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Trump says potential house arrest in hush money conviction would be ‘tough for public to take’

  • Donald Trump expressed concern about the public's reaction to a potential imprisonment, following his hush money trial conviction, where he became the first former US president found guilty of a felony.
  • Trump acknowledged being "OK with" the idea of prison but questioned public tolerance, stating, "I don't know that the public would stand it."
  • His remarks arose shortly after a Manhattan jury convicted Trump on all charges in the hush money trial, marking a historic event in US political history.
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This Thursday, May 30, Donald Trump was convicted of 34 counts in the Stormy Daniels case. Jurors found him guilty of falsifying several accounting documents to hide the payment of 130,000 dollars to the actress of movies X. In an interview with Fox on Sunday, the former American president said that a prison sentence could be “a breaking point” for his supporters. “I don't know if the public will accept it. I don't know if the public will suppor…

·Paris, France
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The 77-year-old business magnate, found guilty by a New York jury in the Stormy Daniels case, has announced that he will appeal the verdict as soon as he is aware of his conviction on July 11.

·Paris, France
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Dans une interview donnée au média Fox News, le candidat républicain a déclaré que, pour ses soutiens, une peine de prison «serait compliquée à accepter». Des propos inquiétants, incitant à la violence, selon certains démocratesL’ancien président américain Donald Trump, déclaré coupable par un jury new-yorkais cette semaine, a affirmé dans une interview diffusée dimanche qu’une peine de prison pourrait être «un point de rupture» pour ses soutien…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The former president provided statements about the conviction imposed on him by a jury in the case involving the actress Stormy Daniels and warned that a prison sentence could be a “breaking point” for his followers.

·Los Angeles, United States
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