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that's donald trump. now here's the key. the bonus triggers. if the share price stays above $17.50 for 20 day trading period, and tomorrow would actually mark the 20th debt. now, even though the share price has gone all over the place, right? it's been up, it's been down, it's down massively from the peak. it's never in below that $17.50 more since it went public about a month ago, you can see it right there. so that means unless this stock suffers an epic crash in the next 36 hours, donald trump is very likely to get this bonus payment. and even though the stock is down from the peak, this is still worth 1.3 billion billion dollars at current prices. >> when can he cashed in on this though, like he gets he gets this big, big, big bonus, 36 million shares when and what can you do with it? >> but experts say this would not be something you could cash in anytime soon because these shares, they would be subject to what's known as a lock-up agreement. we're insiders. they promised not to sell or even borrow against their stick. anytime soon this wo
that's donald trump. now here's the key. the bonus triggers. if the share price stays above $17.50 for 20 day trading period, and tomorrow would actually mark the 20th debt. now, even though the share price has gone all over the place, right? it's been up, it's been down, it's down massively from the peak. it's never in below that $17.50 more since it went public about a month ago, you can see it right there. so that means unless this stock suffers an epic crash in the next 36 hours, donald...
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should donald trump? except whatever verdict the jury renders in this case well, my hope is that all americans can trust or judicial system, and that's really what this case we'll prove out. >> i think it's a little ridiculous that they've waited years to bring these types of charges against donald trump they wanted to make these kinds of charges against him. they should have done it two years ago when this happened to do it conveniently during a presidential election when he's campaigning to return to the white house, i think proves that this is all politically motivated. it's the way that democrats i started fighting these days is using the judicial system and activist judges to do so. my hope is that the people and the jury will do what is right and hear the evidence and see clearly that this is an unprecedented trial, but it's unprecedented in how ridiculous it is. >> well, this these allegations happened when he was president. that is in part for the prosecutors. why they say that he excuse me. the a
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he was fascinated by donald trump. i think now looking at the interview he did, which i hadn't heard about it's good that he was removed. he seems like a person of very, very strong views. i've been calling the judge a coward is is pretty interesting. so i think it probably was a good removal. >> jennifer rodgers, great to see you this morning again, we have a lot to talk about opening arguments could be as soon as monday. thank you. >> very much. >> thanks. >> all right. meanwhile, new information about the israeli strike on iran. a new our of seeing a new central starts now cnn breaking news we are. continuing. to follow the breaking news. our focus is de-escalation. that is the message from the us secretary of state, tony blinken just now, after israel launched the retaliatory strike against iran, overnight. >> now blinken was just speaking from a g7 summit in italy, telling reporters pointedly that the united states was not involved in any offensive operations. >> as he also said, the focus for the united states an
he was fascinated by donald trump. i think now looking at the interview he did, which i hadn't heard about it's good that he was removed. he seems like a person of very, very strong views. i've been calling the judge a coward is is pretty interesting. so i think it probably was a good removal. >> jennifer rodgers, great to see you this morning again, we have a lot to talk about opening arguments could be as soon as monday. thank you. >> very much. >> thanks. >> all...
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dick cheney said, you had me at tortured but this trial is really wearing on donald trump have been watching him. oh, my god, because they people get to talk about him and he has to sit there for hours without saying anything kinda likely did on january 6 he keeps falling asleep and of course, he says he says he just resting his eyes right and he's not drooling. his head is having a wet dream but right say it, this race is getting quite interesting. did you see bobby kennedy, robert kennedy, rfk? he has no polling and 11.7% not nationally, just with his family wow a lot of his family came out and said he should pull out the rais. >> he said, please, i'm a kennedy, we don't know the meaning of the word he we will be right there next week. so we're very excited about of course what a news from the middle east, i'm sure you saw a few weeks ago, israel bombed iranians and syria than this weekend ran fired 300 missiles and drone strikes at israel didn't anything make it better, but you will. >> and then israel now fired back today. and i tell you when you get bombed in iran, it's it's it's very t
dick cheney said, you had me at tortured but this trial is really wearing on donald trump have been watching him. oh, my god, because they people get to talk about him and he has to sit there for hours without saying anything kinda likely did on january 6 he keeps falling asleep and of course, he says he says he just resting his eyes right and he's not drooling. his head is having a wet dream but right say it, this race is getting quite interesting. did you see bobby kennedy, robert kennedy,...
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i mean, following donald trump's certainly does not mean you support donald trump. it means you want to see what the then-president, now former president has to say, having read the art of the deal, a lot of people read it. it's been around a long time, but i think the overall profile suggests yes, to me, somebody who might be sympathetic with the defense overall. >> that's a good point, richard, let me ask you about the emotions that were on display. you saw the weight of the moment, some some jurors got emotional. one of them who was a smith told the court, i have to be honest. i feel so nervous and anxious right now. i'm sorry. i thought i could do this, but i would not i want someone who feels this way could judge my case. so what are the chances that one of the alternates might eventually have to step in and if they do, who chooses, which alternate will do is just an order i think it usually the judge has indicated with juror number one through six that they will be called an order however, i think there's probably a good chance that maybe one of them will be u
i mean, following donald trump's certainly does not mean you support donald trump. it means you want to see what the then-president, now former president has to say, having read the art of the deal, a lot of people read it. it's been around a long time, but i think the overall profile suggests yes, to me, somebody who might be sympathetic with the defense overall. >> that's a good point, richard, let me ask you about the emotions that were on display. you saw the weight of the moment,...
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than for donald trump. the less attention shouldn't that you're paying, the more likely you are to vote for donald trump. so the fact is, if you're paying more attention, you're more likely to vote for joe biden, less attention, more likely to vote for donald trump. so i don't see the case that trump is making here. and also what about the, you know, if you're, if you're paying attention to what donald trump is saying about the trial, he's called every case against him, all of the cases he says a witch hunt are people buying into that? not really. so take a look at this question from nbc news, right? thinking about the upcoming trials trump's being held to the same legal standard is others or being unfairly targeted. the urality, the clear plurality, 50% saying he's being ld to the same unfaly targeted. this rsus just basilly looks like what you would lookt 20:20, right whe biden beat tmp by about 4.5 percentage points. this looks very similar to me when you put it all together, it looks like the trials are
than for donald trump. the less attention shouldn't that you're paying, the more likely you are to vote for donald trump. so the fact is, if you're paying more attention, you're more likely to vote for joe biden, less attention, more likely to vote for donald trump. so i don't see the case that trump is making here. and also what about the, you know, if you're, if you're paying attention to what donald trump is saying about the trial, he's called every case against him, all of the cases he says...
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is directly impactful to donald trump's case. first prior bad acts evidence coming into the courtroom. the second, the appellate courts finding that harvey weinstein basically could not testify because so much was going to be allowed in on cross-examination the same type of argument would apply to donald trump at the sandoval hearing. that's where prosecutors are told by the judge what can come in if donald trump were to testify, they opened up the gates. the judge to the e jean carroll case, to the new york state attorney general, civil fraud case because of that, donald trump will have a similar argument that he's hamstrung. he couldn't possibly testify because of everything that's going to come in on cross-examination. it's directly related to the appellate division decision that we just heard today. >> did not see that twist coming. misty marris. thank you so much. it's always a pleasure for sure. >> okay. >> next hour i'm cnn news central starts right now only if necessary, donald trump changing his tune on whether he will t
is directly impactful to donald trump's case. first prior bad acts evidence coming into the courtroom. the second, the appellate courts finding that harvey weinstein basically could not testify because so much was going to be allowed in on cross-examination the same type of argument would apply to donald trump at the sandoval hearing. that's where prosecutors are told by the judge what can come in if donald trump were to testify, they opened up the gates. the judge to the e jean carroll case,...
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i do think there's no way donald trump gets locked up based on his first batch of violations. but you do have to think ahead. i mean, what if donald trump continues to violate, what if the judge continues to reprimand him, continues to find him, and what if this happens? 456 times. so it's possible there could come a moment where this is a reality. i think it's the right thing for the secret service to think about those possibilities. they certainly plan for more remote possibilities than this. but i don't think it's on the horizon immediately as we sit here now and also kind of speaks to it really does speak to the unprecedented nature of all of it, right? that there could be a defendant who may need to be reprimanded to custody, but that defendant also needs to have access to the secret service in case of an emergency, it's all just a lot. it's good to see you la let's see what happens tomorrow. >> thanks, sarah ben, description ever it's a lot. all right. how airlines may soon have to do more to make you happy if you're flight ends up getting delayed. also, millions of medi
i do think there's no way donald trump gets locked up based on his first batch of violations. but you do have to think ahead. i mean, what if donald trump continues to violate, what if the judge continues to reprimand him, continues to find him, and what if this happens? 456 times. so it's possible there could come a moment where this is a reality. i think it's the right thing for the secret service to think about those possibilities. they certainly plan for more remote possibilities than this....
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trump, who is donald trump in the courtroom? >> can you point at what was he wearing? any pointed to trump and he said, he's wearing a blue suit and that was the only time where we saw the present former president. he stood up, he sat up in his chair and he gave us smirk literally the only smile i saw him flashed the entire de of describing a smirk i would say it was this mark, it was, you know, one of the faces he likes to give he was he trump was paying attention. i think, especially when david pecker took the stand on monday, trump was very focused on his testimony, i think on tuesday as it's settled in and we listened him speak for hours. trump's sort of dial back, you lean back in his chair. he shuffled through his papers and i think he was a little less focused on every word that he was saying. >> well, it's gonna be tomorrow is going to be a crucial de, what more do prosecutors need from david pecker right now, right. >> so he's done a tremendous job for them. the opening presentation& already in some sense corroborating
trump, who is donald trump in the courtroom? >> can you point at what was he wearing? any pointed to trump and he said, he's wearing a blue suit and that was the only time where we saw the present former president. he stood up, he sat up in his chair and he gave us smirk literally the only smile i saw him flashed the entire de of describing a smirk i would say it was this mark, it was, you know, one of the faces he likes to give he was he trump was paying attention. i think, especially...
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and yeah, johnson remains aligned with donald trump. johnson waited all of these months and you heard ukrainian president zelenskyy over the weekend saying, essentially saying it is it's been very, very long. we're very grateful to have it, but these delays make a difference. they're still waiting on things that were approved your ago. so even the amount of time it took them to get them to the spot has cost the ukrainians quite a bit of running room but i think from the democrats perspective this gives them an opportunity to make coalitions when they need to on a central votes. i don't think it's a matter of them thinking, hey, mike johnson's a great guy in a great leader. we'd like to see them be speaker forever. they want to beat him in november but they want someone who they can come together and make votes on the central issues through the end of the year, right? well, otherwise there's there's just no there's nothing here. are we here are your talon. thank you very much. i really appreciate it all right. >> coming up next to crisis
and yeah, johnson remains aligned with donald trump. johnson waited all of these months and you heard ukrainian president zelenskyy over the weekend saying, essentially saying it is it's been very, very long. we're very grateful to have it, but these delays make a difference. they're still waiting on things that were approved your ago. so even the amount of time it took them to get them to the spot has cost the ukrainians quite a bit of running room but i think from the democrats perspective...
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donald trump is self-evidently not. and i would say to my republican friends and i live in tennessee, so that's redundant that it is, it is in fact a moral question and i was disappointed by what bar said he was, he got religion for a little while. there's a line and tom sawyer where twain says that evangelists came through town who was so good that even huck finn was saved until tuesday bill barr was saved i do wonder again, we're talking as though this was an inevitability that it would be these two i mean, more moderate conservatives who perhaps feel a little bit more homeless and the republican party might have been tempted to crossover is in the voter base. >> i mean, they have now hello, been presented with this choice where it was never an inevitability that it would be these two men mean what if there had been a different option within the democratic party? >> well, what if if if sands and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a very christmas as but this is what we have and the intermediates and think about t
donald trump is self-evidently not. and i would say to my republican friends and i live in tennessee, so that's redundant that it is, it is in fact a moral question and i was disappointed by what bar said he was, he got religion for a little while. there's a line and tom sawyer where twain says that evangelists came through town who was so good that even huck finn was saved until tuesday bill barr was saved i do wonder again, we're talking as though this was an inevitability that it would be...
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the batteries of your donald trump's defense team. these are alternate jurors were talking about knots the primary 12 who might be ultimately deliberating by the end of the day, any one of the 18 who will be set might have to take on the role of the ultimate deliberate and decide the fate of a former president of the united states. some 200 days before a presidential election yeah, the stakes are very high in history is being written as we go. all right. laura coates for us. thanks so much. and evan perez boris let's dig deeper now with cnn legal analysts carry cordero, kerry, thanks so much for being with us this afternoon your view of how jury selection has gone so i think it's gone pretty quickly. really. i mean, given the high-profile nature of the defendant and the fact that this is a former president the fact that they've been able to sort of keep order within the courtroom. i'm sure there was it's very intense security issues that go on with having the former president there all the time. so i mean, really the smoothness with w
the batteries of your donald trump's defense team. these are alternate jurors were talking about knots the primary 12 who might be ultimately deliberating by the end of the day, any one of the 18 who will be set might have to take on the role of the ultimate deliberate and decide the fate of a former president of the united states. some 200 days before a presidential election yeah, the stakes are very high in history is being written as we go. all right. laura coates for us. thanks so much. and...
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yes, i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning south dakota governor kristi noem, one of the republicans coming to donald trump's defense as opening statements begin today in the former president's historic criminal hush money trial. >> but the trump vp hopeful not going as far as some of trump's other potential vp picks when she was asked by cnn's dana bash if she would have certified the 2020 election so when mike pence said that he talked to lawyers and he felt that he had absolutely no ability to reject the election on january 6th, to think he was wrong when he did that? i wasn't in mike pence's shoes and the information that he had at that time. i don't know how he based his decisions. i think he's a nice man. i think that he's failed to. donald trump since that day because he certainly does not recognize that we need someone in the white house who needs him out on the trail advocating for him instead of constantly criticized ding and going back and ripping them apart all right. >> joining me no
yes, i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning south dakota governor kristi noem, one of the republicans coming to donald trump's defense as opening statements begin today in the former president's historic criminal hush money trial. >> but the trump vp hopeful not going as far as some of trump's other potential vp picks when she was asked by cnn's dana bash if she would have certified the 2020 election so when mike pence said that he talked to lawyers and he felt that...
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organization and donald trump's personal in a ledger. so trying to knock down what will be some of the key witness testimony in this case as they tried to defend president trump and get the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. jake tara, we also learn more today about how donald trump's defense attorneys are going to try to distance trump from this alleged crime. tell us more about that so trump's attorneys are saying that the former president was not involved with how these records were allegedly falsified. >> remember this is both the invoices we will cohen submitted to the trump organization, how they were accounted for as legal expenses pursuant to a retainer agreement on the general ledgers of donald trump's personal or general ledger? and then the checks that he had nothing to do with the commission of the checks, though he did sign nine of them himself and one of the things that they said to the jury today, as they said, you will not hear one whit in this case, testified that donald trump told them how to book these expenses in
organization and donald trump's personal in a ledger. so trying to knock down what will be some of the key witness testimony in this case as they tried to defend president trump and get the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. jake tara, we also learn more today about how donald trump's defense attorneys are going to try to distance trump from this alleged crime. tell us more about that so trump's attorneys are saying that the former president was not involved with how these records were...
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donald trump? you don't think the jury is going to be somewhat offended that this guy who's running for president in the united states is involved with all these sleeves that he buried, that he buried is sex story you heard from their witness, so did this through celebrity sorted that celebrities this celebrities sort of celebrity, so this celebrity that happens all the time, it's not this unique. oh, god, they came this isn't watergate. that's my point. that watergate was a very unique time. it's the first time it's something like that is ever happen. what came out of cross examination is this happens all the time, but bringing it back to a temidayo said a moment ago, but this time they consulted their lawyers and then they started to back off because they realized that they were veering into territory with respect to the campaign that made them nervous about it the money with the money that's what matters here, is the money. >> but if i could jump out off of what you were saying on the stand, pec
donald trump? you don't think the jury is going to be somewhat offended that this guy who's running for president in the united states is involved with all these sleeves that he buried, that he buried is sex story you heard from their witness, so did this through celebrity sorted that celebrities this celebrities sort of celebrity, so this celebrity that happens all the time, it's not this unique. oh, god, they came this isn't watergate. that's my point. that watergate was a very unique time....
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so donald trump speaks, donald trump. as you heard, la, he went off about the gag order saying that gag order has to be lifted. he's facing a lot of questions and is going to face a hearing about did he crossed the line and how much next week. what do you think of this extra element that we've learned up of prosecutors saying they don't want to they don't want to say who their for its first witnesses could be because of what donald all trump could do so kate, that's an example of one way we're donald trump could actually suffer a meaningful consequences of violating the gag order because prosecutors, as we've been discussing, they now alleged that donald trump in his social media post has violated the gag order ten times, and it looks like they're right in most or all hello, those allegations, the problem though is one of enforcement and discipline. l that the law aows the judge to do is either a imposed fines, but under the new york law that the da cited only a maximum of $1,000 per incident. >> that's nogoing to matter
so donald trump speaks, donald trump. as you heard, la, he went off about the gag order saying that gag order has to be lifted. he's facing a lot of questions and is going to face a hearing about did he crossed the line and how much next week. what do you think of this extra element that we've learned up of prosecutors saying they don't want to they don't want to say who their for its first witnesses could be because of what donald all trump could do so kate, that's an example of one way we're...
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the special counsel, jack smith, is arguing that donald trump has never been above the law. trump's lawyers argued that what he did to try to overturn the election results was part of his official duties as president, and he shouldn't be prosecuted presidents have to be given total immunity. >> they have to be allowed to do the job in arguing that he has presidential immunity. >> donald trump says, if former president's could be criminally prosecuted for official acts, they took as president that threat would loom over everything. presidents do. >> they have to make decisions and they have to make them free of all terror that can be rained upon them when they leave office or even before they leave office. trump's making that argument before the supreme court in the january 6 election subversion case brought by special counsel, jack smith, who counters trump's argument by saying, no one is above the law. the idea that somebody can commit crimes in the oval office and then in perpetuity for the rest of their life, escape all accountability is inimical to american law and the c
the special counsel, jack smith, is arguing that donald trump has never been above the law. trump's lawyers argued that what he did to try to overturn the election results was part of his official duties as president, and he shouldn't be prosecuted presidents have to be given total immunity. >> they have to be allowed to do the job in arguing that he has presidential immunity. >> donald trump says, if former president's could be criminally prosecuted for official acts, they took as...
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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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stormy daniels and karen mcdougal for donald trump. trump's longtime gatekeeper, rhona graff, was in many ways to trump's right-hand for 34 years. and this moment on the apprentice accurately captures her central role in organizing trump's personal and professional life trump province. he asked me to call you and tell you to meet him tomorrow morning at the new york stock exchange? >> i can tell you it was a reporter if you needed to reach trump, he called graph time. i was at trump tower to see trump when i was a business reporter or on the apprentice, she was there at her desk and his office door. she came and went from his office at her own whim. and that was unique she was always formal. he was always mr. trump to her, but she had stature and she controlled access to him. in fact, she wants told real estate weekly, quoting rhona, everybody knows in order to get through to him, they have to go through me. and she told prosecutors she not only remembered seeing stormy daniels and the reception area of trump tower before trump ran for
stormy daniels and karen mcdougal for donald trump. trump's longtime gatekeeper, rhona graff, was in many ways to trump's right-hand for 34 years. and this moment on the apprentice accurately captures her central role in organizing trump's personal and professional life trump province. he asked me to call you and tell you to meet him tomorrow morning at the new york stock exchange? >> i can tell you it was a reporter if you needed to reach trump, he called graph time. i was at trump tower...
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we're going to be talking about stormy daniels and they're going to try and say, you know donald trump wasn't really involved in this. this is all michael cohen's doing and michael cohen was the fixer and took it upon himself to try and protect this this man. what's interesting to me, and i don't know the answer to this question. is, why haven't they attacked mr. pecker donald trump has not attacked david pecker& i think it may be because he feels that pecker self has a little bit of power over him. you know, that there's a lot of stuff that pecker knows that maybe he's not talking about, but donald trump has attacked everybody else but he's left david pecker alone, which i think is kind of curious. >> you certainly don't want to do more harm, right? is they think about cross-examine and they think about taking on pecker. you don't want to do more harm and that so you might be running yeah, it's interesting you. >> a good point. all right, guys. thank you very, very much. just ahead. the other consequential case looming over donald trump with the us supreme court preparing to hear argu
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that's donald trump. and with all of these bricks, as i mentioned before, it's putting it together and it's creating that foundation and doing it very, very well at all points to one person while trump key bona, right? >> who benefits as jeremy mentioned, pecker says michael cohen suggested they switch to talk on signal rather than on a landline or a regular cell phone explain why that's significant yes. >> signal is notorious for being private messages. there's the types of methods judges that wouldn't necessarily be found if there were two b. discovery. and so that the air of using signal is something that could be a bit more nefarious. and that's why it's really a big part of the case that not only are these communications happening, they're having these discussions about the stories that are being planted and also being removed from the enquirer. but they're doing it in a secretive way. now that leads to that old issue of intent, men's riaa, why is it secret? well, it's secret because it's in furthera
that's donald trump. and with all of these bricks, as i mentioned before, it's putting it together and it's creating that foundation and doing it very, very well at all points to one person while trump key bona, right? >> who benefits as jeremy mentioned, pecker says michael cohen suggested they switch to talk on signal rather than on a landline or a regular cell phone explain why that's significant yes. >> signal is notorious for being private messages. there's the types of methods...
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now sworn in for donald trump's first criminal trial. that ties up opening statements to begin on monday hey our senior justice correspondent, evan perez is outside the courthouse had been happened with all the late developments. evan, what do we know well well, at this moment, we now have a jury and the judge held a hearing after swearing in that jury that had to do with a number of things the former president's lawyers wanted to argue against the prosecution's attempt to use a certain evidenced in case the former president decides to take the stand to testify on his own behalf and during this hearing of a couple of hours judge i especially at the end, grew a little bit impatient with the width the trump team because they were trying to relitigate. >> he believed he was trying to relitigate some of the things that he had already decided. for instance, his decision to allow the prosecution to bring up the video from the access hollywood video, which the judge said you can't play the video, but you can make reference to it. the trump team
now sworn in for donald trump's first criminal trial. that ties up opening statements to begin on monday hey our senior justice correspondent, evan perez is outside the courthouse had been happened with all the late developments. evan, what do we know well well, at this moment, we now have a jury and the judge held a hearing after swearing in that jury that had to do with a number of things the former president's lawyers wanted to argue against the prosecution's attempt to use a certain...
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today, the country her the beginnings of a story about donald trump. but this time, he no longer controls that narrative instead, it's new york prosecutors who are painting a picture of an alleged hush money cover-up scheme where the victims were the american public. now in 20 own version of events, he says he's innocent, a victim of michael cohen's vendetta and stormy daniels opportunism. but he's not a control of that narrative either. trump, who believes he is his own best spokesman and defender, will now have to leave it to his lawyers. now, as you can imagine, this is why we've seen trump letting loose outside of the court. he's trying to take back control to take his own story in his own hands, even if it means risking his freedom and running roughshod over the rule of law what are they going to look at all the lives that in the last line in the last trial so he got caught lying pure and what are they going to look at that? >> i just want to say before we begin, these are all biden trials. this is done as election interference cnn legal analyst j
today, the country her the beginnings of a story about donald trump. but this time, he no longer controls that narrative instead, it's new york prosecutors who are painting a picture of an alleged hush money cover-up scheme where the victims were the american public. now in 20 own version of events, he says he's innocent, a victim of michael cohen's vendetta and stormy daniels opportunism. but he's not a control of that narrative either. trump, who believes he is his own best spokesman and...
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he was acting on behalf of donald trump and corroborating cohen's testimony. so when college i'm testifies to exactly what pecker did, we can't say. he's a liar, liar, liar. that's not true. pecker already said it was because that laundry list you noted about that that makes michael cohen a public figure, also raises a heck of a lot of questions about his credibility that we know the defense is going to talk about joey jackson. thank you very much for being with us this morning. i really appreciate it. >> nothing going on, casey. >> nothing at all. all right. >> now, to this house speaker mike johnson calling on columbia university's president to resign during his tense visit to the new york city campus yesterday johnson visited with jewish students and delivered remarks works with other republican lawmakers as he was booed the entire time. >> it is manifest my message to the students inside the encampment is good. go back to class and stop the nonsense. stop wasting your parents money enjoy your free speech following that tense news conference, johnson defend
he was acting on behalf of donald trump and corroborating cohen's testimony. so when college i'm testifies to exactly what pecker did, we can't say. he's a liar, liar, liar. that's not true. pecker already said it was because that laundry list you noted about that that makes michael cohen a public figure, also raises a heck of a lot of questions about his credibility that we know the defense is going to talk about joey jackson. thank you very much for being with us this morning. i really...
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but apart from that, donald trump is able to speak about these things. and so from what i'm hearing from my conversations with trump's team, they are trying to know to not have him i'm continue to rail against anything that could violate the gag order, but he has a lot of room there. >> it'll be interesting to see how the prosecution now moves forward with sharing a witness list with the defense, something that they didn't want to do, in part because they feared that trump might post something like this alayna treene. thanks so much for the updates they would see on a new central were back in just a few there's new ally in the fight against climate change. >> this is new car business blue carbon. we just need to protect nature will do the rest according. >> plus cnn filled sunday at nine slowing my cancer from growing and living longer are two things i want from my metastatic breast cancer treatment. >> and with his golly, i can have both because scaly is a pill that when taken with an aromatase inhibitor, helps delay cancer from growing and has been pro
but apart from that, donald trump is able to speak about these things. and so from what i'm hearing from my conversations with trump's team, they are trying to know to not have him i'm continue to rail against anything that could violate the gag order, but he has a lot of room there. >> it'll be interesting to see how the prosecution now moves forward with sharing a witness list with the defense, something that they didn't want to do, in part because they feared that trump might post...
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there was that moment in trump tower where he was being thanked by donald trump. this is an exchange there. pecker says he asked me how i was doing. i said i'm okay. he asked me how's karen was doing and i told he asked how's karen doing? how's our girl, how's my girl house are girl doing? he said then i said she's she's writing or articles, she's quiet, she's easy. things are going fine. so he said, i want to thank you for handling the mcdougal situation. then he said, i want to he also said i want to thank you for the doorman's story, for the doorman situation in the question from the prosecutor is and what did you understand mr. trump to be thanking you for regarding? in the karen mcdougal story and the doorman, i felt he was thanking me for buying them and for not publishing any of the stories in helping the way i did. and why was he so appreciative as the prosecutor? the answer he said that the stories could be very embarrassing question, what did you understand that to mean? answer. i felt that it was going thank you be very embarrassing to him. his family,
there was that moment in trump tower where he was being thanked by donald trump. this is an exchange there. pecker says he asked me how i was doing. i said i'm okay. he asked me how's karen was doing and i told he asked how's karen doing? how's our girl, how's my girl house are girl doing? he said then i said she's she's writing or articles, she's quiet, she's easy. things are going fine. so he said, i want to thank you for handling the mcdougal situation. then he said, i want to he also said i...
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into donald trump's lifespan. 2016. the truth is, is that he was still blustery and obnoxious, but he had message and he had an effective attack. i don't know if it was 50, 50, but whatever it was a right balance, any one 2020, he lost because that was out of whack. he really had no message. just a lot of noise, a lot of anger russia, whatever it was ms handling covid that noise killed him. if you look at what's happening now, it's noise times ten he's grievance all the time. there's no message. it's vengeance. >> these to me, these trials. yes. we can talk about which is most severe weather, people see them as one weather people see them as rigged or deepstate, whether people understand them, whether they'll start, finish, we'll look, come to fruition, but their noise this idea that donald trump, that these trials help him sees the day and dominate, you know what, that's why he's going to lose because people don't want this noise. i think even people who don't mind him don't want this in their face every day. that seem
into donald trump's lifespan. 2016. the truth is, is that he was still blustery and obnoxious, but he had message and he had an effective attack. i don't know if it was 50, 50, but whatever it was a right balance, any one 2020, he lost because that was out of whack. he really had no message. just a lot of noise, a lot of anger russia, whatever it was ms handling covid that noise killed him. if you look at what's happening now, it's noise times ten he's grievance all the time. there's no...
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but stopping stories from being printed about donald trump would only benefit trump. it would not help the national enquirer how important is that? nothing illegal about it, right? nothing stops national enquirer from running positive stories about whoever they want to run stories about. now at the center of this case is this catch and kill scheme& falsifying records to cover up some of the details and some of these articles, you have to establish that there was a pattern of suppressing stories that were unfavorable to trump and pumping up stories that were favorable to him in order to get to the point where you're talking about you're hiding business records to cover up what they're doing. so really what they're doing is laying the groundwork for what should come out if the prosecutors get the testimony they want, which is that these business records were falsified in order to protect the president and help the campaign and added that the prosecution establish that the national enquirer's catch and kill tactic buying negative get up stories and just so as to not run
but stopping stories from being printed about donald trump would only benefit trump. it would not help the national enquirer how important is that? nothing illegal about it, right? nothing stops national enquirer from running positive stories about whoever they want to run stories about. now at the center of this case is this catch and kill scheme& falsifying records to cover up some of the details and some of these articles, you have to establish that there was a pattern of suppressing...
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now, the lie is that donald trump won the 2020 election. that lie was memorialized on video, a video posted by the arizona republican party itself you can see here the fake electors put pen to paper and swore to fraud. the name defendants included the state's former republican party chair to sitting legislators, and a former united states senate candidate. the defendants whose names are obscured by black ink, pierce trump's most inner circle. it's rudy giuliani. it's mark meadows, mike roman, jenna ellis, john eastman, or it's epstein and it's the 1927 yankees of bogus election fraud essentially at the center is one man unindicted coconspirator number one, also known as donald trump, the former president of the united states. now, the arizona indictment is yet another blockbuster moment in a post-presidency that has been historic for all the wrong reasons. and it's not the only time today in a remarkable turn of deja vu that we learned that the former president it could have been charged with crimes and a swing state where he tried to deny
now, the lie is that donald trump won the 2020 election. that lie was memorialized on video, a video posted by the arizona republican party itself you can see here the fake electors put pen to paper and swore to fraud. the name defendants included the state's former republican party chair to sitting legislators, and a former united states senate candidate. the defendants whose names are obscured by black ink, pierce trump's most inner circle. it's rudy giuliani. it's mark meadows, mike roman,...
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and that's not coming from donald trump's lawyers. that's coming from walter dellinger, who was president clinton's a solicitor general he made that case way back in 1995. you gotta be really careful when you're risking having criminal laws interfere with the president's official duties. trying to overturn an election that was about to say, then you make a determination based on the specific facts of the case. but i think that there are some cases like going to the justice department and saying, hey baby, we need to investigate something. you might not like it, but that could be within the scope of a president's official duties. >> lulu correctly, how many justices will sayyed with trump that when it comes to officially always know, we always know the same three are always going to take aside and there are neil gorsuch, they are samuel alito and they are his good, good, good powell lauren strong, clarence, thomas owe you all know already i was i was ridiculous. gorsuch is the most pro criminal defendant justice on the court, regardles
and that's not coming from donald trump's lawyers. that's coming from walter dellinger, who was president clinton's a solicitor general he made that case way back in 1995. you gotta be really careful when you're risking having criminal laws interfere with the president's official duties. trying to overturn an election that was about to say, then you make a determination based on the specific facts of the case. but i think that there are some cases like going to the justice department and...
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trump, which he denies the payment was made through donald trump's than attorney michael cohen. >> he he is a star witness for the prosecution the theory of the case, alex, according to the prosecutor's, is that those payments that were given back to michael cohen through the trump organization, that they were falsified records. they were claimed to be legal expenses when really it was a hush money payment types teddy 2016 election to keep that information away from the voters. >> you mentioned michael cohen. we don't have witness lists yet that has not yet been revealed, but we have a sense of who could be called& these are some big names that many people are familiar with. >> yeah, big cast of characters from back 2016 michael cohen, he's a big one. stormy daniels will tell her side of the story. there's also hope hicks, who was a campaign official and a trump confidant back at that time she can give some of the behind the scenes, retelling of how the campaign was reacting to negative you've stories about donald trump's relationships with women at the time. >> there's also david, wh
trump, which he denies the payment was made through donald trump's than attorney michael cohen. >> he he is a star witness for the prosecution the theory of the case, alex, according to the prosecutor's, is that those payments that were given back to michael cohen through the trump organization, that they were falsified records. they were claimed to be legal expenses when really it was a hush money payment types teddy 2016 election to keep that information away from the voters. >>...
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those scenario where it makes sense to put donald trump on the stand. i don't think so because their case is really about like breaking down the government's case, right? so they're just saying it wasn't about the election. you can't prove was about the election. >> it was legal expenses. >> it wasn't to pay off, so they don't really have to prove anything formatively, which is why he doesn't need to testify to put that into evidence and he's such an undisciplined witness to put it mildly it's just such an unknown what would happen? there's so much cross even if the judge, as i think he will limits what the prosecutors can cross him about there's still so much material there i just think it's too risky. >> you're thinking logically trial, which i would imagine his attorneys are also thinking logically. >> i'm sure one would think right. here's a solid, i mean, these are attorneys that i think many of you at this table no. actually, as certainly i know number of our legal alice do when we look at this, there was also the separate hearing, ryan, today yet
those scenario where it makes sense to put donald trump on the stand. i don't think so because their case is really about like breaking down the government's case, right? so they're just saying it wasn't about the election. you can't prove was about the election. >> it was legal expenses. >> it wasn't to pay off, so they don't really have to prove anything formatively, which is why he doesn't need to testify to put that into evidence and he's such an undisciplined witness to put it...
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trump and it looks like that may have had some impacts, but also we know that donald trump has often been squishy on policy. >> and so this would is just one example of many examples of him saying one thing. and then later saying something completely different. and it's not just i think the lobbying and the personal interactions he's had with people connected to tiktok has an impact, but i also think the fact that tiktok is now even more popular than it was when he was in office. it's popular among young voters. there is concern that a ban on tiktok could have a negative impact on president joe biden just because of the sheer popularity of the app. and i think trump wants to take advantage of that again saying, hey, young people, if you don't want to, your tiktok taken away from you, blame joe biden. and so it does put biden in a weird position. biden campaign is on tiktok, but yet he's willing to sign the legislation leading to a potential ban on one hand trump is not necessarily being being telling the whole story about his evolution on tiktok. on the other hand, it's politics, it'
trump and it looks like that may have had some impacts, but also we know that donald trump has often been squishy on policy. >> and so this would is just one example of many examples of him saying one thing. and then later saying something completely different. and it's not just i think the lobbying and the personal interactions he's had with people connected to tiktok has an impact, but i also think the fact that tiktok is now even more popular than it was when he was in office. it's...
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we all know donald trump, but to donald trump know what was going on. was he a passenger, if you will, in this whole ride unaware of what was happening next. was it his intent did he actually take the steps to defraud did he actually take the steps? try to avoid the consequences of his election or what might happen in that election ultimately, will donald trump testify? i don't expect you hear much because it won't be a promise from the defense that yes, you will hear from my client. they may leave that more open, but it'll certainly be lurking in the back of jurors minds as will we hear from the former president, i expect no promise from the defense team as they move forward. >> all right, jeremy, thank you very much for that, lauren, joe or back laura, the prosecutors initially did not, as we said, want to give this witness list to the defense, they might give a name on sunday right before opening arguments. is that fair? well, first of all, they likely know who the witnesses are already on the defense and jeremy, did the great job of laying all that
we all know donald trump, but to donald trump know what was going on. was he a passenger, if you will, in this whole ride unaware of what was happening next. was it his intent did he actually take the steps to defraud did he actually take the steps? try to avoid the consequences of his election or what might happen in that election ultimately, will donald trump testify? i don't expect you hear much because it won't be a promise from the defense that yes, you will hear from my client. they may...
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we would all stand up against donald trump. i think history is going to reward those who were all in against donald trump and his ridiculous nature's, i said a minute ago, this is a ponzi scheme failing. it's falling apart, it's financially falling apart. messaging is falling apart donald trump looks week. when you watch him come out and act like a two-year-old child, pre and post trial in his statements, he just is weak de a loosening of the grip that he has on the party absolutely. >> and i think i think that full room of republicans that voted in favor of the funding bill today they want an excuse to move away from donald trump. >> they want some air cover. i hear from folks in the legislature here in georgia here from it, from folks in congress. these are, these are good wholesome folks that want a reason to be able to move past donald trump will never recovers republican party until that happens, but donald trump's not going to win in november joe biden is going to win as short, short of some unforeseen health event, donal
we would all stand up against donald trump. i think history is going to reward those who were all in against donald trump and his ridiculous nature's, i said a minute ago, this is a ponzi scheme failing. it's falling apart, it's financially falling apart. messaging is falling apart donald trump looks week. when you watch him come out and act like a two-year-old child, pre and post trial in his statements, he just is weak de a loosening of the grip that he has on the party absolutely. >>...
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trump has pleaded not guilty and he denies the affair with donald trump. so opening statements tomorrow. what's that going to look like? what's that going to sound like? you won't be able to see it and you won't be able to hear it because there's no cameras in the courtroom but we have a team of reporters that will be there chronicling every little development. and we're expecting prosecutors to start telling the story. they have a ton of witnesses lined up ready to go to explain to the jury what happened back in 2016 and why in their opinion, it's a crime the prosecution is expected to call folks like michael cohen, as i mentioned, the longtime attorney to donald trump, who has turned against him and is in many ways the star witness in this case stormy daniels, who alleged the affair and got the hush money payment to $130,000. there's also hope hicks, trump campaign official back in 2016, who was part of that behind the scenes scramble to try to make sure that there weren't negative stories like these coming out in the press. there's also karen mcdougal.
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and we forget that because donald trump is who donald trump is, that joe biden has a lot of this too. yeah, he does a lot of this. you know, there are a lot of things that joe biden says, oh, this happen 50 years ago or my uncle or my father and so on, so forth. and the fact checkers go in and they say, wait a minute, we can find no evidence for this whatsoever, but of course the problem is if you're trying stick joe biden with the idea that he says some dishonest things. just look across the aisle right. and i think that's the issue that has continuously run into opponents of joe biden, especially donald trump, because you know, joe biden may say one or two things and i know a week, a month, a year that the factor could say, wait a minute, hold on a second. donald trump says that many things day. so it just is a big issue. >> doug. >> i mean, it is true that the joe biden is known for these apocryphal stories shall we say, and cannibalism being one of the latest. >> oh yeah, that his uncle yeah. in world war ii plane went down. may have been eaten by cannibals and papa new guinea is
and we forget that because donald trump is who donald trump is, that joe biden has a lot of this too. yeah, he does a lot of this. you know, there are a lot of things that joe biden says, oh, this happen 50 years ago or my uncle or my father and so on, so forth. and the fact checkers go in and they say, wait a minute, we can find no evidence for this whatsoever, but of course the problem is if you're trying stick joe biden with the idea that he says some dishonest things. just look across the...
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i really disliked donald trump. i would never vote for him. i may typical liberal manhattan democratic voter, but i will tell the judge that i can be fair and impartial.& can i really who knows? instead, it looks like there's maybe one juror juror number 11, who sort of fits that mole then as alan said, there are several jurors who might worry me from the prosecution's point of view, keeping in mind that this case, the evidence is middling at s. you've got to lawyers who are going to systematically dissect this case. you've got some finance folks, you've got people who read the wall street journal. you got a guy who read our to the deal. so i think it'd be mildly concerned if i was the prosecution here, but i agree with alan. it looks like a solid jury that should be able to rule on this case. it's fairly i'm really surprised that juror number 11 wasn't struck for cause after saying that trump seems very selfish and self-serving. let me put on the screen alan, something else that was quoted about juror number 11. i don't have strong opinions a
i really disliked donald trump. i would never vote for him. i may typical liberal manhattan democratic voter, but i will tell the judge that i can be fair and impartial.& can i really who knows? instead, it looks like there's maybe one juror juror number 11, who sort of fits that mole then as alan said, there are several jurors who might worry me from the prosecution's point of view, keeping in mind that this case, the evidence is middling at s. you've got to lawyers who are going to...
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have a lot of options if he's not willing to send donald trump to jail. and i don't think that he is, at least not right now. >> the gag order is one small part of this case. the overarching case. there's a lot that has happened already with one of the key witnesses here. we heard from the first and very key witness, david pecker, the former publisher of the enquirer who is on the stand talking about conversations that he had with donald trump 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 sh
have a lot of options if he's not willing to send donald trump to jail. and i don't think that he is, at least not right now. >> the gag order is one small part of this case. the overarching case. there's a lot that has happened already with one of the key witnesses here. we heard from the first and very key witness, david pecker, the former publisher of the enquirer who is on the stand talking about conversations that he had with donald trump to help trump's campaign. and hurt trump's...
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but the other part of this is that it's donald trump donald trump is very much in a bubble of his own making. and it's not just because he's a former president, it's because he's a wealthy guy mar-a-lago, who lives in his areas where he has people who are not necessarily critical of him. let's say it that way. and that's not what he's enduring in gaza it's so true, dana, it's gotta be. >> so just plainly uncomfortable for him. i know he complained that the room is freezing and that's uncomfortable. the judge said today they're working on the temperature courtroom, but exactly to your point. i mean any president or former president lives in a bubble. >> that is true. but not every president has also been a ceo of a company in a billionaire living high in a new york city skyscraper for most of their lives on the top, floor, it's like he has lived such a life in a bubble for so long. and to deal with this reality of people who are expressing in some parts very unfavorable opinions about him to his face, away from him to his face as he's watching and looking at them intently. let me read
but the other part of this is that it's donald trump donald trump is very much in a bubble of his own making. and it's not just because he's a former president, it's because he's a wealthy guy mar-a-lago, who lives in his areas where he has people who are not necessarily critical of him. let's say it that way. and that's not what he's enduring in gaza it's so true, dana, it's gotta be. >> so just plainly uncomfortable for him. i know he complained that the room is freezing and that's...
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did that you know, donald trump for many years. what is what was your impression of him before he was president? and arrogance but not a bad person. >> but you think you could even that courtroom and you could judge the evidence fairly? yeah. because i haven't delved into the details or him or anything. he doesn't really interest me that much. >> do you think you could be a fair and impartial in the trump trial? no, that's why? >> because as i said before, i really hated his total catastrophes we are going from? the top of manhattan to the very bottom of manhattan, talking to manhattan nights potential jurors whether they could be fair and impartial so in the donalds, on trial on the 34 counts that he is charged with, you could make a fair and impartial decision, follows to the facts and everything, yeah. i think i can i will i will i won't let him being a jerk cloud my legal sense of of fair play. >> i don't have an advisory opinion blogging. i think people should be judged by what they've done before. well, and i think they've di
did that you know, donald trump for many years. what is what was your impression of him before he was president? and arrogance but not a bad person. >> but you think you could even that courtroom and you could judge the evidence fairly? yeah. because i haven't delved into the details or him or anything. he doesn't really interest me that much. >> do you think you could be a fair and impartial in the trump trial? no, that's why? >> because as i said before, i really hated his...
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and then that'll inform donald trump's decision whether he's going to testify. i am still a solid absolutely not. but this may further that decision. joe jones, do you see anything wrong with the speed or the proceedings so far no, i don't see anything wrong at all. anderson and as i said, last evening, i think any responsible judge is going to try to move this case forward. you have to be concerned about the jurors time and the outside noise that's taking place. i commend judge merchan for getting the jury picked this week. i don't see that that creates a problem at all. perception may be that it's going too fast. this is typical of a trial. when, you know, you're gonna be seated for maybe a month or month-and-a-half. you need to get busy. i mean, you're taking time out of people's lives and it only makes sense to get started jill, we heard about potential jurors crying, getting emotional, talking about a lot of people talking about stress and anxiety. can you just talk about the stress i mean, anybody might feel on a jury, but particularly this. >> yeah. and t
and then that'll inform donald trump's decision whether he's going to testify. i am still a solid absolutely not. but this may further that decision. joe jones, do you see anything wrong with the speed or the proceedings so far no, i don't see anything wrong at all. anderson and as i said, last evening, i think any responsible judge is going to try to move this case forward. you have to be concerned about the jurors time and the outside noise that's taking place. i commend judge merchan for...