A very crude method would be to capture your output, and then execute the same command via os.system or a similar call.
Alternately you could make use of smtplib to send the email to a mail server's listener, and send it that way.
Example of using smtplib .
Keep in mind that in this example, the mail listening agent is on the same machine as the script is running. If this is not the case you'll need the ip address and port that the mail daemon is listening on of the server where this service is running.
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Something like the following is a simple example and usually works. If not, then you will have to Google for your specific sendmail app.
fromaddr = "<me@localhost>"
toaddrs = "<you@localhost>"
msg = "Test of Python's sendmail\n"
# The actual mail send part
server = smtplib.SMTP('localhost')
server.set_debuglevel(1)
server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs, msg)
print server.verify( toaddrs )
server.quit()
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