Former Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., who was Alvin Bragg’s predecessor, said over the weekend that he does not believe that the court will sentence former President Donald Trump to jail after he was convicted on 34 felony counts last week. Vance made the remarks during a Sunday interview on NBC News’ “Meet The Press” while talking about what potential sentence could be imposed on Trump if his conviction is not overturned during appeals. “These are the lowest-level, nonviolent felonies,” said guest host Peter Alexander. “They are punishable by a fine, probation, or up to four years in prison. Donald Trump turned 78 this month. He’s almost 80. He has no prior record. Here’s what he said this morning in an interview with Fox on the topic of possible jail time.” Vance wouldn’t say whether or not he would recommend jail time because he didn’t think it was his place to comment. “If you ask me do I think the court will impose jail in this case, as I said to you I think yesterday, I think not,” he said. “But ultimately, that’s Judge Merchan’s decision. The president has made this a little more complicated by having been found in contempt ten times during the court, but I think that with the proximity of the Republican convention four days after his sentencing and then if he is the candidate for the Republican Party the proximity of the election, I would be surprised that he would be sentenced to any imprisonment.” “Now, that said, the court could adjourn sentencing until after the general election and then essentially decide then,” he continued. WATCH: WATCH: In a new interview, Donald Trump said he’s “OK” with the prospect of house arrest or jail. Former Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance, Jr. says he does not think the former president will get jail time, but “ultimately, that’s Judge Merchan’s decision.” pic.twitter.com/VbrYQSNPTz — Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) June 2, 2024

60 WWII vets who fought in D-Day landed in Paris, France, this weekend as part of a special anniversary celebration, and they were met with a heartfelt and moving hero’s welcome. Fox News posted footage of the vets as they streamed through the airport shortly after landing. Men as old as 107 greeted a large crowd that was gathered with American Flags and cheers, and they stood for a special performance of The Star-Spangled Banner. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fox News (@foxnews) According to the publication, American Airlines and The Gary Sinise Foundation sponsored the event for a total of 70 WWII vets. After meeting at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the heroes also enjoyed a special parade in their honor. “We’re honored to play a part in helping this group of heroic veterans return to Normandy,” AA COO David Seymour said in a statement. “This special journey is not only an expression of our gratitude for these heroes and the sacrifices they made for our freedom, but we hope to help shine a light on their extraordinary stories and preserve their legacies for generations to come.” While in France, the vets will take a few days to explore Paris before heading to Normandy where they will visit “key historical sites,” watch commemorative concerts, and be part of “special ceremonies to honor the courage and sacrifice of all who served during World War II.” On the anniversary of D-Day (June 6), there will be a ceremony at the Normandy American Cemetery, which is home to the almost 9400 U.S. servicemen who lost their lives as they fought along the beaches to liberate France from German forces. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post WWII Vets Arrive In France To Hero’s Welcome 80 Years After Fighting In D-Day appeared first on InspireMore.

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