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trump is, trump is the issue, not, not what could happen and to the extent trump's committed these crimes are alleged to have committed these crimes that that is not going to that's not going to be way laid by what they do so you were when predicting the supreme court or your track record is pretty good, 9-0 was was your bet for the colorado ballot case how do you see this going and essentially, when are we going to find out so they will absolutely not find absolute immunity for trump. >> and in fact, they'll, they'll find that while immunity may be constrained in connection with article two duties and some collateral, discretionary acts that there's a fact-finding process required to determine the distinction between official acts and whatever the allegations are that would support an indictment. i think they will lay out that line and then remanded to the district court for findings consistent with their guidance. i think you what you saw today was a lot of frustration with the dc circuit opinion, which sort of said, yeah, this is all reprehensible, no immunity, but it did didn't draw a
trump is, trump is the issue, not, not what could happen and to the extent trump's committed these crimes are alleged to have committed these crimes that that is not going to that's not going to be way laid by what they do so you were when predicting the supreme court or your track record is pretty good, 9-0 was was your bet for the colorado ballot case how do you see this going and essentially, when are we going to find out so they will absolutely not find absolute immunity for trump. >>...
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and that in fact, they had been doing it for donald trump trump even 17 years before the 2016 election. this is after the prosecution spent more than six hours over the last couple of days questioning pecker about the inner workings of those catch and kill stories. and how many of them benefitted trump cross-examination of david pecker, got underway in the criminal case against donald trump 17 years of providing president trump with a heads-up about potentially negative publicity? yes. the former publisher of the national enquirer testified trump's lawyers trying to show that catch and kill schemes buying negative stories to make them disappear was not uncommon. we didn't want the story to embarrass mr. trump or embarrass or hurt the campaign one such scheme at the crux of the da's case against trump, stormy daniels months before the 2016 election, the adult film star and director tried to sell her story of a sexual relationship trump to the enquirer for $120,000, but pecker testified he wouldn't buy it. pecker said he later learned trump's then attorney and fixer, michael cohen paid d
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that's only against trump trump is one of many in georgia, and trump's, as you mentioned, is not part of this in arizona? there are different state laws that apply. so in arizona and in some other states, their stake fraud laws that apply here you're signing fraudulent documents saying this is an official document that is providing who the state's slate of electors is. that might be easier to prove than some of the claims that would become on the federal level. i think think probably different calculations are being made on the federal level. just go after trump and try and be laser-focused on that. whereas on the state level, if you go after trump, then you face potential immunity arguments there and you make the case more complicated. so i have prosecutors have discretion, but they also have to be realistic about getting these cases he says to trial and actually getting some jury to make a determination about them. >> let's start into the major arguments in the us supreme court today. how likely do you think it is that the supreme court will end up delaying this trial beyond the nov
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trump. pecker testified, quote, i said, i don't want the national enquirer to be associated with porn star. >> he added that walmart was the main distributor of the magazine and it would be very bad for ami, the publishing company that produces the national enquirer, pecker also said, if anyone was going to buy it in terms of buying the story, i thought michael cohen and donald trump should buy it. the significance of that. do you think the idea that pecker is saying that he was reluctant to get involved in the stormy daniels case when we know at the end of the day, he didn't actually get involved. it was michael cohen who got involved. >> right. so i mean, look, i guess the the argument to be made is that that this was unusual, right? it wasn't standard fare for him to be necessarily wasn't his. consistent with his business objectives to be engaged, to kill stories, to kill stories, get it for trump, right? and then fact killing this particular story, i love acquiring the story, wouldn't ha
trump. pecker testified, quote, i said, i don't want the national enquirer to be associated with porn star. >> he added that walmart was the main distributor of the magazine and it would be very bad for ami, the publishing company that produces the national enquirer, pecker also said, if anyone was going to buy it in terms of buying the story, i thought michael cohen and donald trump should buy it. the significance of that. do you think the idea that pecker is saying that he was reluctant...
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had with trump where trump's says, how's our girl doing, right? referencing karen mcdougal referring to someone in a way that you would refer to them if you knew them, if you had had an affair with them, if they were your girl, right and in the converse, there was another conversation. >> just a handful of congress stations that david pecker testified that he had directly with donald trump in another one of those conversations, when they had just learned that karen mcdougal was going to go public liquid this according to pecker, trump said to him, and house karen. so a familiarity, not who is this stranger that has made some allegation, but com calling her by her first name, which then when you add the two together, suggests that there was some familiarity with who she was and where where the story was coming from. >> and that's the psychology that now what is in front of the jury, but that's the psychology that the prosecution is trying to get i'm sure now, in front of the jury, and i believe that discussion with holler girl was the same meeting
had with trump where trump's says, how's our girl doing, right? referencing karen mcdougal referring to someone in a way that you would refer to them if you knew them, if you had had an affair with them, if they were your girl, right and in the converse, there was another conversation. >> just a handful of congress stations that david pecker testified that he had directly with donald trump in another one of those conversations, when they had just learned that karen mcdougal was going to...
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trump. some of its character, some of its covid but some of its this, some of its the legal issues against him. so he wants to delay this as long as possible. he wants to make it all a witch-hunt, make it against if his supreme court conservative supreme court says he does not have immunity, takes a lot of air out of the trump balloon let me bring it out. >> steve vladeck. steve, we should note that this idea of how much immune kennedy a president, has while in office, it's not a, it's not a frivolous notion the question about whether or not what donald trump was doing on january 6. that's a separate issue. but the idea that presidents can't be prosecuted for things they are doing as president there is some basis for that yeah. >> and jake, i think a lot of what we're going to hear during the oral argument later this morning is going to reflect that exact point where i think we're going to hear hypothetical questions from justices across the bench that are less about former president trump a
trump. some of its character, some of its covid but some of its this, some of its the legal issues against him. so he wants to delay this as long as possible. he wants to make it all a witch-hunt, make it against if his supreme court conservative supreme court says he does not have immunity, takes a lot of air out of the trump balloon let me bring it out. >> steve vladeck. steve, we should note that this idea of how much immune kennedy a president, has while in office, it's not a, it's...
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we're expecting to see trump leave trump tower for a second time. already this morning, you're on probably cup of coffee number one, and donald trump's been out and baggett to his apartment through several times. >> c, it has alayna treene and supreme court analyst joan biskupic are standing by with much more at all as far as joan let's start with you. >> this is the from court matter. of course, at hand. >> what can we expect today? >> sure. good morning, kate and john. it's really a historic day with an untested question. can a former president be completely shielded from criminal prosecution for actions he took while in office now, this does come from the jack charges brought on behalf of the department of justice, the united states here alleging fraud, obstruction, denial of the right to vote things, culminating with the january 6, 2021 attack on the capitol lower federal court judges objected donald trump's claim of immunity here, saying whatever protection he had from criminal prosecution. while in office dissolved once he was out of office. b
we're expecting to see trump leave trump tower for a second time. already this morning, you're on probably cup of coffee number one, and donald trump's been out and baggett to his apartment through several times. >> c, it has alayna treene and supreme court analyst joan biskupic are standing by with much more at all as far as joan let's start with you. >> this is the from court matter. of course, at hand. >> what can we expect today? >> sure. good morning, kate and john....
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we are certainly looking out for that good donald trump outside trump tower, justice morning talking about it again, take a listen they've taken my constitutional right away with a gag order. >> that's all it is. it's election interference is whole thing is election interference? so the pose of just come out and i just got another now of course, he didn't mention someone that he has mentioned a lot when he talks to the press and that is about one of the witnesses in this case, michael cohen. >> however, michael cohen overnight was tweeting about him and this gaggle border, but he said this, he said despite not being the gagged defendant out of respect for judge merchan and the prosecutors, i will cease posting anything about donald until after my trial testimony. so it seems that he is no longer going to be tweeting about his former boss. he of course, is going to be a main way witness in this case. but as you said, ajahn, first order or maybe if maybe second order of business, we'll see is testimony continuing of the former national enquirer publisher, david pecker. he was getting i
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>> i am donald trump is not trying to change who donald trump is. we all know who donald trump is. so that's already baked into this conversation. so if he was introducing himself to the american public, yes, i could agree with you. he's not he's known he's wrong quantity. >> can i ask what those abstract yeah you that question? >> i just the backdrop that's fine. >> but a backdrop for his campaign that is all about reinforcing the worst pieces of his personality that's where i don't that's where i don't want i might question that as a political winter question to the whole trial is about stories that he wanted to cover up from was it was going to write every day or every campaign has stories that whether it's you really would do damage or not do damage, have stories that they tried to cover up as reported? porter's, you all have been received calls from campaign officials who say, you know what, i think you've got the facts wrong here. yeah. well, i can really john john edwards exactly it worked out great for the man pain. >> let's look at his hair before and after but i guess all
>> i am donald trump is not trying to change who donald trump is. we all know who donald trump is. so that's already baked into this conversation. so if he was introducing himself to the american public, yes, i could agree with you. he's not he's known he's wrong quantity. >> can i ask what those abstract yeah you that question? >> i just the backdrop that's fine. >> but a backdrop for his campaign that is all about reinforcing the worst pieces of his personality that's...
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for trump. the former president was not indicted, but as listed as an unindicted coconspirator arizona attorney general, kris mayes, who led this investigation, spoke about the indictments yesterday. arizona's election was free and fair. the people of arizona elected president biden, unwilling to accept this fact. the defendants charged by the state grand jury allegedly schemed to prevent the lawful transfer of the presidency whatever their reasoning was, the plot to violate the law must be answered for me now to discuss is former january 6 investigative counsel, marcus children's marcus. good morning to you. thanks so much for being here. can you help us understand why why we're learning about this now, how this has unfolded in arizona, and how it plays out. in to the bigger picture of all of the legal challenges around the 2020 election well, it's always nice when you can kinda zoom in and see how this was impacted on a state-by-state level. >> and i think it's an interesting juxtaposition tha
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trump? >> right? absolutely. and look, these are all individuals from the trump world, from the trump universe that we've identified so far are obviously very close to trump we're very close to trump at a certain time, especially when you're trying to overturn the 2020 election. and we'll learn more about these other redacted names probably about in the next few minutes here, but we are told that they are all from that inner circle, from those people that were working in trump's orbit to help them overturn the 2020 election and look this investigation here in arizona, it's obviously coming years after after those efforts were first exposed. but we always thought that it was really focused on the fake electors themselves, myself and marshall cohen have reported though in the last few months that the probe did seem to be expanding it seemed to be looking into people who are connected to the trump campaign on a national level. and now we know that some of these names and this indictment are in that really that inner
trump? >> right? absolutely. and look, these are all individuals from the trump world, from the trump universe that we've identified so far are obviously very close to trump we're very close to trump at a certain time, especially when you're trying to overturn the 2020 election. and we'll learn more about these other redacted names probably about in the next few minutes here, but we are told that they are all from that inner circle, from those people that were working in trump's orbit to...
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there was a pattern that first $30,000 was paid to a trump tower doorman to squash a rumor that trump had fathered a child with an employee this was the first time, according to prosecutors that the head of american media, inke, david pecker, who publish the national enquirer, had ever paid anyone for information about donald trump for his part, trump has always denied having the child in question. this is a copy of the signed source agreement between the doorman and david pecker, who at the time was a trump loyalist the agreement reid's source shall provide ami with information regarding hurting donald trump's illegitimate child. according to the statement of facts filed by prosecutors when trump was indicted in the stormy daniels hush money case, pecker learned in the fall of 2015 that the doorman was trying to sell information regarding a child that trump had allegedly fathered out of wedlock at pecker's direction. the prosecutor said ami negotiated and signed an agreement to pay the doorman $30,000 for exclusive rights to the story, not to publish it, but to bury it. >> the doorma
there was a pattern that first $30,000 was paid to a trump tower doorman to squash a rumor that trump had fathered a child with an employee this was the first time, according to prosecutors that the head of american media, inke, david pecker, who publish the national enquirer, had ever paid anyone for information about donald trump for his part, trump has always denied having the child in question. this is a copy of the signed source agreement between the doorman and david pecker, who at the...
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if this is trump's doing trump's pulling the strings. drop is the puppet master, or at least is the key, a key player in this conspiracy in this deal. so they're going to work i think maybe a what will be defense arguments that it's somebody else that is really cohen who was the fixer. and that trump was merely a ceo and was just overseeing and sign in checks. they'll try to talk more about the meetings about this recording. they'll do those things. and then hopefully they will maybe get into get from david pecker more information about why this was unique as opposed to something that was normal and as we talk about trump's case and the effort to help his campaign as opposed to just do and checkbook media that there's this had a different level of involvement a different purpose. that purpose being to interfere remember the election on curious. >> what do you think the trump legal defense team is going to try to do to help their client with david pecker. i mean, i think honestly their best defense on this front is i mean, they will do an
if this is trump's doing trump's pulling the strings. drop is the puppet master, or at least is the key, a key player in this conspiracy in this deal. so they're going to work i think maybe a what will be defense arguments that it's somebody else that is really cohen who was the fixer. and that trump was merely a ceo and was just overseeing and sign in checks. they'll try to talk more about the meetings about this recording. they'll do those things. and then hopefully they will maybe get into...
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and juliana and trump. so eastman is unindicted coconspirator number four as that seems to be, there are there are five unindicted coconspirators you're saying for you think is clearly eastern. >> i think four is clearly usemin. and but those are people who didn't conduct the electric scheme on the ground or organize it in a way actively in arizona, they were people who were above the above that phrase, giuliani, was there actually taking action? same thing with meadows in terms of coordination. so i think that's this is the distinction. all right. so joey, i'm just going through this nine felony counts, as i said, and this is just to give the summary conspiracy fraudulent schemes, fraudulent schemes, forgery, forgery, forgery, forgery, forgery forgery problematic. >> let me be prosecuted before i'm defense right now, the issue from the prosecution's of perspective and people at home is saying, look, whether you acted on the ground or not, if you were a mastermind of an enterprise, it doesn't matter where y
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could happen in trump's second term. you only have to look at his first i will immediately reissue my 2020 executive order, restoring the president's authority to remove rogue bureaucrats that executive order he signed just before losing the 2020 election turns government jobs into political appointments. >> during the trump administration, the power to fire employees at will and replace them with loyalists making them according to this federal report, subject to removal for partisan political reasons, they want people doing scientific research to the nuclear regulatory commission who don't have the qualifications to perform that kind of work. they're all like qualification is an allegiance to the trump agenda. >> jacqueline simon represents a large government employee union. she says the expertise of government workers can't be replaced on a political win once that kind of stuff is politicized, let's say you deny disability claim based on somebody's politics. >> how do you feel as you think about what the federal workfo
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he's also the co-author of the trump trials newsletter and former attorney for donald trump, jim trusty, lead to see you guys all here today. i mean, not a whole lot of legal news to talk about, so i don't know why you're all here right now. i'm were scraping the bottom right. is there a thing happening in the courts maram and of course, there is a huge de begin with, you, ellie you say of the arguments trump is making for immunity. one is stupid as hell, but the other isn't half bad. >> some good choices well, also one is not really being made donald trump is no longer arguing. i'm automatically immune for everything that happened every second of the four years i was president. he made that earlier, but he has wisely abandon that argument because because it's a loser, because it's ridiculous arguments not going to win. and some of the analysis sort of ends there. but there's more to it now, to the actual tool for arguments he is making. the stupid one to use a technical term is this claim that he has to first be impeached by the house, then convicted by the senate, and only then can be
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but has trump already won? i'll explain. >> plus new indictment against trump allies. we giuliani and mark meadows, there are now facing in zona for trying to overturn the 2020 election and tensions are boiling over and pro-palestinian protests on campuses all across this country. we've got a live report part tonight, and laura coates live so imagine for the second, if hollywood came up with the plot, i'm going to tell you about the presumptive republican nominee for president of the united states goes on trial in his own hometown, she tried to falsifying business records to cover up some kind of a sex scandal and while he's there at the very same time, his lawyers go before the supreme court tried to get him out of two federal criminal trials that could frankly up and his chances at retaking the white house sound unbelievable. >> well, believe it. it's actually real life because it's exactly what's going to happen just a few hours from now tomorrow morning and trump, he can't be in two places at the same time.
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this day, one of his closest top advisers, also pro-trump attorney john eastman, former trump campaign lawyer, jenna ellis, along with 2020 campaign official mike roman. donald trump himself. you don't see his picture there. he's an unindicted coconspirator. we are told this indictment includes charges ranging from conspiracy and forgery to engaging in fraudulent schemes this is arizona's attorney general, kris mayes, announcing these indictments tonight. >> the people of arizona elected president biden, unwilling to accept this fact. the defendants charged by the state grand jury allegedly schemed to prevent the lawful transfer of the presidency whatever their reasoning was, the plot to violate the law must be answered for an i was elected to uphold the law of the state let's get straight to, the source tonight with cassidy hutchinson, a former top aide to mark meadows, and now a frequent target of donald trump's after her explosive testimony before the january 6 committee. and cassie, it's great to have you here tonight. i should note we had already scheduled in an interview with you
this day, one of his closest top advisers, also pro-trump attorney john eastman, former trump campaign lawyer, jenna ellis, along with 2020 campaign official mike roman. donald trump himself. you don't see his picture there. he's an unindicted coconspirator. we are told this indictment includes charges ranging from conspiracy and forgery to engaging in fraudulent schemes this is arizona's attorney general, kris mayes, announcing these indictments tonight. >> the people of arizona elected...
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trump's then lawyer turned fixer. michael cohen, told pecker not to release the doorman until after the presidential election. the agreement the doorman had made with ami in 2015 also stated that if he shared his story anywhere else, he'd be forced to pay a $1,000,000 penalty in 2019 after he'd been released from the deal, the doorman self-published a book, writing in the description, i was the trump doorman back then. i wasn't able to fully give my side of the story randi joins us now, where is that doorman today? >> what anderson we know that doorman certainly is no longer working at trump tower the last time cnn actually put eyes on him was back in 2018 when we tracked him down to his house. that was an eastern pennsylvania and that really was the last known address for him. he's really fallen off the radar, at least the media's radar until this trial, of course. and one would assume anderson that he's likely working somewhere, right. because that $30,000 he was paid was likely not enough for him to live on all the
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why are you walking free when donald trump, they're trying to lock up donald trump and they're going to argue, you are trying to please the prosecutors. they gave you a sweetheart deal. you're on the palm of their hand. i think the other thing they're going to do and i don't know how much traction they're gonna get is they're going to try to argue the vast majority of your contacts about this catch and kill. we're not with donald trump. they were with michael cohen and he was operating off the books. but as you remember, jake, there were plenty of contacts, not plenty, but a few contexts between pecker and donald trump. >> le, stick around while the hush money trial resumes in new york tomorrow, the us supreme court is also going to hear arguments tomorrow on whether trump should get the ultimate trump card when it comes to some of the most scathing charges against him, the justices are facing a momentous question. they have never had to answer before. can a former president be immune from criminal liability for his actions while he was while he was in office. this all stems, of cour
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that post he had a few days ago about president trump mr. trump, that was over that cross the line? >> how does how does it affect his testimony? because i guess the defense could say you have a vendetta. you're not thinking you're not a rational actor kind of thing. >> if i were the defense attorney, i would use some of his tweets, some of his podcasts, some of his interviews over the last four years picked strategic, maybe three or four to show he has a deep animus towards president trump. it's not just, i'm telling the truth, i'm telling the truth in my mind because i hate his guts. and that's a very bad look for any witness especially for the prosecution. >> karen, earlier today, donald trump posted on truth, social quote, the gag order imposed on me a political candidate running for the highest office in the land is totally unconstitutional. nothing like this has ever happened before the conflicted judges, friends, and party members can say whatever they want about me, but i am not allowed to respond first of all is any of that true? and second, can you explain why a gag order
that post he had a few days ago about president trump mr. trump, that was over that cross the line? >> how does how does it affect his testimony? because i guess the defense could say you have a vendetta. you're not thinking you're not a rational actor kind of thing. >> if i were the defense attorney, i would use some of his tweets, some of his podcasts, some of his interviews over the last four years picked strategic, maybe three or four to show he has a deep animus towards...
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trump's former attorney, rudy giuliani trump's chief of staff when he was in the white house, mark meadows, and then finally, jenna ellis, who was a trump campaign attorney. what this means is that state prosecutors in michigan believed that those four people were coconspirators in this fake electors plot, though i want to of course stress they are not facing charges in michigan at this time. they were all charged in georgia. you remember that big election interference case down in georgia? they were all charged they're ellis pleaded guilty. the other three in iran doing guys. >> all right. now, marshall cohen, thank you so much for that report any minute now, house speaker mike johnson has said to me with jewish students at columbia university over concerns about their safety. >> and we understand he's said to call for the school president to resign all of this happening as protests breakout across the country live from the nation's capital, one of the most unforgettable night in dc, ms warner will read back here again, president biden and comedian collin joseph headline the white house c
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about trump? >> but that in and of itself does not constitute a crime and i think what was important in those discussions as while there was this initial meeting with trump, remember, again, this is a business records case at the end of the day, who was responsible for recording those business records? >> and it was very clear that on a go forward basis, the pecker was to deal with cohen on these issues other than the mcdougal issue, there was no testimony that donald trump had any hadn't much contact, if any, with packer relative to the deals that are central to this case? so i think we need to see more from that discussion. and i really think what's going to happen is the issue at hand is going to be really determined by the testimony of michael cohen. and will the jury believed that testimony given this public vendetta, he has against his former boss that is an open question whether the credibility of michael cohen before a jury is going to be some something that will land with them. gym, we ha
about trump? >> but that in and of itself does not constitute a crime and i think what was important in those discussions as while there was this initial meeting with trump, remember, again, this is a business records case at the end of the day, who was responsible for recording those business records? >> and it was very clear that on a go forward basis, the pecker was to deal with cohen on these issues other than the mcdougal issue, there was no testimony that donald trump had any...
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court. >> and even before yesterday's hearing got underway, trump risked violating the gag order by repeatedly attacking key witness michael cohen in an interview he did with cnn affiliate wpvi. it should be noted that the interview didn't air until the hearing was it's over. we have a clip michael cohen is a convicted liar and he's got no credibility whatsoever. >> he was a lawyer and you rely on your lawyers, but michael cohen was a convicted lie. he was a lawyer for many people, not just me, than he got in trouble because of things outside of what he did for me cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson joins us now. joey how do you anticipate judge merchan is going to rule on whether trump violated his gag order yeah. bar it's good to be with you and brianna. i the way that i see it is that these are violations and so the question to me is not whether or not any of the several posts, ten and counting of course, with the one we just showed, yes, that was said before and aired after. there's no question to me that they were violations. the critical inquiry is wha
court. >> and even before yesterday's hearing got underway, trump risked violating the gag order by repeatedly attacking key witness michael cohen in an interview he did with cnn affiliate wpvi. it should be noted that the interview didn't air until the hearing was it's over. we have a clip michael cohen is a convicted liar and he's got no credibility whatsoever. >> he was a lawyer and you rely on your lawyers, but michael cohen was a convicted lie. he was a lawyer for many people,...
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yeah, bucks county trump, at one nikki haley, 19 montgomery county, trump 75 nikki haley, 25. i just want to mind our viewers. nikki haley's not running for president, hasn't been for quite awhile exactly. so what does that tell you? >> well, there's obviously resistance to trump. and this was a closed primary. so these were republicans voting there is a contingent of republican voters who are reluctant about trump. i'm sure this trial is in helping there they're their feelings about that. and this was a way to express that the question is, does that translate into a vote? >> what's your feeling on that? >> i think some portion of them will but we are very tribal society right now politically and when people see the de and the are a bunch of that is going to melt away. but in a marginal race, it could be a difference. >> you're inside the biden campaign right now how do you reach those voters? >> listen, i think that the voters who are not engaged, right now are very much about economics this is why the objective factors the us is doing very well compared to other countries, b
yeah, bucks county trump, at one nikki haley, 19 montgomery county, trump 75 nikki haley, 25. i just want to mind our viewers. nikki haley's not running for president, hasn't been for quite awhile exactly. so what does that tell you? >> well, there's obviously resistance to trump. and this was a closed primary. so these were republicans voting there is a contingent of republican voters who are reluctant about trump. i'm sure this trial is in helping there they're their feelings about...
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i would argue that the outcome of these two cases will likely have a far more significant impact on trump's chances of retaking the white house then any of the cases related to him, because while historically abortion has been an issue that has galvanized republicans, we've seen in the midterm since roe was overturned. this is now an issue that can truly galvin but is democrats could be a huge, huge political issue going into the general election that guys thank you very, very much. still had this hour the deadline for those pro-palestinian protesters to leave columbia university in new york has come now and gone. but their tent eampments stl stands. we'll have a live coming up beyonce's new album is breaking records kinda riva support your brain health. mary janet, hey eddie, know, fraser, franck. frank bred. how are you? >> brad, fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the neretva brain health challenge everywhere. >> but the seat to seat is 11. now, you get it. you love your bike. we do two. that's why we're america's number one motorcycle insurer. what do
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to help trump's campaign. and hurt trump's opponents. here's some of what transpired during court. pecker sets, and i'm going to put pull this up here as he's talking to trump, it said anything i hear in the marketplace, if i hear anything negative about yourself or if i hear anything about women selling stories, i would notify michael cohen who was then donald trump's fixer and personal attorney as i did over the last several years. and the prosecutor say, okay. so they would not get published, you mean? and he responds? yeah. so they wouldn't get published yes. jennifer why is it so important for prosecutors to show this was all about keeping negative information about donald trump away from potential voters. >> so the way they've charged this case is the falsified financial documents, but it gets a bump up to a felony if that was if another crime was committed to cover about the crime. right. so it's important for them to prove this election interference conspiracy. and that's what they do with david pecker
to help trump's campaign. and hurt trump's opponents. here's some of what transpired during court. pecker sets, and i'm going to put pull this up here as he's talking to trump, it said anything i hear in the marketplace, if i hear anything negative about yourself or if i hear anything about women selling stories, i would notify michael cohen who was then donald trump's fixer and personal attorney as i did over the last several years. and the prosecutor say, okay. so they would not get...
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and eric trump. >> all right. but what you'll see your opinion does cycle great to have both you here and i thank you so much. >> thanks for grade school students in tennessee are demanding the governor's stop a new law in its tracks before teachers are allowed to carry concealed handguns in schools, would you prefer cash over a voucher when an airline ruins your travels de, the new rules that the federal government is now pushing we're at, that this of the titanic, how would really happen, especially to our premier sunday at nine on cnn? nothing dems my light like a migraine with nortech ott. i found relief the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent all-in-one to those with migrants and i see you for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults don't take if allergic to nurture echo dt allergic reaction these can occur even days after using most common side effects are nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time. we all talk t
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trump, as i said, trump did this interview with the cnn affiliate before the contempt hearing. it didn't air until last night. how big of a problem is this one going to be for trump and also his legal team now i mean, i think that this this interview to me does seem to be a direct violation of the order as it is written and so i think it's problematic for them, especially this airs while the judges currently sitting and trying to decide the issue so the fact that it happened before the hearing, i think helps at least a little bit. i mean, if he had done that interview live yet last night after the hearing then i think the judge would have no choice. >> yeah. yeah. i am not an attorney. i'm don't pretend to be, but the reaction from the judge to trump's attorney during this gag order hearing seems to be something that you do want to avoid when you are in court. i mean, todd blanche telling the judge president trump is being very careful to comply with your order in terms of the gag or you see it on your screen there. and the judge responding at one point, you're losing all credi
trump, as i said, trump did this interview with the cnn affiliate before the contempt hearing. it didn't air until last night. how big of a problem is this one going to be for trump and also his legal team now i mean, i think that this this interview to me does seem to be a direct violation of the order as it is written and so i think it's problematic for them, especially this airs while the judges currently sitting and trying to decide the issue so the fact that it happened before the hearing,...
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donald trump. >> i mean, sure. tucker carlson ended up where he should have been interviewing vladimir putin. but mitch mcconnell is kinda punching down and kind of ignoring the elephant, i guess, party in the room, which is donald trump and donald trump's demon possession of ukraine his resistance to this trump in the end, i mean i think in the end, he was hands-off, but certainly his opposition, was interesting. >> i think there's actually met the senator from missouri who point like it out on the first vote. when the senate, when a majority of senate republicans voted against this as a standalone, that virtually everyone elected to the senate, republican elected senate after 2018 voted against it, right basically the republicans in the trump era. yeah, are are dubious of america's traditional role there are still obviously a piece of the republican party that is supportive of that. but the direction of the party in the trump era is towards skepticism about america as the reaganite leader of the free world. and t
donald trump. >> i mean, sure. tucker carlson ended up where he should have been interviewing vladimir putin. but mitch mcconnell is kinda punching down and kind of ignoring the elephant, i guess, party in the room, which is donald trump and donald trump's demon possession of ukraine his resistance to this trump in the end, i mean i think in the end, he was hands-off, but certainly his opposition, was interesting. >> i think there's actually met the senator from missouri who point...
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sign a $95 billion foreign aid package that finally made it through both chambers of congress donald trump seemingly violating the gag order last night while a judge decides whether he violated that same gag order, at least ten other times before that and a midnight deadline for protesters to disband comes and goes at columbia university. >> both sides agreeing to keep talking all right. >> 5:00 a.m. here in washington, here's a live look at capitol hill. >> good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you he with us later on this morning, president biden is expected to sign a long awaited foreign aid bill into law. if passed the senate late last night, after six months of delays from hardline, republicans the $95 billion deal includes funding for ukraine, israel, and taiwan after more than six months of hard work, many twists and turns in the road. america's sends a message to the entire world. we will not turn our back on. you. i left a message for president zelenskyy tonight, he had called me the other day and said, okay, we got it done now, go win the fight so shortly
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trump. it's about a united states citizen. >> you think it's a weak case. >> it's the case is the facts of the case. the fact that learned counsel don't know exactly what the other charge is is insanely agree that when that i didn't i it came out. i think i was sitting right here. i said, okay, the other crime they have to prove falsifying business records to commit and other crime is unclear and a mess and it remains that way until now because even now, the prosecutor said while there was federal election crimes, it was state electric episodes, tax crimes. i don't know where they're getting that from. they overpaid michael cohen so he could pay his taxes. but i think the primary theory here is that the other crime is a federal campaign finance violations and the theory is they falsified these records. it was a $130,000 payment. it campaign donation it campaign expenditure way over the limits. they falsified the records rather than calling them pay hush money payments, whatever white be an a
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donald trump trump is like just get it done. he's not in the weeds. in fact, at one point, michael cohen says none i got it. alan and i are going to handle you don't worry about it. we're going to pay him. you don't worry about the how and the how is the crime. so when that tape comes up, that's gonna be a problem for the prosecutor. >> i also think that part of the thing about trump paying attention to details is more to what caitlin was saying, which is the amount of money even for a very rich person like donald trump, he didn't really want to part ways with $150,000 for karen mcdougal, 134 stormy. he did not want to part ways with that money to get his attorneys tried to get out of it once the election was over. so it's really about the dollar here that was concerning to himhe we can come back and decisions still looming for trump and whether he violated the judge's gag order multiple times. the hearing earlier did not go well for the trump attorney with the judge warning trump's lawyer at one point that he was losing all cre
donald trump trump is like just get it done. he's not in the weeds. in fact, at one point, michael cohen says none i got it. alan and i are going to handle you don't worry about it. we're going to pay him. you don't worry about the how and the how is the crime. so when that tape comes up, that's gonna be a problem for the prosecutor. >> i also think that part of the thing about trump paying attention to details is more to what caitlin was saying, which is the amount of money even for a...
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trump? pecker responded on no. so how does that help bolster the case that this was potentially criminal interference in the presidential election. >> yeah. was that the timing of that? particular meeting helps do it because there'll be right around the time we would expect that trump would be contemplating his run gearing up for the run, worried about potential negative press and i completely agree with kaitlan here. this is the start of a story that it's really going to be extending throughout this trial. it's not actually the crux of the criminal case. the crux of the criminal case concerns how and why stormy daniels was paid through michael cohen. that's gonna be the main event for the jurors. with this is all crucial context with the jury's to understand all of everything that leads as three microbreweries with us as well. a former us attorney, michael, let's talk a little bit about pecker's testimony. he said trump was quote, frugal in his approach to money. frugal, a direct quote personally reviewing all exp
trump? pecker responded on no. so how does that help bolster the case that this was potentially criminal interference in the presidential election. >> yeah. was that the timing of that? particular meeting helps do it because there'll be right around the time we would expect that trump would be contemplating his run gearing up for the run, worried about potential negative press and i completely agree with kaitlan here. this is the start of a story that it's really going to be extending...
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trump's. so i mean, that's the only reason that that matters. but the other thing i would just note, i mean, the karen mcdougal story is not over. this is just the beginning of what we will learn about this. karen mcdougal story. and when you look at the charges jeong documents here for trump, there are some hints about where this goes next david pecker ends up paying her, but at some point, he decides to not get reimbursed from trump wod and i'm curis as to why that happened. so ts is the opening salvo, but there's more to come. >> so again, you're not going to find the crime a to z found in any one paragraphf testimony, prosecutors have to build a case here. i think two things jump out at mfrom the transcriptone,his is a full nine alarm fire in trump wld & in the national enquirer in pecker'environment, they are i mean, they're pulling each other out of meetings. borderline panicking. the other thing is that a establishes a really important chain of communication because this is one of the r
trump's. so i mean, that's the only reason that that matters. but the other thing i would just note, i mean, the karen mcdougal story is not over. this is just the beginning of what we will learn about this. karen mcdougal story. and when you look at the charges jeong documents here for trump, there are some hints about where this goes next david pecker ends up paying her, but at some point, he decides to not get reimbursed from trump wod and i'm curis as to why that happened. so ts is the...
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trump. and there's a moment when pecker testified that when word got he got word of the karen mcdougal story. trump called pecker. >> and pecker tried to convince trump to buy the story, but then trump said this mali anytime you do anything like this, it always gets out. >> let me think about it and i'll have michael cohen call you back in a few days. what does that tell you well, it certainly is. >> you're saying fits with what we all experienced when we were covering this campaign. and despite the turn, he's taken now, michael cohen was fanatically loyal to the man he always referred to as mr. trump. and we knew that he was always out there defending his reputation, i think to marcus is point this fits with what we know oh, about how meticulously trump pays attention to his image in the media, right? he, right. while this trial was going on, he's tweeting about the details of the way he's being covered in the new york times. so to this day, i think it's very much fits with what we know abo
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and trump's said i was doing. i think that's how the case will eventually fall out. but if the jury finds that it was done and they believed that it was for personal reasons. remember? todd, blanche and opening statement try to quote unquote, humanize the client, everybody kind of dismissed that as it's kinda quaint that they're trying to establish that donald trump is both a father and a husband. that wasn't done for just some idle purpose that is done for the purpose of summation later on after evidence is all in to say, hey, listen if the jury finds that there's reasonable doubt and believes that donald trump's motivations was not. we're not principally to advance his interest in a campaign, but to conceal an affair from his wife and his child and the jury bicep or at least one juror buys that are at least one juror finds that there's reasonable doubt as to whether or not it's for an illegal purpose. as opposed to a personal purpose. that's why todd blanche did what he did an opening. that's a setup for what's
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trump. it's about a united states citizen. you think it's a weak case it's the case is the facts of the case. the fact that learned counsel don't know exactly what the other charge is, is insane. >> i agree that when that indictment came out, i think i was sitting right here. i said, okay, the other crime they have to prove falsifying business records to commit and other crime is unclear and a mess and it remains that way until now because even now, the prosecutor said, well, there was federal election crimes. it was electric episode was packs crimes. i don't know where they're getting that from. they overpaid michael cohen so he could pay his taxes but i think the primary theory here is that the other crime is a federal campaign finance violations. and the theory is they falsified these records. it was a $130,000 payment. it campaign donation it campaign expenditure way over the limits. they falsified the records rather than calling them pay hush money payments, whatever might be an act acc
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for donald trump's opponents. so that's a big contribution, and that's the way the prosecution is framing. this was a big up for donald trump's campaign, and it constituted election fraud so in your opinion, windom trump comes out and says, we'll look i was paying a lawyer and we said legal fees. >> what's wrong with that? what's the answer to that so in this case, it's not just legal fees which professor would do, sorry, go into moser i think in this case, it's not simply that he's paying michael cohen, is that michael cohen is being is reimbursing. >> they're paying these payments to stormy daniels. there's the work that david pecker is doing and bringing in, coordinating all of this together. and that's sort of the misdemeanor part. there's also the tax fraud issue that is also been pointed to, hasn't been brought up. and david pecker is testimony. i think it will come out later on thursday, but the idea that donald trump had to gross up michael cohen in order to make him whole for the payments as he is actuall
for donald trump's opponents. so that's a big contribution, and that's the way the prosecution is framing. this was a big up for donald trump's campaign, and it constituted election fraud so in your opinion, windom trump comes out and says, we'll look i was paying a lawyer and we said legal fees. >> what's wrong with that? what's the answer to that so in this case, it's not just legal fees which professor would do, sorry, go into moser i think in this case, it's not simply that he's...
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, the judge, and trump's lawyer. very tense back and forth that you drew here. i mentioned it at the top of the program. we were talking about this gag order. what did you actually see here? >> what happens is in those situations is you're drawing people who are constantly moving and then you're seeing that this tension is building up more shawn's a pretty cool character. he doesn't get easily roiled up. but as blanche is continuing on this path of this argument, and merchants feeling like he's not being heard you see now we're sean's arm's going up, so i have to now add the arm to the body in the blanche's arm is moving in his hand. but these are all important gestures because they show actually what happened this weezer actual what they were doing. and you've got a grab it because because it shows that tension, i mean, they were they were going at it. i mean, we're sean was not given up and neither was blanche so saying just so the personal and the psychology of it all, i think it brings it home to all of us. >> we
, the judge, and trump's lawyer. very tense back and forth that you drew here. i mentioned it at the top of the program. we were talking about this gag order. what did you actually see here? >> what happens is in those situations is you're drawing people who are constantly moving and then you're seeing that this tension is building up more shawn's a pretty cool character. he doesn't get easily roiled up. but as blanche is continuing on this path of this argument, and merchants feeling...
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the attorney for donald trump was trying to defend a trump's social media post about the jury and trump's team was like just trying to pretend it was just to re-posting something that somebody on fox, jessie water said, but the judge pushed back and trump's team had to acknowledge that it wasn't simply a re-posting because trump had added words to it and judge merchan then told trump's team, quote, you're losing all credibility with the court. what do you think would have been a better way for trump's? team to defend their client from what seems that pretty cut and dry example of him violating the gag order. >> i mean, words that as the attorney in the courtroom, you never want to hear the judge say to you, you're losing all credibility with me. so that's painful i think i think that a probably i would probably argue along first amendment grounds that it's protected speech, that it didn't directly attack anyone, that it wasn't his words, but i think for the defense team, it's a very tough situation because you have a client who has his own sort of pull political agenda, who's feels the ne
the attorney for donald trump was trying to defend a trump's social media post about the jury and trump's team was like just trying to pretend it was just to re-posting something that somebody on fox, jessie water said, but the judge pushed back and trump's team had to acknowledge that it wasn't simply a re-posting because trump had added words to it and judge merchan then told trump's team, quote, you're losing all credibility with the court. what do you think would have been a better way for...
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trump packer testified today that when donald trump heard that her story might come out, trump told packer, quote anytime you do anything like this it always gets out. okay? >> who knows what donald trump was thinking when mr. pecker testified all of this in court today, when the national enquirer endorse trump back in 2016, trump, after all, returned the favor i've always said, why didn't the national enquirer get the pulitzer prize for edwards and o j simpson and all of these things i think maybe we got an idea today why the national enquirer hasn't been awarded any policy prizes. >> cnn's kara scannell was in court for all this. kara, how attentive? >> word jurors, as all of this sleeves was displayed before them jake, it was a very short court session today. >> david pecker was on the and for just over two hours. and during his testimony, the jurors appear to be paying close attention. you could see when pecker was testifying, he often looked at the jury box when he was answering some of the questions. and you could see the jurors eyes following him back to the prosecutor, who would th
trump packer testified today that when donald trump heard that her story might come out, trump told packer, quote anytime you do anything like this it always gets out. okay? >> who knows what donald trump was thinking when mr. pecker testified all of this in court today, when the national enquirer endorse trump back in 2016, trump, after all, returned the favor i've always said, why didn't the national enquirer get the pulitzer prize for edwards and o j simpson and all of these things i...
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deal with donald trump. you might text somebody close to him, but not him. >> he's never texted me. never we already, doesn't text or email no. >> no, never. >> it was always like anything we had the email we would email to his assistant. the objection has been noted in overrule, judge merchan says merchan says noting that any embedded hearsay issues will be dealt with as they move through the documents. okay. so they probably went through and found a few text messages were wondering of them, said, you know, somebody else told me x and so you know, tallies point, because these are texts between two alleged coconspirators, they would be admissible for that purpose, but to the extent that there are certain pieces within that that go outside that as they come up, he's going to potentially excise pieces of it. >> and yeah, i mean, what we're going to see here in these text messages between michael cohen and david dana presumably will bolster what michael cohen's going to say on the stand and what has said on the
deal with donald trump. you might text somebody close to him, but not him. >> he's never texted me. never we already, doesn't text or email no. >> no, never. >> it was always like anything we had the email we would email to his assistant. the objection has been noted in overrule, judge merchan says merchan says noting that any embedded hearsay issues will be dealt with as they move through the documents. okay. so they probably went through and found a few text messages were...
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trump. and i should note, obviously his legal team had a role in picking this jury. they actually felt like they did. they had a more favorable jury pool than they expected. >> not something that's likely to be considered today, but trump has also said it would be his quote, great honor to be jail for violating this gag order. so a very difficult position for the judge to be in. >> we got a shot from inside again, the courthouse right there, whether or not we see people move we shortly we will we will tell you when it happens, caitlin, after this hearing. >> of course, david gets back like up on the stand and i have to say i was glued to the tv all day yesterday to both of you out here discussing his testimony, watching it unfold, at least with the banners on the side of the screen reading out loud what was taking place. he says he engaged in checkbook journalism that sets the table for what today do you think? yeah. well, and just a reminder for everyone. obviously, we don't cameras it's in
trump. and i should note, obviously his legal team had a role in picking this jury. they actually felt like they did. they had a more favorable jury pool than they expected. >> not something that's likely to be considered today, but trump has also said it would be his quote, great honor to be jail for violating this gag order. so a very difficult position for the judge to be in. >> we got a shot from inside again, the courthouse right there, whether or not we see people move we...
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he could warn trump. he could find trump or he could jail donald trump. all three on the table before dtwo of testimony resume. cnn's bryngingras, liveutside of court bryn e contempt of court, a possibility for donald trump this mning. how ll this hearing go dow and there were any sense of how long might take befe ey get back to witnesthat at first ok t takinghe sta yesterday yeah. >> sara so the judge alrdy said they're going to art this hearing at 30 this morng. the juris goi to come back and the're goingo resume with that same witness at 100 a.m. if they're not finish with thhearing by 11, then th're going to discuss a little bit later. know th it only be an hour-and-a-half lf long for this hearing. and at we expect is what we've seen previously in court filings from the prosecution, they believe that donald trump has violated this gag order ten you said, there are a couple options that they're asking for. they want the judge to fine trump $1,000 for each time they the judge believes that he may have violated this order, but ey also said that ey want t
he could warn trump. he could find trump or he could jail donald trump. all three on the table before dtwo of testimony resume. cnn's bryngingras, liveutside of court bryn e contempt of court, a possibility for donald trump this mning. how ll this hearing go dow and there were any sense of how long might take befe ey get back to witnesthat at first ok t takinghe sta yesterday yeah. >> sara so the judge alrdy said they're going to art this hearing at 30 this morng. the juris goi to come...
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did donald trump repeatedly violated judge's gag order? and if so well, he face fines, jail time, or just a warning. that is what donald trump is facing as he makes his way to a york courthouse this morning, we're live outside that courthouse at the very latest, also this game is crazy. the stunning nba playoff comebacks and the incredible finish. at the knicks game was just the half of it. you got to see it the sinking of the titanic. >> how would really happen, especially two well,...