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hush money payment he paid to stormy daniels, that those were not reimbursements. those were actually just retainers for michael cohen, correct? >> what's at issue in this case is business records is entries and president trump's personal ledger that reflected payments to michael cohen as legal retainer payments. it's worth noting those entries were made by a mid-level trump organization official in trump tower while president trump was in the white house running the country, it's also worth noting that michael cohen was president trump's lawyer. and that therefore we believe these records were both accurate and not made by president trump, and those are two fatal problems with the prosecution's case. so again we believe if the jury is able to dispassionately just view the facts and evidence in this case this is a winning case for us president trump did nothing wrong how much of the defense strategy is based on undermining the credibility of michael cohen, who as we've

reimburse michael cohen as he ended up doing in 2017. for the defense's part, the defense made it clear that they intend to make donald trump much more of a sympathetic figure, larger than life in their words, someone who shouldn't have been charged in the first place because todd blanche said, he did not commit a crime. he is innocent. i want to read you one quote from todd blanche. quote, president trump had nothing to do with the invoice, with the check being generated or with the entry on the ledger. todd blanche saying you're going to hear salacious stories from the likes of stormy daniels, but her story does not matter to the heart of the crimes that donald trump has been charged with. the 12 jurors and the six alternates have a big task ahead of them in the weeks ahead. they're going to be hearing from two sides with two very different takes on what they should be listening to from the evidence and the testimony that is provided to them from both of these sides. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you

conspiracy existed between mr. pecker, cohen, trump, perhaps others and in a conspiracy, not every conspirator has to do each and every act. i think you have four people in the studio with you today counting you. if you all decided to rob a bank, one person could case the bank. another person could drive the get away car. one could buy the ski masks. one would go into the bank with perhaps a gun and take money from the tellers. you've committed a conspiracy to rob a bank but you've all done different things. so whether or not mr. trump actually, you know, made the entries in the ledger is absolutely beside the point from the perspective of conspiracy law. conspiracy also gives the prosecutors another advantage. an ef dench yar advantage because statements made by a conspirator during the

set. so marshall, this is a big day for the country, a big day in history. a lot of it, it was this wall be happening behind closed doors with no cameras in the courtroom. but what can we expect? >> we won't see anything. we won't hear anything will be totally reliant on our colleagues in the room. they can provide real-time updates in writing and sketches. of course, look, it's been a long time coming. here we are. donald trump faces 34 felony counts. these are state charges. he can't pardon himself. >> if he is ultimately convicted. >> and the theory of the case is falsification of business records all about that. hush money payment to stormy daniels how they use the ledger of the trump organization to funnel that money to michael cohen after the fact and the prosecutor say that it was essentially a cover up, cooking the books so a lot of the names, a lot of the people who are involved in this trial are quite familiar to anybody who's been following trump's

summarize the facts as follows. ms daniels has said that in 2006 she and mr. trump had one intimate encounter. a decade later as the 2016 election neared, mr. trump's fixer, michael cohen, paid ms daniels $130,000 to keep quiet a non-disclosure agreement is an illegal. mr. bragg's complaint is about the paperwork mr. cohen was reimbursed through 2017 via a monthly retainer disguised as a payment for legal services. the da said he padded his indictment by separately charging each invoice check and ledger entry to get 34 we're counts falsifying business records in new york can be a misdemeanor, but that statute of limitations had expired. so de a alvin bragg charged trump with felonies which require a showing of intent to commit another crime bragg was only able to do that because covid had caused an extension of the applicable statute of limitations for a year during which time trump was charged

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a trial that could result in his incarceration. a lot going on. and the fox news town hall last night that came up. trump tried to downplay many of the different things he's done, before, during and after january 6th, including threats designed to rattle the system or poison the jury pool, or scare people in government, where he has vowed retribution. and so i want to show you something today. if you followed our coverage last night, rachel, and our whole team broke some of this town. we talked about it, we reported on it. right now, i'm going to let the evidence do the talking, and show you a contrast that we have prepared for tonight's coverage, which is what donald trump was saying in his softer, allegedly gentler walk back version at the fox town hall. and what he is actually repeatedly said when his lawyers have helped defend and argue for, on the other side of the ledger. because donald trump is both good cop on fox, and bad cop in a lot of other places, all wrapped into one hypocritical, south contradictory package.

wright, our whole team broke some of this down, we talked about it, reported on it. right now i'm going to let the evidence do the talking, which is what donald trump was saying in his softer, allegedly gentler walked-back version at the fox town hall and what he has repeatedly said and his lawyers have helped to argue for on the other side of the ledger. he's both good cop on fox and bad cop in a lot of other places, auld wrap into a hypocritical self- -- >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue, and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? remember this, our ultimate retribution is success. >> i'd like to punch him in the face, i tell you. >> no, no, i'm not going to be a dictator. >> we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly.

out in history shows us that it does matter and it will play out.- matter and it will play out. just on chris christie _ matter and it will play out. just on chris christie who _ matter and it will play out. just on chris christie who is _ matter and it will play out. just on chris christie who is not _ matter and it will play out. just on chris christie who is not pulling i chris christie who is not pulling that well in new hampshire at the moment there is a lot of pressure on him including from the government who was backing nikki haley to pull out and coalesce behind nikki haley, what difference do you think that would make to the race if he did that? ., , , ., , ., that? probably none. chris, we have talked about — that? probably none. chris, we have talked about sharp _ that? probably none. chris, we have talked about sharp elbows _ that? probably none. chris, we have talked about sharp elbows this - talked about sharp elbows this campaign season. chris christie is from _ campaign season. chris christie is from the — campaign season. chris christie is from the sharpest punches of anybody and has _ from the sharpest punches of anybody and has very antagonistic in your face and — and has very antagonistic in your face and has not carried any favour with republican voters. republican voters _ with republican voters. republican voters rejected that type of behaviour. so chris probably is sitting — behaviour. so chris probably is sitting on— behaviour. so chris probably is sitting on 5%, that is marginal in new— sitting on 5%, that is marginal in new hampshire. and at the end of the day, chris— new hampshire. and at the end of the day, chris is— new hampshire. and at the end of the day, chris is not an impact in this primary— day, chris is not an impact in this primary race _ day, chris is not an impact in this primary race and he like we have an impact _ primary race and he like we have an impact with— primary race and he like we have an impact with any endorsement. this is not his— impact with any endorsement. this is not his time — impact with any endorsement. this is not his time. on impact with any endorsement. this is rrot his time-— not his time. on the other side of the ledger. _ not his time. on the other side of the ledger, bronwen _ not his time. on the other side of the ledger, bronwen maddox, - not his time. on the other side of. the ledger, bronwen maddox, some not his time. on the other side of- the ledger, bronwen maddox, some new pulling out in michigan today which is a key swing state. this is a state—wide poll commissioned by detroit news and it has president

bass pro shops. >> greg: you know what they were doing they were calculating who owed who what. you got lunch yesterday. i mean i got lunch yesterday so you have to get him. they were trying to figure out. >> i tackled the naked crack head, this one's you. it's your turn. >> greg: exactly. they have to have a ledger in their heads of who gets the next gross thing. >> emily: you know what my favorite thing about this whole conflict you can call, i feel so bad for this guy, twitter took it upon themselves to have a whole online forum about his gentles pointing out they couldn't see them or speculating that he's a transgender or they are a transgender, so sorry, i don't want to be cancelled. >> greg: yeah, i didn't participate in that disgusting. >> i saw you that burner, greg. >> greg: that's usually my wheel house. >> water gets cold sometimes. >> it does, water does get cold people. >> greg: up next, she fills arenas around the world but is