This sums up Trumps rants today pretty well:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2024/05/31/trump-verdict-press-conference-republicans-replacement-election/73923859007/
The web-o-sphere is full of sycophants parroting the "rigged trial" trope but that was easy to see coming. He's a one-trick pony, when he loses, it was rigged, been listening to that tripe for years now. Speculation is starting that on appeal the SCOTUS could overturn, and judging by their behaviour lately that may not be far-fetched.
One report said that in his post-trial "speech" he said that Biden didn't want people to have cars. Since I didn't listen to it all, I don't know if that's true, but there have been similar outlandish accusations in the past, e.g., forcing people to eat lab-grown meat. I see that nonsense on Facebook all the time. It's farcically ludicrous to say such things but there may be an audience for it. If people choose to believe stuff like that, it's easy to doubt their cognitive abilities. My cat is smarter than that. Speaking of which, I am astounded at the number of obviously fake postings on FB lately. I don't know about other social media, I don't use any others.
Since SCOTUS will almost certainly act to delay the remaining federal prosecutions past November so that they won't be heard or adjudicated before the election, this ain't over. Trump's opponents should not rely on the sanity of the US courts, that ship sailed. When supposedly sober senior justices get into public flaps about flags or their wives' support of phoney rigged election theories, it's too late to expect much from the Supreme Court.
The behaviour of the Republican party is laughably toadish, as per usual, but it's not hard to see why. Trump is all they have, too late to look for a replacement. My guess is that they're all sitting there hoping for the grip reaper to come visit and hoping he's shows up before 2028.
I also saw a report that Trump's online election donation server was swamped after the verdict. But that could be fake news as easily as it could be true, plausible either way.