Trump To Prison Today? - Announcement From NY Sends Shockwaves

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and yes, former

President Donald Trump can go to prison as soon as today. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe

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can see. So yes, Trump can go to prison today. In fact, it's gone so far that the Secret Service has met with officials in New York

to talk about contingency plans, what they would have to do if Trump is sent to prison

by Judge Juan Marchand. Now, it looks to me like Judge Marchand wants a conviction any way he can get it

His jury instructions kinda show that, where he tells them, hey look, you don't have to

find him guilty on the same crime. Four of you can find him guilty on one, four on another, and four on another, and I'll

treat that as a unanimous verdict. Well, nowhere in the world, well at least in America, is that done

They're literally inventing stuff for this trial to get Trump convicted. But the fact is, there's two options here, and both are bad for Trump if he's convicted

One is jail. I don't think that's gonna happen, but the contingency plans have been made by the Secret

Service, no doubt about it. They are looking at that as a real possibility, and this judge is not a normal judge, so it

is possible. But the other thing he can do, and this will make him a hero to Democrats, he could sentence

Trump to home confinement. Home prison, basically. And that would take him off the campaign trail

Trump could no longer campaign for president. He'd have to do it from his house. More like Joe Biden did in 2020, right

Except they would be really handcuffing him, and they think that would be a victory

But I think, oh, I think that would be the greatest thing to happen to Donald Trump

I think you would see a turnout at the polls like you've never seen before

He would win states that you would not believe he could ever win

I think it would be absolutely a victory for him if he's given home confinement

If he spins it the right way and he tells the people, hey look, they are handcuffing me here, which is true

They are trying to handicap me here, which is true. I think you'll see a surge at the polls for him like you never thought could happen

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So there's an article in the Washington Post, and it's questioning if Trump is convicted

and what happens to him. That is the key. This is the biggest question. Yeah, it says it's punishable by 16 months to four years

So the question is, would he go to prison? The legal experts say probably not

That's unlikely. If he did, Secret Service has to protect him for the rest of his life because he was a

sitting president. And the question is, would they allow him, if it's home confinement, could he continue

to campaign? How can he? If you're in home confinement? I just think the whole idea that we're having this conversation when it comes to the former

president for, even if you say he is guilty, let's say you're that one in a million person

that says that the prosecution came up with a crime here. Even though there's no evidence

Even though there's no evidence. But let's roll with it for a second. You got people that are carjacking people in this city, pushing people in the subway

and they're back on the street. So how can you justify putting the former president in prison for 40 years when you

have a city that is in utter chaos? I mean, that was the most interesting thing that the actor said yesterday, is that Donald

Trump is going to break this city. Excuse me? The city is already broken

Illegal immigrants flipping off the cameras when they get back out on the street after

beating up cops. Well, let's just look at this scenario. So number one, it's going to be the judge sentencing

And I understand the judge could turn around immediately as soon as the jury turns out

And you could have 34 counts, right? He could say, we find he's guilty on X amount of counts too

He doesn't say, okay, 30 of 34. It could say two of 34

And then the judge has got to take that in and he's got to decide on sentencing. But it's not going to be in 30 days

He's going to, he could decide right there if he wanted. And then what's he looking at

Well, they say it's a class E felony, punishable by 60 months to four years in prison

Okay, fine. But he's 77 years old without any priors. Why would he possibly be looking

For each count. Right. That's a good point. It's up to 20 years

So, so how could he possibly be looking at prison if precedent means anything here, especially

when you're still trying to figure out the unprecedented charges against a former prisoner

So ultimately he's going to decide if he's found guilty, probation or up to four years

for this particular case