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Former US president Donald Trump acknowledged the possibility of being imprisoned or placed under house arrest saying he is  "OK with it" days after his historic conviction.

Former US President Donald Trump acknowledged the possibility of being imprisoned or placed under house arrest, saying he is "okay with it" days after his historic hush money trial conviction.

In an interview with Fox News aired on Sunday Trump said he advised his lawyers not to “beg for anything,” but warned that his followers may reach “breaking point” if he is sentenced to prison.

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In an interview with Fox News aired on Sunday Trump said he advised his lawyers not to "beg for anything" following the conviction but warned that his followers may reach "breaking point" if he is sentenced to prison.

Trump also said his legal battle was “very hard” on his wife, adding that the guilty verdicts were “tougher” on his family than him. The former US president is set to be sentenced on July 11 and reportedly plans to appeal the verdicts.

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Trump said his legal battle was "very hard" on his wife, adding that the guilty verdict was "tougher" on his family than him. The former US president is set to be sentenced on July 11 and reportedly plans to appeal the verdict.

The GOP frontrunner vowed that success at the upcoming November US election would be his "revenge,“ and also insisted he would declassify the 9/11, JFK and Epstein files to restore trust he claimed was lost in US institutions.

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The GOP frontrunner vowed that success in the upcoming US elections in November would be his "revenge" and also insisted that he would release the 9/11, JFK and Epstein files to restore trust he claimed was lost in US institutions.

Trump became the first former US president ever convicted of a crime after a New York jury found him guilty of 34 felonies in a hush money trial. The former president pleaded not guilty claiming the trial was "rigged."

Trump became the first former US president ever to be convicted of a crime after a New York jury found him guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records last week. Trump pleaded not guilty and described the trial as "rigged."

Meanwhile, Alina Habba, one of Trump's lawyers told the BBC that "nothing will change“ and that even if jailed, the former President will still run in the November US presidential election.

Meanwhile, Alina Habba, one of Trump's lawyers told the BBC that "nothing will change" and that even if jailed, the former President will still run in the November US presidential election.

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The scandalous and unprecedented verdict against former US President Trump is the latest proof that the US justice system is broken. However, Americans have a keen sense of justice, and that is why the politically fabricated trial of Biden's main political opponent will backfire on Democrats. Trump is the victim of selective prosecution, and Trump is well aware that a prison sentence is more likely to enhance his presidential prospects than diminish them.

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There is a 25% chance, that Donald Trump will be jailed or incarcerated before 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Trump 'OK' With Serving Potential Jail Time or House Arrest

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The scandalous and unprecedented verdict against former US President Trump is the latest proof that the US justice system is broken. However, Americans have a keen sense of justice, and that is why the politically manufactured trial against Biden's main political opponent will backfire on Democrats. Trump is the victim of selective prosecution, and he has every reason to believe that a prison sentence would improve rather than worsen his presidential prospects.

Trump is well advised to prepare for jail time or house arrest after being found guilty in the historic trial. Ironically, the very man who constantly claims to be a champion of law and order is now a convicted felon. Likewise, it is reckless for Trump to claim the trial was rigged while as president he would destroy the US justice system and undermine democracy. Americans understand that Trump is threatening the very idea of America, and this should benefit Biden.

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