Trump suggests attention tough for son Barron as family 'tolerates' election bid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : In an interview with Dr Phil, Trump said: "I think he doesn't say because he doesn't want to hurt me and thinks it's a possibly a hurtful conversation, but it has to affect my family."Ahead of the November presidential election, and with Trump being the presumptive Republican nominee, he added: "I think to a certain extent, my family wants me to do it.
30% : Trump is expected to appeal last month's conviction on all 34 charges in his New York hush money trial, in which he became the first former American president to be convicted of felony crimes.
22% : "Those appellate courts have to step up and straighten things out or we're not going to have a country anymore," Trump said at a Phoenix, Arizona town hall organized by Turning Point, a conservative youth organisation that has seen its influence rise alongside Trump's takeover of the GOP.
16% : "READ MORE: 'Lower-status' Donald Trump 'self-diminishes' in rambling Dr Phil interviewDonald Trump returned to the campaign trail after he was convicted in a hush-money scandal, repeating his critiques of the case against him as politically motivated and calling for his conviction to be overturned on appeal.
15% : Trump blames his conviction on President Joe Biden, though the case was brought by the locally elected district attorney in New York, and many of his allies are calling for revenge.
15% : "Trump focused much of his hourlong speech and subsequent Q&A on the U.S.-Mexico border, blaming a litany of problems -- from inflation to the long-term health of Social Security -- on illegal immigration, characterizing Biden's policies "a deliberate demolition of our sovereignty and our borders."
5% : Trump departs the courtroom after being found guilty on all 34 counts in his hush money trialDonald Trump has suggested his son Barron is affected by the public attention following his dad's hush money trial and the 18-year-old has been "hurt".

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