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that's an example of what we could hear this week, go up. joining me now is former federal prosecutor, doug kershner, host of the "justice matters" podcast and, mark stern, writer for this late. so, you were skeptical of the manhattan district attorney case, but have come around. what changed your mind about the importance of this trial? >> over the past year, manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, and his team, had made a strong case that this really was a felony offense under new york law. it was not just a misdemeanor involving low local -- low- level record-keeping, but was fundamentally tied to federal and state laws involving campaign-finance and election interference. that is why district attorney bragg made such an effort to say, this is not just about hush money, this is election interference. i think that's really important, because we
are all watching these cases get stuck in the lower courts, and not go to trial. this is the first to go forward and there's been temptation to say this doesn't matter, it's not a big deal, but the fact that it is fundamentally about honest elections and whether or not trump can break all the rules that apply to everyone else, i think that matters and it really raises the stakes. i was convinced that this was the right time to bring these charges and that they were the right charges, because the district attorney showed that if trump is found guilty, that he truly did conspire to violate state and federal election laws and is a serious offense and he should be held accountable. >> glenn, you are the formal federal prosecutor. -- the former federal prosecutor. are you skeptical of this case? >> no, not really. when you see the evidence, okay, i understand, but when you see the mountain of evidence amassed against donald trump, when the folks who are suspicious of the sort of
british damage and crummy in russia there would have f-16s. this idea, give up on ukraine makes the world safer. if you pull the plug on ukraine because you don't have enough capability, there goes taiwan. ukrainians are fighting like tigers. this aid package has eight loan component to it. this would not have passed without donald trump. i wanted to thank the house speaker and hakeem jeffries to work together bipartisan fashion to give weapons to ukraine to let matters to us. president trump has great a loan component to this package the gives us leverage down the road. we cannot help ukraine, israel and taiwan at the same time, i reject that. i rejected that totally. >> he struck on the numbers because the defense production act which we used in the korean war and convert civilian production capacity to produce the artillery, the vehicles, all
making when you look at polling you ask americans which of these two men was a better president, and the answer is donald trump. >> harris: i have to stop there. the nypd with all the protesting at university of columbia right now is speaking. let's watch. >> commissioner, deputy commissioner for legal matters and deputy commissioner for operations, and we are joined by a deputy mayor of communications. all right, so mike, want to step up? >> sure. okay. good morning, everyone. i want to address a few of the issues coming up over the past few days regarding what's happening at columbia and around columbia. first of all i want to start with the key point which is columbia university is private property. so the police action, what we can do and can't do is very, very different on private property than it is on a public
me. i started listening to this. by that matters is the last hour, what i learned from a former federal prosecutor is that you've got a couple of liars that are witnesses in this case. michael cohen being one, david pecker according to my guest also one of those lawyers on the stand. we are going to watch a person who was accused of doing that catch and kill where you get a negative story during your campaign and you pay somebody some money to speak about it, and you never publish that st story. >> kayleigh: potentially hearing from michael menotti who has a less than sterling reputation is a 12-year sentence. a lot of characters. as i'm watching this report, it occurred to me, the democrats thought this would in meyer trumpian negative coverage, a salacious story that people could grab onto. we are hearing what david pecker said via a reporter. we will hear what any of these
intent, the intent to conceal to further his election. i want you to remember all these patterns. because you're not necessarily going to have that person who says donald trump told me explicitly that he wanted to make sure he won. it's not going to be that direct, right? it's going to be time as a witness. it's going to be the meetings, all the phone calls that show that donald trump was in this and he was in this to win this and that this was the election, not his relationship with his wife or anything else that defense attorneys might try to suggest as holes in the theories of the case. that's why all this matters. it's really painting the picture. that trailer is a set of pictures. you want the jury to see the same picture over and pictures, you want the jury to see the same picture over and over again. this is a guy who didn't want the public to know the truth about him so he could win. >> a mentioning of bringing up your case's weaknesses before
we are expecting a shorter day, so we may not hear from any witnesses. we have seen donald trump, these pictures are from the last week, but we've seen pictures of him in court this morning. things are getting under way. this morning. things are getting underway. in this morning. things are getting under way. in terms of the admin that has been dealt with so far this morning, there was a question about one of thejurors morning, there was a question about one of the jurors potentially carrying on or not, which has been resolved. all thejury carrying on or not, which has been resolved. all the jury are carrying on or not, which has been resolved. all thejury are in carrying on or not, which has been resolved. all the jury are in and setting. there's been other legal matters to be dealing with before we hear from the main event of the day, which those legal arguments from the prosecution and the defence. as a reminder, donald trump is accused of trying to cover up money payments to the adult star stormy daniels before the adult star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. he pleaded not guilty to 3a accounts. plenty of
of staff. ., . , treated the same as any other member of staff. . . , �* , treated the same as any other member ofstaff. , �*, ._ of staff. exactly. let's hope any member of— of staff. exactly. let's hope any member of staff _ of staff. exactly. let's hope any member of staff anywhere, - of staff. exactly. let's hope any member of staff anywhere, if . of staff. exactly. let's hope any i member of staff anywhere, if you of staff. exactly. let's hope any - member of staff anywhere, if you are suspended, you don't want people talking and leaking to newspapers about why you aren't there or what they are investigating. employees expect those matters to be confidential, and the bbc has treated them confidentially, as far as i can see it. we knew something would come, and there were only two options here. either huw edwards leaves the bbc or he comes back. i suppose some people were saying could he come back as not a presenter of news at ten. my understanding is this is final, he isn't coming back. it is a big moment, in terms of who presents those key, important moments in our nation's history. it those key, important moments in our nation's history-— nation's history. it won't be huw edwards. thank _