Trump Calls Verdict 'A Disgrace' But Will He Actually Go To Prison?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : She told the court that she met Trump at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, in July 2006 and he invited her for dinner at his hotel suite.
56% : Out of loyalty to Trump, Mr Cohen said, he paid it himself with a shell company.
54% : The jury heard that Trump agreed to pay Mr Cohen back and disguise the money as income: the $130,000 would be doubled to $360,000 to account for tax.
38% : Donald Trump on Thursday night became the first former US president to be convicted of criminal charges.
35% : Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records, a minor crime under New York state law.
35% : The first of the 'catch and kill' operations involved the Enquirer paying $30,000 hush money to a former Trump Tower doorman who claimed to have information about Trump fathering a love child with one of his housekeepers.
34% : When Ms Daniels went to the bathroom, she emerged to find Trump lying on the bed in his boxers.
33% : After five weeks of evidence, the jury in New York took just under ten hours to reach a unanimous verdict, which could affect the presidential vote after polls showed voters could punish Trump.
33% : The jury heard that the Enquirer refused to pay Ms Daniels the $130,000 she was asking for as Trump had not paid the magazine back for the two previous deals.
30% : The jury heard that Trump ranted that 'women will hate me' but worse was potentially to come when he became aware that Ms Daniels was shopping her story around.
28% : According to Ms Daniels, Trump wore silk pyjamas that reminded her of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner.
27% : Trump was convicted of falsifying business records relating to a $130,000 payment to porn star Stormy Daniels days before the 2016 election.
27% : Next, in August 2016, was the $150,000 the Enquirer paid to former Playmate Karen McDougal to keep silent about her relationship with Trump in 2006 while his wife Melania, 54, was pregnant with Barron, now 18.
25% : Trump has vowed to appeal, meaning any sentence will almost certainly not be served before the election in November.
23% : Trump was forced to be at the Manhattan Criminal Court every day, so he turned the courthouse into a circus where he railed against the proceedings from the hallway outside the 15th-floor courtroom.
23% : Trump denied all 34 charges.
21% : On October 7, 2016, a month before the election, The Washington Post released the infamous Access Hollywood tape in which Trump was caught bragging about groping women's private parts.
18% : Trump also faces three other criminal cases in Georgia, Washington and Florida for election interference and illegally retaining classified documents after leaving office.

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