extensively throughout the six hearings the committee has already held. but it was after we heard from former white house aide cassidy hutchinson late last month that the pressure really ramped up on cipollone to testify, under oath, before the committee. i saw mr. cipollone right before i walked out onto west exec saturday morning and mr. cipollone said something to the effect of, please make sure we don t go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in touch with me. we are going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen. there are developments today of potential new testimony the committee may hear from two other individuals who were closely aligned with trump. here s the headline for my paper, the washington post. trump considers waving claim to executive privilege for steve bannon. my colleagues isaac stanley-becker, josh joce and jacqueline alameda report, quote, former president donald trump is considering sending a letter to stephen k. bann
Work, renee, thank you. And thanks for joining us. The news continues right here on cnn its tuesday, april 9, right now on cnn this morning, an Appeals Court denied Donald Trumps latest just attempts to delay the start of his Hush Money Trial israels Prime Minister claiming the date is set for the invasion of rafah. Its Benjamin Netanyahu bluffing. And two in a row for uconn, the huskies taking home another mens ncaa doublet title all. Right. 5 00 a. M. Here in washington, heres a live look at downtown nash bill. Weve got some news. There from morgan wallen. I prayed news honestly. Its a pretty shot early early on this Tuesday Morning. Good morning, everyone. Im casey haunts its wonderful to have you with us this morning. Special counsel, jack smith is urging the Us Supreme Court to reject former President Trumps claims of immunity and to deny the former president any opportunity to delay his federal election Subversion Trial Smith told the court in a filing, the framers never endorsed
hi, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. it is raining news. we start with trump on the stand. it was short on substance, short on decourt um, and very short on truth. yet overflowing with deflection and grgrievance. donald trump s testimony in the $250 million civil fraud lawsuit in new york, though historic, felt familiar in some ways. except for one key difference. the arena. it was not a fox news sit-down or a meandering political speech, but donald trump sat down in a courtroom. and in courtrooms, facts and the rule of law still matter. they reign supreme. in that domain today, trump was repeatedly admonished by the man who will determine the fate of his business empire and brand and the future of the size of his family s wealth. time and time again the judge has used his authority as a judge to interrupt donald trump s everyone is out to get me, to run out the clock on testimony that was limit 20d a single day. that was today. the question was andet me ask again, became fam
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