supreme court. then we can definitively resolve the case. the reason why i'm concerned about that is it will eat up so much time. donald trump may not be tried until who knows, 2026. >> glenn, speaking of eating up time, i'm going to have you come back because the whole idea of outer perimeter immunity, demands its own segment. it will defy logic to this here. but glenn kirshcner, mark, thank you so much for coming back to sunday's show. tomorrow, tune in at 10:00 a.m. eastern for special coverage of opening statements and donald trump's new york criminal trial. and then at 8:00 p.m. eastern, rachel maddow and team will break down the latest in this case tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. coming up the foreign aid package passed by the house now heads to the senate after months of resistance from hard right republicans. i'll speak with former nato
end. it has been decades since he's had to spend so much time in the immediate vicinity of anyone who is not part of his family, his staff, or his strong of admirers." what kind of impression is trump making with the jury? >> he has made a poor impression with the potential jurors so far. we know he has looked hostile and aggressive as jurors, they have paraded before him, saying their true feelings about the former president. this is manhattan. many of those feelings are far from positive. a lot of these potential jurors have criticized him, saying things to his face that he has not heard in person for many years since he is so insulated from the criticism. jurors pick up on that and they pick up on body language and on muttering. they will take it as a sign of untrustworthiness that they might have something to hide. it is not going to play well for him once that actually goes to trial this coming weeks. >> hey, glenn, what do you