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Talk to your rheumatologist about rinvoq relief. rinvoq. make it your mission. if you cant afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. now lets go back to a story i told you about at the top of the show. the trump organizations long time chief financial officer, the money guy, allen weisselberg in court this morning his pretrial hearing scheduled to get under way a few minutes ago. mr. weisselberg facing charges of tax fraud and falsifying business records on behalf of the former preside...

The postal regulatory commission to block the move. canada is opening its border to fully-vaccinated americans starting tomorrow. travelers must submit proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. alwaysfying documents could -- falsifying documents could result in heavy fines. the white house has yet to announce when the u.s. plans to ease restrictions on canadian travelers. >> what you need to do is do a survey of the pediatric hospitals throughout the country, and youre seeing a considera...

So some of those fbi agents by entering and exiting her password too many times. is that obstruction of justice? is that falsifying or transferring and i hope the justice allows us to get aggressive after we chased dr. fox of whistle-blower that we heard of during the trump administration. >> jason: i doubt it, i had a front row seat and i watched that there were documents that were requested, not only the irs case but also in the clinton case, benghazi and all those sorts of a things. but never...

Trumps children, thats a good question. we dont know the answer yet but thats one way in which the trump family could be implicated going forward. theres the other larger question, i pointed to it this morning. an important thread yesterday on twitter, look heres the real threat to the company. put the legal thing aside. if they have been keeping a separate set of books, theyre in violation of loan cov nance. all of the loans that the trump organization has. and theyre a highly leveraged busines...

>> one of the things judges think about when letting someone out on bail like weisselberg is, is he a flight risk, could he become a fugitive. it is standard to seize someones passport. it is interesting that the judge found he is a person of means, a person that could take off. as a statement by the prosecutor, thats my question for prosecutors. i mean if they say it went beyond allen weisselberg and other people at the organization didnt do anything to stop it and were sort of complicit in thi...

Weisselberg flips or if he doesnt, are they going to be able to get to that main event tristan is talking about. we dont know that yet. >> stand by. we do have more details of what is going on inside the courtroom from our correspondent, paula reid. so let me bring her in. paula, what have you learned from what is happening inside? >> reporter: it is really interesting hearing all of the details coming out of the courtroom. the first thing that really struck me, alisyn, is the fact weisselberg e...

Meanwhile, negotiations are still underway on police reform. republicans now countering democrats request to change the criminal standard for police prosecution. that part of the working bill known as section 242 includes four crimes, obstruction of justice, theft, sexual assault and excessive use of force. instead of creating a new criminal standard for all four crimes, sources tell nbc news republicans are expected to accept the democrats proposal for two. theft and sexual assault. as for the ...

Whats the insight? >> i mean, i got lucky. by the time that was all happening he wasnt nearly as high profile. he did not have all of those minions as you call them. so the attack on -- and i was the line prosecutor on it, so i wasnt as out front. my name was on the court papers, but, you know, its not like being the u.s. attorney for the southern district, as preet was. its not like being the attorney general of the state of new york. so i escaped the worst of that. but there were, in the court...

>> i mean, i got lucky. by the time that was all happening he wasnt nearly as high profile. he did not have all of those minions as you call them. so the attack on -- and i was the line prosecutor on it, so i wasnt as out front. my name was on the court papers, but, you know, its not like being the u.s. attorney for the southern district, as preet was. its not like being the attorney general of the state of new york. so i escaped the worst of that. but there were, in the court papers they actual...

City? because new york city has its own law, doesnt it, in addition to some state law involving doing business in new york city? >> in terms of what? >> well, in terms of recordkeeping and falsifying records, things like that. >> sure, yeah, youre talking about state law versus federal law, right, a very important state law thats used a lot in both fraud and corruption investigations by new york city prosecutors is falsifying business records. and thats clearly something theyre looking at. that ...