Video: Does Donald Trump have a political future after his conviction?

Jun 3, 2024, 12:04 PM | Updated: Jun 4, 2024, 10:31 am

KTAR.com

The future for former President Donald Trump is up in the air after he was recently convicted on 34 felony crimes. Mike Broomhead wonders if Trump has a political future at all post-sentencing.

Video: Jeremy Schnell and Felisa Cárdenas/KTAR News
Photo Credit: Luke Hales/Getty Images, Drew Angerer / AFP

Subscribe to the KTAR Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/45MmM3G

Read articles from KTAR News: https://ktar.com/

Download the KTAR app: https://ktar.com/the-ktar-newstalk-app/

Listen live to KTAR: https://ktar.com/listen-to-ktar-92-3-fm-anywhere/

KTAR SOCIAL MEDIA

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KTARNews

X: https://x.com/KTAR923

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ktarnews

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ktarnews/

KTAR PODCASTS: https://bit.ly/45Ox5nX

We want to hear from you.

Have a story idea or tip? Pass it along to the KTAR News team here.

Video

KTAR Video

Video: How this small business owner is dealing with the imminent ban of Tik Tok

How this small business owner is dealing with the imminent ban of Tik Tok. Lacy Cain Founder of Wildjoy explains.

1 day ago

KTAR Video

Video: Reaction to couple suing American Airlines for alleged profiling

Chris & Joe react to a couple suing American Airlines for alleged profiling.

1 day ago

KTAR Video

Video: Will TikTok disappear on Sunday? #news #tiktokban

KTAR News legal analyst Barry Markson joined The Mike Broomhead Show to discuss the latest news regarding the Supreme Court upholding the TikTok ban. Markson also addressed the posibility of users seeing a hard stop on Sunday.

2 days ago

KTAR Video

Video: Legal expert explains what Supreme Court upholding TikTok ban means for users, businesses

2 days ago

KTAR Video

Video: Do interest rates play a part in the current high vacancy rate, affordable housing shortage?

There’s no shortage of housing in the Valley. What there’s a shortage of is affordable housing. Most of the homes being built are for middle- and upper-class buyers, according to Phoenix Business Journal senior reporter Angela Gonzales. She joined Arizona’s Morning News to explain why it’s so hard to rent in the Valley.

2 days ago