Giuliani calls out New York prosecutors as 'thoroughly corrupt' after Trump verdict

The aftermath of Donald Trump's conviction on 34 felony counts caused stress, jubilation, and shock in Manhattan. Mayor Eric Adams reassured citizens that authorities were ready for any unrest. People in New York had mixed reactions to the news. Some, like Joseph McGee, felt that Trump deserved the conviction for his actions. Others, like Jerry Sharkey III, believed it was a political trial and supported Trump regardless. Many New Yorkers, like Lisa Taylor, were pleased with the verdict, seeing it as a way to address division in America. They criticized Trump's behavior towards women and his dishonesty. Some felt that older people viewed the situation differently from younger individuals. They worried about the impact on America's image and the presidency. Rudy Giuliani, a close ally of Trump, criticized the guilty verdict, calling it a sad day for America. He accused the prosecutors of being the real criminals and claimed there was a Democratic plot against Trump. Giuliani, who has faced legal troubles himself, expressed concerns about the justice system and the country's future. Giuliani has been involved in legal issues in multiple states for his alleged role in overturning the 2020 election results. He was ordered to pay a significant sum to election workers he defamed and faced accusations of financial mismanagement. Despite his past roles in law enforcement, Giuliani's financial troubles have raised concerns about his credibility and judgment.