第二天纽约法官对他罚款3.55亿美元前总统唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)计划对一场旷日持久的欺诈审判提出上诉。在此之后，他在宾夕法尼亚州和密歇根州这两个战场州度过了周六。
第一站:费城运动鞋展。
“运动鞋头，你是运动鞋头，对不对?房间里的每个人都认为自己是球鞋头吗?”特朗普在一次简短的讲话中对一群不同寻常的人说，这些人分为高呼支持他和对他起哄的两部分。
这场活动原本是特朗普最新商品发布会的一部分:售价399美元的金色“永不投降”高帮运动鞋(已在网上列为售罄)和售价99美元的“胜利47”香水。(还有“红色波浪”和199美元的“POTUS 45”鞋。)
特朗普本人拿着一双高帮运动鞋走上舞台。
但在一个高度民主的城市里，他五分钟的讲话有时几乎听不到，因为不同的年轻人群一直在尖叫和高呼。
虽然许多人对他发出嘘声和高呼口号，但其他人试图用反乔·拜登和美国的口号淹没他们。
“这与我习惯的观众略有不同，但我喜欢这些观众，”特朗普说，努力完成他的演讲。
他试图通过在人群中承认他的支持者来转移注意力，甚至将其中一名女性带到舞台上，她说她有多爱特朗普，因为她说他是一个信奉基督教的居家男人。
“他们无缘无故地在追他。出去给特朗普投票，”她对嘘声和一些欢呼声说。
特朗普甚至承认他不一定在友好地区——“在这之后，我会去密歇根...我将谈论一个与运动鞋稍有不同的话题。但是你知道吗?这都是美国的一部分，”他说。
这并没有阻止他在费城发表演说。
“最重要的是什么:出去投票，对吗?我们必须出去投票。我们必须让年轻人出来投票，”他说。
后来，在密歇根州，愤怒的特朗普站出来抨击所有调查他的检察官。他面临91项刑事指控，但他全部否认。
他告诉激动的人群，如果他赢得摇摆州，这可能是一个关键战场，那么他将赢得整个选举。
然而，他还错报了即将到来的共和党初选日期，并给出了他赢得密歇根州的错误年份——初选竞争对手妮基·黑利等批评人士抓住这一失误辩称他“被削弱了”
特朗普曾抨击总统乔·拜登(Joe Biden)犯过类似的错误，但为自己的精神敏锐度进行了辩护。“我觉得我现在的思想比25年前更强大了，”他在1月份表示。
这位前总统在经历了可能是他迄今为止最大的法律挫折后，于本周末重返竞选活动。在纽约进行的长达一年的民事欺诈诉讼结束时，法院作出了判决。
随着周五晚间发布的一份92页的命令，法官阿瑟·恩戈伦对特朗普进行了法律和金融打击，这可能会永久损害推动他登上总统宝座的商业帝国。
除了9位数的罚款外，Engoron还暂时剥夺了特朗普和他的儿子们领导自己的企业或申请融资的能力。
特朗普的律师计划对这一裁决提出上诉，誓言更高一级的法院将推翻Engoron的裁决。
Trump met with boos and chants while selling sneakers in Philadelphia
The day aftera New York judge fined him $355 millionin the wake of a lengthy fraud trial, which he plans to appeal, former President Donald Trump spent his Saturday in two battleground states, Pennsylvania and Michigan.
First stop: Sneaker Con in Philadelphia.
"Sneakerheads, you're sneakerheads, right? Does everybody in the room consider themselves a sneakerhead?" Trump said in a short speech to an unusual crowd that was divided between chanting for and booing at him.
The event was supposed to be part of an unveiling of the latest Trump merchandise: gold "Never Surrender" high-top sneakers selling for $399, which are already listed as sold-out online, and "Victory47" fragrances for $99. (Also available: "Red Wave" and $199 "POTUS 45" shoes.)
Trump himself took the stage holding a pair of the high-top sneakers.
But his five-minute remarks, in a heavily Democratic city, were sometimes barely able to be heard as members of the diverse, young crowd were consistently screaming and chanting throughout.
While many booed and chanted at him, others attempted to drown them out with anti-Joe Biden and USA chants.
"This a slightly different audience than I'm used to, but I love this audience," Trump said, struggling to get through his speech.
He attempted to divert the attention by acknowledging his supporters in the crowd, even bringing one of them, a woman, up to the stage where she talked about how much she loves Trump because she said he is a Christian family man.
"They're after him for no reason. Go out and vote for Trump," she said to boos and some cheers.
Trump even acknowledged he wasn't necessarily in friendly territory -- "Right after this, I go to Michigan ... I'll be talking about a slightly different subject than sneakers. But you know what? It's all part of Americana," he said.
That didn't stop him from making his pitch in Philadelphia.
"What's the most important thing: to go out and vote, right? We have to go out and vote. We got to get young people out to vote," he said.
Later, in Michigan, an angry Trump came out swinging, railing against all the prosecutors investigating him. He faces 91 criminal charges, all of which he denies.
He told the fired-up crowd that if he wins the swing state, which will likely be a key battleground, then he will win the entire election.
However, he also misstated the upcoming Republican primary date and gave the wrong year for when he won Michigan -- gaffes that critics like primary rival Nikki Haley have seized on to argue that he is "diminished."
Trump has attacked President Joe Biden for similar slips but defended his own mental acuity. "I feel my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago," he said in January.
The former president returned to the campaign trail this weekend in the wake of perhaps his biggest legal setback to date, when the judgment came down at the end of a yearslong civil fraud lawsuit in New York.
With a 92-page order issued late Friday, Judge Arthur Engoron dealt Trump a legal and financial blow that could permanently damage the business empire that propelled him to the presidency.
In addition to the nine-figure penalty, Engoron temporarily stripped Trump and his sons of the ability to lead their own businesses or apply for financing.
Trump's lawyers plan to appeal the ruling, vowing that higher courts will reverse Engoron's ruling.
