Kevin O’Leary is known for trusting hunches on the hit reality show Shark Tank. 

Now he’s weighing in on the aftermath of the sham Manhattan criminal trial.

And Kevin O’Leary made one prediction about Donald Trump that Alvin Bragg will hate.

Kevin O’Leary warns about the damage to the American brand from Trump’s conviction

O’Leary Ventures Chairman and Shark Tank Co-star Kevin O’Leary has been an outspoken critic of Democrats’ witch hunts against former President Donald Trump, particularly those in New York.

The legendary investor has warned that Democrat-controlled New York, and the United States as a whole, looks like a banana republic to the international business community after Democrats weaponized the justice system to take out a political opponent.

O’Leary predicted that Manhattan Democrat District Attorney Alvin Bragg could hand Trump the election after his criminal conviction in Manhattan during an appearance on Fox News.

The reality star said he normally comes on the network to promote the small business community, but he was being forced to speak out.

“But on this particular day which is historic and has been detailed since yesterday, I have a bit of a different take and I’m thinking about the history of this,” O’Leary explained. “It’s really unique. It’s a moment in time we’re living through that’s never happened before.”

O’Leary said that Trump’s conviction came up when he met with some world leaders on a recent business trip to Europe.

“This is what happens in South America in some countries like Venezuela,” O’Leary said. “But here we are. I mean there’s many Venezuelan presidents that have been indicted and been to jail, et cetera. I hope we are not making our brand look like that.”

European leaders told him how unusual it was that a President or Prime Minister of a first-world country received a criminal conviction.

O’Leary says Bragg would be responsible for a Trump win

O’Leary said that while he still believes the 2024 Presidential election is a toss-up if Trump does win, it would be Bragg who is responsible for putting him back in the White House.

“I actually think in retrospect years from now when we look at this outcome if President Trump wins the presidency and I think it’s 50/50,” O’Leary explained. “But if he does, the person that put him there, and this may sound rather unique, is Alvin Bragg.”

O’Leary said that Republicans appeared to be open to a Trump alternative for President but that the Party rallied around the former President after Bragg became the first Democrat prosecutor to indict him.

“And, actually, what’s going to happen here, and you may disagree with this, but if Trump becomes President, he actually owes this to Alvin Bragg,” O’Leary stated. “Alvin Bragg made Donald Trump President again.”

“That’s what happened. And I know that sounds crazy but I think history will look on this is exactly how it occurred,” he continued. “Because it was that moment when Trump was losing traction in the party and Bragg brought right back to 110% for him. That may be an unintended consequence but that’s what history will say.”

The Republican Presidential Primary ended the moment Bragg indicted Trump last year.

His poll numbers began to take off as Democrats tried to bury his campaign in an avalanche of lawfare.

Alvin Bragg’s sham criminal case against Donald Trump could ultimately blow up in his face.