with kate bolduan. sarah is out today and this is cnn news central all right any moment now donald trump will arise i ve at court as 12 new yorkers resume deliberations over his fate and future. the question they will have to answer did donald trump break the law? court will pick back pick up with two requests from the jury yesterday. they asked the judge to review those 50 least portions of the 55 pages of jury instructions. once again they also requested to hear key pieces of testimony, much of that testimony from david pecker, the man who published the national enquirer, including his direct conversations with donald trump about the catch-and-kill game to bury damaging news prior to the 2016 election, trump is charged a reminder with 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments to stormy daniel s all to influence the 2016 election. easy again for me to say joining me now, it s bridging graz who is outside court? brynn, take us through what wil
right now is that juries in new york versus chuck are back in deliberation, right after they were read by key witness testimony from david tucker and michael cohen. we might be good to read a little bit into that, we will get to that in a moment, but the judge also read key parts of the jury instructions. inside the courtroom does juries appeared intensely focused sometimes nodding their head sometimes taking down notes to help them guide themselves through this historic decision. a verdict could come at any moment and we will bring you live updates from inside and outside the courtroom all have a lock. hello, everyone this is outnumbered. i am kayleigh mceany heal the harris faulkner and emily compagno. joining us today fox news contributor, marie harf, and fox news contributor and former nypd expec, paul mauro. first let s bring in former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor andy mccarthy w who is life out that the court house he has been there all day. andy
these they re transit corridors for most of the drugs being smuggled into the united states, obviously illegal immigrants as well. and, they they re places where the mexican government has had the hardest time asserting its control and, many of these places, the law really is the law of the cartels, not the law of the government. bill: people involved and you believe making inference here, based on your first answer, that those who have been killed are related to the drug trade? no. no. i m sorry. if i said, that i spoke in error, they could have been in all likelihood, were absolutely innocent victims. there have been americans how would they get caught up in the cross-fire? would they be targeted for some reason? you don t have a bmw as we see in the videotape driving down the street and it is riddled with bullets all of a sudden. places like juarez are like