Former President Donald Trump was found guilty on all counts in his Manhattan hush money trial. Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsifying New York business records in order to conceal damaging information and unlawful activity from American voters before and after the 2016 election.

District Attorney Alvin Bragg was able to convince the jury that former President Trump falsified business records in New York State to conceal another crime. The Biden administration used the verdict to fundraise. However, in the first 24 hours following the verdict, the Trump Campaign has raised $52.8 million through the online digital fundraising platform which rounds out to more than $2 million per hour.

The next step will be sentencing, which Merchan will deliver July 11 at 10 a.m. just four days before the opening of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

On this episode of Perspective, Scottie Nell Highes and her panel (Lionel, Legal & Media Analyst, Host, Lionel Nation; Gavin Wax, President, New York Young Republicans; Robert Patillo, Civil Rights Attorney & Political Activist) take a look at whether or not Trump will end up in jail, can he still vote, what rights he does lose, and how this will impact the other cases he is facing.

A chaotic scene in the streets as one of the first parades of Pride Month begins. A clash between Pro Palestinian protestors and LGBTQ activists is just one of the battles between the LGBTQ community and the rest of society with some wondering if all of the pandering done by businesses and politicians is starting to backfire. What level of Pride still exists in Pride Month and is it still justified in the world today? Scottie Nell Hughes gets some Perspective with her panel (Dr. Steve Turley, Scholar, Author, and Host, TurleyTalks.com; Alex Roque, Executive Director, Ali Forney Center; Charles Moran, President, Log Cabin Republicans)

In this episode of ‘Direct Impact,’ host Rick Sanchez discusses President Joe Biden’s troubling debate performance, comparing it to the tough choices families face with aging parents, alongside the controversial cancelation of primaries. We’ll also cover the media’s evolving stance on Biden’s capability. Additionally, we’ll examine the political shift in France as Marine Le Pen’s National Rally gains momentum against President Macron’s policies, and look into Iran’s significant election following President Raisi’s death, with expert analysis from Mohammad Marandi.

During police week the house GOP announced new bills to support police and allow them to actually do their job. The George floyd riots brought about police reform and defund the police movements. But since the implementation of these rules, that allow criminals to break the law, crime has skyrocketed across the nation. Americans are fed up and the campus protests breaking out across college campuses was the final straw. Students and professional protesters who joined the ranks, destroyed university campuses, terrorized students who actually go there, and even interrupted or caused graduations to be canceled. UNC completely did away with their DEI programs and is transferring the $2.3 million funding to campus police and public safely. Motivated by recent pro-Palestinian campus protests, the board reasoned that more funds were needed for law enforcement on campus. States and companies are also reversing laws allowing shoplifters to get away scot free. On this episode of 360 View Scottie Nell Hughes discusses with her panel ("Dominick Izzo, Former Chicago area police officer; Ronald Hampton, Author & retired DC Metropolitan police officer; Steve Abramowicz, CEO, Heartland Journal) about the absolute 180 on police and crime.

On this episode of Direct Impact, Rick Sanchez discusses recent comments by US President Joe Biden that India, Japan, and other nations are quote “xenophobic.” Correspondent Manila Chan joins Rick to discuss what geopolitical and economic repercussions could result from the president’s most recent comments. Rick and Manila also discuss US senators threatening the International Criminal Court if any nation attempts to prosecute Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for war crimes. The two also discuss Russia’s upcoming Victory Day Parade and strange reactions in Germany, Christian persecution in Gaza, and the odd return of a former US Congressman. Then Rick is joined by Asia-Pacific expert Sourabh Gupta to discuss US-India relations.