Donald Trump is still seething mad over Robert De Niro's appearance at his criminal trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : He got a big dose of it," Trump said, shortly after the jury was sent to decide on a verdict in the case.
44% : "I came here today to remind Americans of what Donald Trump is capable of and the violence that he unleashed on all of Americans on Jan. 6, 2021," Fanone said.
43% : Hours earlier, Trump was on his social media site blasting De Nero.
39% : Trump posted.
39% : Trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records as part of an alleged effort to keep salacious -- and, he says, bogus -- stories about his sex life from emerging during his 2016 campaign.
37% : On Monday, Trump called the case brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg a "scam" and "witch hunt.
32% : But Trump has previously said it had nothing to do with the campaign.
31% : Trump has denied the sexual encounter ever happened.
29% : That's why I needed to be involved and wanted to be involved in the new Biden-Harris ad because it shows the violence of Trump and reminds us that he'll use violence against anyone who stands in the way of his megalomania and greed," De Niro said on Tuesday.
27% : Trump was referencing pro-Trump allies shouting down De Nero while he spoke and as he walked away from the event.
27% : Fanone described his injuries suffered at the hands of the mob of Trump supporters seeking to halt Congress' certification of Biden's 2020 presidential victory.
24% : He paid that sum on Trump's behalf to keep porn actor Stormy Daniels from going public with her claims of a sexual encounter with Trump a decade earlier.
23% : Donald Trump is still white-hot mad Robert De Niro showed up outside the courthouse on Tuesday where the former president is on trial.
23% : Trump has acknowledged reimbursing Cohen for the payment and that it was designed to stop Daniels from going public about the alleged encounter.
20% : After raging against the "Goodfellas" actor on social media, calling De Niro a "wacko," Trump turned to the cameras outside of the courthouse Wednesday to continue his insults.
19% : You think Trump ever threw a punch himself?
15% : Prosecutors have described it as part of a scheme to bury damaging stories Trump feared could help his opponent in the 2016 race, particularly as Trump's reputation was suffering at the time from comments he had made about women.

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