jury selection to cameras in the court. now, he is familiar with donald trump, recently presiding over the successful tax fraud prosecution of the trump organization and its former cfo, allen weisselberg. joining me now, former manhattan district attorney, daniel horowitz, and criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos in studio with me daniel, you know this judge personally, what are your expectations for how he will handle the case? >> he's a very very experienced judge. he's been on the bench for a long time. he sat in manhattan and in manhattan, you encounter defendants of every stripe he's very experienced, and he had a bit of a preview about what he might be in store for during the weisselberg, the trump organization trial last year so he's there, he's even handed. he is generally mild tempered, but he's somebody who is going to rule the courtroom with an
sounds again. 7-year-old daniel was injured in russian attacks. how long do you think you're going to have to walk with a cane? "i'm waiting for the doctors to say i can walk again without it," he told me, but his doctor told me daniel can walk unassisted. the cane is just an emotional crutch. then a christmas miracle. >> ooh. >> what? >> the light came on. does this hospital need a miracle? >> in our hospital we'll think about miracle every day. >> reporter: matt bradley, nbc news, kyiv. >> that is "nightly news" for this friday. i'm craig melvin. merry christmas to you. thank you so much for watching. have a great night.
howay! because of the way daniel works... she doesn't call me dan, she calls me daniel. i love daniel. that's what you like, you said i can call you, i'm allowed. i said you can call me whatever you like and you've gone for daniel. do many people call you daniel? my mum and nadia. aljaz said you have poise. poise? he said that? he said you look like a dancer. i've already got a new walk, actually, do you want to see it? i won't walk for you, but this is, this is pre—nadia. this is post nadia, what do you think? whoa. yeah, big change. # talk the talk, just walk the walk tonight # cos we don't need permission to dance. cheering
bbc breakfast is representing, this time, dan walker, what have you made of him so far? he has this grace about him byjust standing there. so i can't wait to see him in a tail suit, in a ballroom number. because i think it's going to suit him to a tee. i can't wait to see him on the floor. plus nadia is an incredible teacher, and i think he's in incredible, capable hands. i love dan. i love dan, but not as much as my mum. my mum is like, "is it all right if we vote dan as well, pet?" i was like, mother, come on! howay! because of the way daniel works... she doesn't call me dan, she calls me daniel. i love daniel. that's what you like, you said i can call you, i'm allowed. i said you can call me whatever you like and you've gone for daniel. do many people call you daniel? my mum and nadia.
bbc breakfast is representing, this time, dan walker, what have you made of him so far? he has this grace about him byjust standing there. so i can't wait to see him in a tail suit, in a ballroom number. because i think it's going to suit him to a tee. i can't wait to see him on the floor. plus nadia is an incredible teacher, and i think he's in incredible, capable hands. i love dan. i love dan, but not as much as my mum. my mum is like, is it all right if we vote dan as well, pet? i was like, mother, come on! howay! because of the way daniel works... she doesn't call me dan, she calls me daniel. i love daniel. that's what you like, you said i can call you, i'm allowed. i said you can call me whatever you like and you've gone for daniel. do many people call you daniel? my mum and nadia. aljaz said you have poise. poise?
into world championship dancing. hey! i haven't even done my first dance yet, what am i even thinking about? bbc breakfast is representing, this time, dan walker, what have you made of him so far? he has this grace about him byjust standing there. so i can't wait to see him in a tail suit, in a ballroom number. because i think it's going to suit him to a tee. i can't wait to see him on the floor. plus nadia is an incredible teacher, and i think he's in incredible, capable hands. i love dan. i love dan, but not as much as my mum. my mum is like, is it all right if we vote dan as well, pet? i was like, mother, come on! howay! because of the way daniel works... she doesn't call me dan, she calls me daniel. i love daniel. that's what you like, you said i can call you, i'm allowed. i said you can call me whatever you like and you've gone for daniel. do many people call you daniel?
president in a criminal conspiracy. and mr. huber, if he does his job, will be able to prove that quite easily. >> sean: gregor, do you agree with that? >> i absolutely agree with that, but i worry when you have the department of justice investigating the department of justice, that is a recipe for corruption. >> sean: i want to give shadow to all of you and sarah carter, last year, you and john sullivan broke the story about the fisa. it has taken years to get to where we are today. step of the how to you for your investigative reporting. you have been read the entire time. same with you, joe. and a lot of us. thank you. unbelievable. and all the media has been telling you about is a conspiracy theory with no evidence. answer me daniel. now, speaking of the corruption media, cnn, they have a serious credibility crisis. and we've got the tape to show you. we will get reaction. joining us next, straight ahead.
have more and diverse competition in the media marketplace. i have always said that the answer to speech with which we disagree, and a news coverage with which we disagree is more and better, but this is really literally sunk into the toilet. and it is a rather unhealthy obsession that this one's impressive news network has now succumbed it to. i mean, anderson cooper, think about it. this is a guy who was a war correspondent. and i will say something nice about him. i remember and admire when he was exposing has been a lot of manipulation of the news. and now, he is every bit as a propaganda person. >> sean: juxtaposing his questions with jerry springer, what is the difference? >> well, there was not a whole lot of difference. let me start by having full disclosure.
has been doing similar investigation also with companies like amazon for example and e-bay and in the case of apple apple had to pay an enormous amount of thirteen billion euros to the european union this would be hurting i very much as well but of course right now it's an investigation and we know how long those investigations of the european union can sometimes take let me actually share and share another very interesting fact with fuel band the european union is saying that because of those different tax models that companies are using in order to pay less taxes they are getting about fifty to seventy billion euros of last taxes every year. so a bad day for ikea it looks like a good day for the german dax the according to the board behind me daniel what's behind the rally is that christmas. well it really seems that santa is
budgets, pay raises, things like that and they'll testify about the backlog but to say criminal prosecutions will be dismissed because congress can't get its act together frankly the republicans and pass a proper budget is nuts. >> oh, my. it is unusual for a supreme court justice to say this is, all these dire warnings. but it is not unusual for a member of the u.s. government to say oh, my gosh we can't do it with a pen liss. not even judge judy would do this. he was actually talking in the extended remarks oh, my god who is going to maintain the columns? what if our columns start crumbling? it is not even a cut but a reduction in the rate of growth. this is, the people who want and use the money aren't the ones we should trust to decide how much they should get. >> we have to leave it unfortunately on that note. thanks very much, guys. alex paul, you were the lions today and you didn't -- >> call me daniel. >> great for cpac. we need more of that in