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mounting legal troubles that he is facing. and you could see some of that yesterday. some of our great reporters, including those on your panel, were inside the courtroom and noted this he did appear somber, he did appear dejected. i also picked that up when you could see him speaking with reporters before beoarding his plane. he likes to normally be defiant when he's speak ing publicly. he likes to seem energized, even though we know he's very concerned and frustrated about these charges, but he didn't really give a lot of that off yesterday. and he is going to alabama tonight. he will be addressing republicans there. i do think he's going to try to go back to using the defiant rhetoric and the bravado he tries to use when he's talking to supporters. but it's starting to weigh on him. you're starting to see that bleed into the public a little bit more. i also just want to point to some things he's been say iing today on truth social. he's been railing against these

. ? it's a cautionary signal. it's legal if they do it right. but there is a guy, and nauta's guy is stanley woodward, and it's been a full employment act for him. he has a reputation of being solid, but we have not simply that trump is paying him and representing so many people, but both walt nauta and now carlos de oliveira, represented by another person, scream out as being people who need to cooperate. they have everything to lose, nothing to gain. by the way, and on the choice of good fellows here, it was perfect. because it's not this kind of somber -- it really is bumbling. oh wow, surveillance footage? how do we go about. it it's a ham-handed campiotti, and they are dead to rights.

foreign services. gentlemen, good scene this morning. harry litman, tell me about the particular exchange,, de oliveira. . . ? it's a cautionary signal. it's legal if they do it right. but there is a guy, and nauta's guy is stanley woodward, and it's been a full employment act for him. he has a reputation of being solid, but we have not simply that trump is paying him and representing so many people, but both walt nauta and now carlos de oliveira, represented by another person, scream out as being people who need to cooperate. they have everything to lose, nothing to gain. by the way, and on the choice of good fellows here, it was perfect. because it's not this kind of somber -- it really is bumbling. oh wow, surveillance footage? how do we go about. it it's a ham-handed campiotti, and they are dead to rights. i'm sure the united states said look, if you will testify just tell the truth about this 24 minute conversation, for

- everybody, for generations, they have crossed the rio grande back and forth by just walking. the river was low and they would just cross, go buy some groceries, and then go back. [radio static] [somber guitar music] - all right y'all, [indistinct] time. molly ferguson from [indistinct] presidio, texas. this is marfa public radio. - [singing in spanish] ♪ ♪ [radio static]

and so it is sad moment not only for the former president, but for the country and for a man who believes he is above the law, it is ae are minder that in the u.s. justice system, no one is above the law. >> and historic moment for him to plead not guilty as noted second time in three months. jake, back to you. >> dana bash, when you heard the description of donald trump's demeanor in court which is some b somber and arms crossed you read an interview over the weekend? >> yes, with politico, and he said nobody wants be indicted, and i don't care that my poll numbers went up a lot, and i don't want to be indicted and i went through my whole life and now i am indicted every two months.

administration that is very little sense of urgency. eric: that is chilling. finally, cia chief reportedly made a secret visit to beijing last month. do you think that was enough? was that enough? clearly you think it has not been. but certainly it has not been enough because of what has occurred after words. going to beijing was a mistake on the part of william burns for everything try to do something provocative, we that rush to go to china to beg and plead for their cooperation. we should just stop that. we stopped at that china will see there's a change in attitude and that got to respect us. they do not respect this right now. austin's words the ones you just flaked out those for and play from two decades ago. this is just not a good situation. for gordon chang, of course thank you for your insights. it is sober and somber for us.