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The ex-president will soon speak from Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York.

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Find out moreI have a TV Licence. Watch now.I don’t have a TV Licence.SummaryAfter Donald Trump was found guilty in his New York trial, we answer your questions liveThe ex-president was convicted on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his historic trial on ThursdayHe called the verdict a "disgrace" and insisted he was "very innocent" - he's due to give a news conference at 11:00 local time in New YorkYou catch watch it live by clicking the PLAY button at the top of this pageThis is the first time a former or serving US president has been convicted of a crimeTrump can still run for president. He could be sent to prison when he's sentenced on 11 July - but legal experts say a fine is more likelyLive ReportingRelated StoriesLive Reporting Edited by Tiffany Wertheimer

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