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and it seems the real question is, how much protection does michael cohen get at this point? he's a public figure. how much protection does stormy daniels gets. there are other witnesses paralegals, technical witnesses who appeared in this case, appeared for the prosecution. who it seems to me should still get some protection from donald trump. >> and i think you're absolute little right about that lawrence. it was very clear, that judge marchand looked at people like michael cohen, stormy daniels a little bit differently. they're in the arena. they were making statements, he was carefully weighing that as the trial was going on. but you're right, this is, this trial casts a much broader net. i want to take a look back at all the legalities and look at how extraordinary it is. trump facing sentences with a real threat of imprisonment next month. his first order of business is give me latitude to attack
but there are other witnesses, paralegals, technical witnesses who appeared in this case, appeared for the prosecution who it seems to be should still get some protection from donald trump. >> and i think you are absolutely right about that lawrence. it was very clear that judge merchan looked at people like michael cohen and stormy daniels a little differently. they were making statements. carefully weighing that as the trial was going on. but you're right. this trial casts a much broader net. but i want to take a step back from all the legalities and look at how extraordinary it is that donald trump, facing sentencing with a real threat of imprisonment next month. his first order of business is give me latitude to attack people. rescind the gag order so that i don't know specifically from his request whether he wants to go after the daughter of the man who can send him to prison.
they are gone. just like a justice system which is a precious jewel of our nation's or the fighting men and women. mostly it men by the way this is very candid very clear this is not pussyfooting around using nuance language this is clear about how we fight and win wars. how we maintain a meritocracy but that is why the left hates it. you've studied the left more than anyone else the left hates the pentagon at the last vestige of a true meritocracy the best and the brightest were able to exact the most lethality on the enemy with the most latitude possible to win wars. and what happened in the story, when you go into this about 20 years ago as her under clinton a little bit. passport under obama in hyperspeed under biden is the left targeted this institution specifically to stay tuned no, no, no we do not want our focus on the highest standards and maximum accountability. we want a social experiment inside this institution. you're going to insert things
just like a justice system which is a precious jewel of our nation's or the fighting men and women. mostly it men by the way this is very candid very clear this is not pussyfooting around using nuance language this is clear about how we fight and win wars. how we maintain a meritocracy but that is why the left hates it. you've studied the left more than anyone else the left hates the pentagon at the last vestige of a true meritocracy the best and the brightest were able to exact the most lethality on the enemy with the most latitude possible to win wars. and what happened in the story, when you go into this about 20 years ago as her under clinton a little bit. passport under obama in hyperspeed under biden is the left targeted this institution specifically to stay tuned no, no, no we do not want our focus on the highest standards and maximum accountability. we want a social experiment inside this institution. you're going to insert things
south africans, that politicians from both bigger and smaller parties are going to watch extremely closely how this plays out. and many are hoping for a level of political maturity that at least some politicians in the past haven't shown in the south african context, rosemary. >> all right. david mackenzie joining us live from johannesburg. many thanks for that live report well, it's more history in the making as the first child of a sitting us president goes on trial. the charges against hunter biden and the punishment he could face if can victory. that's an exon cnn plus ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is pleading with the us to give defense forces more latitude to fire your us weapons into to russia. now the us is responding i'm thinking, i'm going to die and i thought that was it fine with girth with we have schreiber next sunday had nine on cnn first we did the
they are gone. just like a justice system which is a precious jewel of our nation's or the fighting men and women. mostly it men by the way this is very candid very clear this is not pussyfooting around using nuance language this is clear about how we fight and win wars. how we maintain a meritocracy but that is why the left hates it. you've studied the left more than anyone else the left hates the pentagon at the last vestige of a true meritocracy the best and the brightest were able to exact the most lethality on the enemy with the most latitude possible to win wars. and what happened in the story, when you go into this about 20 years ago as her under clinton a little bit. passport under obama in hyperspeed under biden is the left targeted this institution specifically to stay tuned no, no, no we do not want our focus on the highest standards and maximum accountability. we want a social experiment inside this institution. you're going to insert things
best and brightest with the most latitude possible to win wars. insert crt and dei, like women in combat, weaponize lgbtq issues. china is building military designed to defeat us and our defense ministry, who have given intoide logs are focused on climate change. our sons and daughters are questioning whether they want to enter. recruitment is down for a reason, they see how adrift the pentagon is. >> carley: and war on warriors is available today, pick it up if you haven't. wnba upgrading sky guard chennedy carter foul against caitlin clark after she knocked clark to the ground. foul upgraded from common foul to flagrant one after it was reviewed. carter will not face a fine or
broad latitude to be reckless and just throw donald trump in jail. fly wouldn't be reckless though. what do you mean? why would it be reminiscent? you just say earlier why it would be reckless? >> donald i'm trying to put myself in an area combustible political moment. i know, but that's but that's different than applying the law. if you look we're a nation of laws, the people of new york, elected legislature. they put these punishments in and confused how you are the one that is arguing that donald trump's should i get what you're trying to do? >> i think is it exactly. >> i'm trying to i'm trying to put myself in their shoes, which is to understand their motion but evasions and the motivations of bringing this case to me would also motivate possibly someone there to try to throw him in jail. i'm not arguing that any of this is a good idea. i'm just saying i used to think like what you're saying. oh, they're never gonna do it, but now it's time that they're never going to do it. it's the law. doesn't necessarily support a big jail sentence. and even if the judge wants to throw him in a little one man is preceded on the idea that the whole system is out. you are, you are basically
much every element of this case. but just not allowed -- even by reference to michael cohen, calling him a sleazebag. does not -- he has a lot of latitude to talk about the case. >> it is interesting to hear he says i cannot talk about this though he decided not to take the stand and to say i don't care about jail but you and me and everybody doesn't want to go to jail. is smart point to make on the sunday., jonathan allen. i want to bring in dave aaron burr, state attorney for palm beach county and patricia, legal reporter for bloomberg news. she's been in the courtroom for trump's trial. dave, first you. what are your thoughts on stormy daniels, the first interview and what you think she wants her voice to be heard in this way, given the fact she wore a bulletproof vest when she was testifying. she's talked about how scary all of this has been for her. what you make of the fact that she is speaking out?
the tactical battle in and around kharkiv, there's a decision now by the president to allow some weapons like the high marsh shooting, short range artillery up to 50 to 70 kilometers away. >> just strike targets on the other side of the border. >> what mr. zelenskyy has very upset about is he wants more latitude and using atacms missiles that have anywhere from 172, 300 mile range. >> he wants to strike deeper into targets in russia. and the president has not allowed that there has been the availability of some weapons to go against those russian forces that are actually logarithm. on the other side of the ukrainian border and belarus and in russia. and that's a very good thing. there's been many of us who have said that should have happened a long time ago. but there's a concern the risk involved is that the kremlin will see anything that strikes deep into russia and it could