CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip CNN Audio

Trump has been found guilty of 34 New York felony counts of falsifying business records. In the wake of the conviction, potential Trump vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Scott joins to answer if he would support Trump if he were to appoint a special prosecutor to go after the Biden family. 
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The jury is deciding Trump’s fate in the New York hush money cover up trial and Trump is invoking Mother Teresa. The jury is now deliberating on whether Donald Trump is guilty and will be the first president to be convicted of a crime. After receiving instructions from the judge today, the jury deliberated for more than four hours before sending back two notes. 
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Donald Trump’s fate will soon be decided by a jury of his peers in his New York hush money cover up trial. The prosecution wrapped up late tonight following the defense earlier this morning. Both sides tried to condense five weeks of testimony into their closing arguments in their last and final chance to present their case to the jury before 12 New Yorkers decide whether to let Donald Trump walk or make him the first president with a criminal conviction. 
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As Trump courts voters in New York, potential Trump vice presidential contender Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) joins to discuss the racial wealth gap in regards to debt in higher education and if the government should help Black borrowers catch up. Also, a look at the growing controversy surrounding the Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. 
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The benefit of the doubt is shrinking for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito after the New York Times uncovers four different photos taken on four different days where a second insurrection-sympathizing flag was hoisted. Plus, a new reversal from Nikki Haley as she now says she will vote for Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. 
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The final countdown to closing arguments in Trump’s hush money are on. Summations are set for next Tuesday, then the judge will hand the case off to the jury. But, outside of the courtroom, Trump has given the country new evidence of what he plans to do if he captures the Oval Office. 
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