You
overn call me a five sixty three nine nine nine
(11:35):
three seven four two? What is the PERCEI? What does want?
Has anybody looked at the criteria, uh, of what it
takes to be president? One of them is you got
to be at least thirty five years old, lady, ain't it?
Ain't that still something like that? You gotta be at
(11:55):
least thirty five years old. It's something about you gotta
be a citizen and good standing. And this cat got
thirty four fellas and he runs for president. Come on, y'all.
It was a criminal case, y'all, it was a criminal case.
(12:20):
Let's talk about hush money. Let's talk about falsified business records,
and who was it they brought up? The election was rigged.
If I don't win the election, if I don't win
the election, the election is rigged. Man, and how two
(12:48):
people gonna misshoot me? How to? And how is it
it just catch his ear? Because anybody looked at his ear,
it don't look like he lost a piece of beziel
with a from a bullet. Y'all, there should be some
there should be some continies missing enough for that is, y'all. Listen,
(13:08):
It is from me. I need y'all, I need y'all. Uh,
they's a little deeper.
Speaker 4 (13:18):
The nose is something you say. Shoot, I don't understand. Now,
we're non politicians, always been, of course, of y'all. We
go here, that ain't gonna talk about I ain't no
(13:39):
one got topic folk.
Speaker 2 (13:44):
And if they did, it wasn't criminals even it was criminals. Lady,
y'all
Speaker 3 (13:59):
H
As of October twelfth, twenty twenty four, Donald Trump has
not yet been sentenced in his New York criminal case
related to hush money payments. Here are the key details
about the sentencing current status. Trump was convicted on me
(00:33):
the thirty first, twenty twenty four thirty for felony counts
of falsifying business records too. The sentencing has been delayed
multiple times and is now scheduled for November the twenty sixth,
twenty twenty four, after the presidential election. Reasons for delay,
(01:00):
Judge Juan Merchant postponed the sentencing to avoid any appearance
of influencing the upcoming presidential election. One. Four. The judge
will first rule on Trump's motion to vacate the verdict
(01:21):
based on presidential immunity on November twelfth, twenty twenty four.
The judge has wide discretion and could impose alternatives to incarceration,
such as probation. Four factors influencing sentencing Trump's status as
(01:50):
a former president and current presidential candidate. Three is lack
of prior criminal convictions. Four, the unprecedented nature of his
criminal conduct. Three his behavior during the trial, including potential
(02:20):
gag order violations. Three It's important to note that the
sentencing will only occur if Trump's immunity motion fails. The
final outcome remains uncertain until the judge makes his decision
in November twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Now would that be a say tell me what you
think on that topic? Our four fifty was a call?
Number is uh five sixty three nine ninety nine three
(03:14):
seven four two, And were here for you? Now what
you're gonna do? That's what I wanna know. Let's see
(03:38):
what is it? Are you here with me? Still ain't
got no calls, but y'all got a little messing.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Uh ben.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
If I give you all of that, y'all tell me
something on what that shows about jumps claim of my
mistaking black jobs. Come and give me something on that.
(04:17):
And number five sixty three nine nine nine three seven
four to two. Now this is what we know here.
Trub was convicted on May thirty first of thirty four
(04:39):
telling me counts of falsifying business records. I think y'all
missed it. He was convicted already on May thirty first
of twenty twenty four thirty four counts thirty four felony
(05:03):
counts of false or five business records. Okay, and you
want to vote for him to be president.
Speaker 3 (05:18):
Okay, that's all I got to say about that one.
Speaker 2 (05:33):
But you know how something may you know, you know,
something ain't right, something in the milk ain't clean. Because
the Senators has already been to the sentence in the
senting scene has been dislayed multiple times already, and it's
(05:54):
now scheduled for November twenty sixth, twenty twenty four, and
that is after the presidential election. Does anybody see the
idiocracy in that ship? Uh?
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Do you.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
Come on now, give us a call five sixty three
nine nine nine three seven four two tell us what
you think about that that, because then they want to
tell us that the reason for the delay. The judge
(06:39):
warn roshad postpone the sentence into what appearance of influence
the upcoming presidential election. Okay, he's scared that they gonna
put him down in the history for influence the presidential election.
So he's gonna make it. Well, somebody with thirty four
(07:00):
felonies can run for president. Somebody that already has been
convicted of thirty fourth felonies can run for president. Felaise y'all,
come on now, the judge will first rule on trust's
(07:29):
most debacate di verdict based on presidential immunity on November twelve. Okay,
presidential immunity. All right, something in the milk ain't clean, y'all.
Something in the milk ain't clean. Now, the potential outcomes
(07:55):
of this sentence goal to charge to carry a maximum
sentences of the four year is in prison. Okay, so
eighty five percent of that will be what you do
the man. Now, the most legal observers expect Trump to
the boy jail child. Yeah he pay, he don't. He
(08:16):
doesn't already pay them all. That's why the judge uh delaying.
The citizen just getting his money right now, Lords of
payments coming, jo ain't going to jail. Now, somebody need
to investigate that ship. The judge has a wide discussion
(08:44):
and could impose alternatives to cost of racing such a probation. Well,
right now, he's just seeing how much trouble gonna pay
him to stay out of jail. That's what the deal
is on this on the delayed hearing. Even if you
don't win the presidency, which I showed, I shore hope
America has learned. But as we all see it's stupid
(09:07):
motherfuckers as this motherfucker. And if y'all think I'm stupid,
it's stupider motherfuckers than I am running around here. Trump
status is a former president current presidential candidate. Okay, it's
(09:30):
part of the factors that affluence the centers. Yeah, well,
they shows he's influencing, uh when he gets saying his aim.
There's lack of problem criminal conviction, yeah it is, but
thirty four fellas he makes up for all all that
other bugle shit. He would do it. Y'all ain't read
(09:54):
the records. Y'all ain't read the records go by, you know,
But y'all can give us a call, ite, Uh, five
sixty three nine nine nine three seven four to two.
That's right. Let us know what you think on this subject.
(10:18):
Donald Trump has not yet been sentenced. Okay. Donald Trump
has not yet been sentenced, and he's already been convicted.
He's already been convicted, y'all. I just want y'all to
know that, okay, because I told three people to put
(10:38):
a petition, and to my knowledge, none of them put
up a petition. This is my petition right here. Donald
Trump has been convicted of thirty four felonies, okay, thirty
four felonies okay, And he's awaiting sentence. But y'all want
(10:59):
to vote for him to be president. He's running for president.
Speaker 1 (11:09):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
It just don't make no sense, America. It don't make
no sense. Shoot, somebody, somebody called me up and let
me know what the procedure is to be president? You
overn call me a five sixty three nine nine nine
(11:35):
three seven four two? What is the PERCEI? What does want?
Has anybody looked at the criteria, uh, of what it
takes to be president? One of them is you got
to be at least thirty five years old, lady, ain't it?
Ain't that still something like that? You gotta be at
(11:55):
least thirty five years old. It's something about you gotta
be a citizen and good standing. And this cat got
thirty four fellas and he runs for president. Come on, y'all.
It was a criminal case, y'all, it was a criminal case.
(12:20):
Let's talk about hush money. Let's talk about falsified business records,
and who was it they brought up? The election was rigged.
If I don't win the election, if I don't win
the election, the election is rigged. Man, and how two
(12:48):
people gonna misshoot me? How to? And how is it
it just catch his ear? Because anybody looked at his ear,
it don't look like he lost a piece of beziel
with a from a bullet. Y'all, there should be some
there should be some continies missing enough for that is, y'all. Listen,
(13:08):
It is from me. I need y'all, I need y'all. Uh,
they's a little deeper.
Speaker 4 (13:18):
The nose is something you say. Shoot, I don't understand. Now,
we're non politicians, always been, of course, of y'all. We
go here, that ain't gonna talk about I ain't no
(13:39):
one got topic folk.
Speaker 2 (13:44):
And if they did, it wasn't criminals even it was criminals. Lady,
y'all
Speaker 3 (13:59):
H
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