Trump insists he will appeal 'scam' convictions in bizarre 'tyrant' judge rant

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : "Trump held only a handful of public campaign events as the trial unfolded despite the fact that he had Wednesdays, as well as evenings and weekends, to do what he wished.
45% : Trump called the witnesses who testified against him "salacious" and said their words against him demonstrated that the entire case was politically motivated.
44% : "Speaking outside the court, Trump said: "This was a disgrace.
37% : Donald Trump has confirmed he will appeal his 34 felony convictions at a bizarre press conference in which he touched upon Chinese cars, people with machetes at McDonald's and witnesses "literally" being crucified during his trial.
27% : Trump has continuously disputed claims and said the charges were orchestrated by Democratic President Joe Biden.
23% : Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy said: "Trump toadies are going to attack the jury and the court because they have a plan to dismantle our democracy and it relies on everyone believing the justice system is rigged.
22% : There followed a series of strange claims about machete-wielding criminals in McDonald's, before Trump, who is yet to be sentenced, insisted all of his criminal convictions were "a scam" handed down by Judge Merchan, who he referred to as "a tyrant".
17% : Donald Trump committed a crime.
15% : But he also marked the moment by, as he has done repeatedly, blaming Judge Juan M. Merchan for "a nasty gag order" that prevented Trump from levying public criticism against witnesses and many others affiliated with his case.
10% : "In a surreal diatribe, Trump argued that Biden and "a bunch of fascists" who back him are failing to secure the U.S.-Mexico border.

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