>> he is now tweeting from prison. >> which, is mind-boggling, and now, she finally has clark brewster, who is really advocating and being a true advocate as we defined them as a lawyer in the lawyer client relationship. he is a true counselor and advocate for her. i think it's important for people to remember what she has been through. putting aside the grueling cross-examination, about how quick on her feet she was during the trial, and putting aside what you may or may not want to judge her for what she does for a living. she has trusted people that have done her wrong and betrayed her trust. for her to have the pressure, and we heard it from clark, that she almost had a panic attack when it came time to come and do this, it just humanizes her even more so than what we saw from her. there was a bravery we saw on the stand, and yet, hearing from clark brewster that she got scared, remember, she had the issue in the parking lot in vegas with her infant child. she was on the trump list where she couldn't get across the border.
get my gas. >> i guess denise needs gas. >> now, with mike gone, denise would be the sole provider for their young daughter. fortunately, mike had hefty insurance policies. >> you have a small child and a way to take care of, sure. you need to get insurance. >> brian's and insurance broker helped denise navigate the claims process. for as long as most could remember, denise and mike and brian and his wife had been couples together. they all attended the private christian high school. married their high school sweethearts and had children about the same time. then came lake seminole. after a year had gone by since mike disappeared, denise asked patty to take her to the lake. >> she told me how she had been going to a christian counselor and he encouraged her to do this. she had a flower with her and
>> martha: today was the day we got the opening statements and a little bit of testimony as the trial for former president trump criminal case kicked off any quote orchestrated a criminal scheme to the 2016 federal election. he said he did nothing of this sort in the trial itself is a form of election interference because he is obviously the nominee for the gop and should be in the middle of a campaign right now. a fox news legal and former counselor to attorney general bill barr. always to have you with us and thank you for being here today. it is very interesting the prosecution on this case because they went back her forth. alvin bragg almost took the other case which was a fraud case in new york. but decided to pursue this one. and when he did, an interesting attorney came onboard late in this whole process.
me. >> an adult male shot twice in the head at an office seven miles from the law firm. >> doorbell rang. wanted to ignore it, because it's the middle of the night. >> there was 3:00 a.m. psychotherapist karen colby's husband answered the door. >> he came back in to get me and said you need to get up. police are here. marshall has been found dead in the office. >> the latest victim, 72-year- old, marshall lavine was a counselor and life coach. he was subletting his office from karen. >> we sat down with the officers and they wanted to know what kind of clients was he seeing, and what was his practice like? >> the assumption was, this was about marshall. >> did you feel more of a threat after the second or third murder scenes are announced? >> honestly, i was scared. i also knew, or believed that
those opening statements are done, then of course the prosecution will call its first witness will at the end of court yesterday, the defense asked if they could have a list of who those first witnesses might be, and the prosecution essentially said no because we don't trust them fact that donald trump won't go on social media and talk about those witnesses. and the judge pretty much agreed with that and said that that's fine. so it's very possible we the public and the defense won't know who these first witnesses up will be when they are called. so this could be somewhat of a signal of maybe a contentious few weeks as this trial get started, kate. >> yeah, it's great to see you brand this is all going to be starting back up again shortly. friends are forced. john willis now cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, jennifer rodgers, counselor, that last point that brynn was making jumped out at me as well where the prosecution said, we're not going to give a witness list because we just can't trust the offense how rare is that? >> and what does that tell you about where things are headed well, they do have a witness
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