Trump will be inaugurated as president with a felony conviction and has indicated that he will continue to appeal

BlockBeats News, January 11th, after the ruling on the "Hush Money" case, Trump stated that he will continue to appeal. In his statement, he said, "The Radical Democrats have once again lost a pathetic political persecution. The real jury, the American people, have spoken, reelecting me with an overwhelming vote. Today's events were a despicable hoax, and now that it's over, we will appeal this baseless hoax and restore the American people's trust in our once-great judicial system. Let America be great again!"

BlockBeats Note: Although New York State Supreme Court Judge Juan Merkan sentenced Donald Trump to no punishment and unconditional release, he still ruled that the 34 charges in the "Hush Money" case were valid, meaning Trump will still carry the status of a felon, only without facing imprisonment, fines, or probation. On January 20th, Trump will be inaugurated as president with the status of a felon, and the court will release the audio of today's verdict.