'This is significant': GOP pollster says 'voters will resent' Trump after latest judgment

Donald Trump's loyal fans have stood by him through thick and thin, but this latest legal judgment may spell the beginning of the end to that, according to a Republican pollster.

Republican strategist Frank Luntz, who previously confronted an election denier, appeared Saturday on CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield, where he was asked about the implications of a recent fraud judgment in which the ex-president was ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars and limit his business practices in the entire state of New York.

"If he does decide to rely on PAC money and donations to help pay some of those bills, how might that impact his political campaign?" the host asked of Luntz.

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"I think this is significant," he said, adding that Trump "has survived everything."

"He survives felony accounts, 91 of them. He survived court cases. He survived being found guilty already on two different trials and there are several more to go and he's been even kicked off the ballot. And yet he continues to do better and better as time goes on," he added. "Now make no mistake Trump's supporters are willing to follow him to the ends of the earth. He is greater intensity of support than any candidate I've ever seen in my professional career, but the idea that this is going to lawyers to pay off guilty verdicts that may be the beginning, and I'm so careful about saying it. But in the end, I do know that some voters will resent that, will oppose that and quite frankly, if that's what happens, Trump is going to have a lot of explaining to do."

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