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Season 5 Episode 20 GIF by The SimpsonsGolden Girls Rose GIF by TV LandEpisode 7 Judge GIF by The SimpsonsVideo Game Judge GIF by CAPCOMShiba Inu Art GIF by ChibirdVideo gif. Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost stands at a podium at the 2024 White House Correspondents' Dinner and delivers a joke. He points up with his right hand as he says "It is the best time in history to be a courtroom sketch artist."Nervous Aidan Turner GIF by MASTERPIECE | PBSDonald Trump Trial GIF by PBS NewsHourLets Go Dance GIF by tarninabarnVideo gif. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg speaks at a press conference after former President Donald Trump is convicted in his hush money trial. Flanked by his team, Bragg says "Donald Trump has been convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records." as cameras flash on him. District Attorney Trial GIF by PBS NewsHourDonald Trump Trial GIF by PBS News
Season 5 Jury GIF by SpongeBob SquarePantsJury Duty Dog GIF by Saturday Night LiveChicago Pd Nbc GIF by One ChicagoDistrict Attorney Job GIF by PBS NewsSeason 4 Jury GIF by SpongeBob SquarePantsReality TV gif. Judge Michael Corriero on Hot Bench, looking up through his reading glasses and saying, “I think we have a verdict.”Lisa Simpson Episode 6 GIF by The SimpsonsDistrict Attorney Gratitude GIF by PBS NewsNo Thanks GIF by Red FangDistrict Attorney Job GIF by PBS NewsHourDistrict Attorney News GIF by PBS NewsHourTV gif. PBS NewsHour anchors Geoff Bennett and Amna Nawaz present a news segment with the headline "TRUMP GUILTY" and a photo of former President Donald Trump looking somber displayed between them. Nawaz says "A historic moment as he becomes the first president charges and now convicted for a felony." TV gif. PBS NewsHour reporter William Brangham delivers a live on-the-ground report outside of the New York courthouse where former President Trump was convicted. Brangham recounts an incident from inside the courtroom and says "When they kept saying 'guilty, guilty, guilty,' the former president was just staring straight ahead."
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