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jail over the hush money payments. how soon do you think the first witness will be called? and who do you consider to be the star witness for the prosecution? >> well, the first witness is going to be called today, given any delays that may occur, highly doubt that it will be able delay till tomorrow. sorry, in terms of who's going to be the star witness? yes. people say is michael cohen? yes. people stay is stormy daniels. but really the witness is going to be the documents. those are want to be the most important pieces of evidence and the witnesses in this case against donald trump. and of course, michael cohen because michael cohen is going to lay out, give a narration as to why these documents are important, why the other witnesses are important, and technically, at the end, or the other witnesses are going to be corroborating what michael cohen says and eventually at closing arguments to prosecutor is going to be able to argue, look, michael cohen, he said what he said yes, he has his baggage, but he can be believed y because x
pete: could be. listen, if mike avenatti's sitting in a jail cell and he feels he has information that could benefit the future president of the united states who has been willing to give pardons just like every other president -- kayleigh: yes. pete: -- why not? why wouldn't that be his play? and you know what? his reputation is terrible, but so is michael cohen's. he has no credibility -- will: none. pete: and he's the star witness for the prosecution. so use what you got. if he's got information that helps donald trump, i didn't see it coming, but -- kayleigh: i will say, michael avenatti has a denied that is his motive. however, he went from in 2018 publicly calling for trump to be indicted to now defending him and pretty vociferous terms. and he an a eyeses his legal troubles with trump's, they are knoll nothing aligning. michael avenatti is convicted of multiple crime cans. president trump, this is a sham, unprecedented legal battle being waged against him.
their first witness, we don't know who it is, certainly michael cohen is one of the the star witnesses, but a guy with a lot of baggage. then comes the cross-examination which is going to be the much more telling part, how does he do on cross in how does a guy with that much baggage do on cross-examination? will: you expect expect that perhaps on day two in. >> or the second day of his testimony. will: that'll be fireworks. you would expect the cross-examination of michael cohen to be something else. >> look, it's a guy who's admitted to lying under oath on at least two occasions previously. will: all right. elliot, thank you so much. >> thank you. will: fox news alert, a massive anti-israel protest takes over columbia university. over 100 jewish studentses are calling on administrators to let them attend class virtually. lizzie rallied in support of those students, and he joins us
>> she was attacking me, and i will defend myself. >> one week after the text message feud came the car chase that left bill hall dead. nearly three years after that, frances hall went on trial for murder. prosecutor stephanie pilsen and scott simpson laid out the case for the jury. >> we understand why she was angry, but that's not justification to go attempt to run down your husband's mistress and kill him in the process. >> the star witness for the prosecution, bonnie, bonnie contreras. >> i was getting hit from behind. >> bonnie told the jury as she watched with horror when she believed frances deliberately knocked bill off the road. >> i saw her hit bill with a truck. i saw him fly off the handlebars. >> bonnie said she later discovered frances's daughter nikki hall -- a message that seemed to speak to frances's intent that
i would assume, i guess be the star witness for the prosecution. and going in to detail, saying that, you know, he called them up after he saw cohen on tv stating things that he knew that he was going to say to the grand jury contrary to what he told them. not the least of which that he represented donald trump and it was michael cohen saiding he did that on his own? wouldn't that be a direct contradiction? doesn't the d.a. have to pay attention to the fact that you have somebody known to be a liar, a convict, versus somebody coming in and saying no, that never happened? how does a jury react to that? you've done over 100 cases in new york. >> yeah, i mean, new york jurors are very savvy. i know they're banking on the fact that they might not like donald trump. they're too smart. new york jurors have all the trust in the jury. at the end of the day, they're going to do what they think is
i would assume, i guess be the star witness for the prosecution. and going in to detail, saying that, you know, he called them up after he saw cohen on tv stating things that he knew that he was going to say to the grand jury contrary to what he told them. not the least of which that he represented donald trump and it was michael cohen saiding he did that on his own? wouldn't that be a direct contradiction? doesn't the d.a. have to pay attention to the fact that you have somebody known to be a liar, a convict, versus somebody coming in and saying no, that never happened? how does a jury react to that? you've done over 100 cases in new york. >> yeah, i mean, new york jurors are very savvy. i know they're banking on the fact that they might not like donald trump. they're too smart. new york jurors have all the trust in the jury. at the end of the day, they're going to do what they think is
takes effect and right now polls show the republicans are favored to take control of the house. that holds, if they do take control of the house an get the ways and means gavel, they could say we changed our mind and we don't want those tax returns and the entire project of the committee getting their hands on the tax returns could be in peril. the next couple of days could be very important in determining which way this goes. >> thank you. in new york city, the first witness is now on the stand in that criminal tax fraud case against the trump organization. jurors are hearing from the company's controller as we speak, as prosecutors are laying out the case, they accuse can the former president's company of a 15-year scheme to basically pay tax executives off the books to help them and the company avoid paying taxes. the star witness for the prosecution will be long time cfo allen weisselberg. and according to the judge, donald trump's three oldest children, and the former president trump himself, could eventually take the stand. nbc news investigative correspondent tom winter is outside of court and bring us up to speed with what we've heard
donald trump colluding with russia. i think a lot of people were emotionally invested in that fight on the left and the right and to have jurors who are so vested they gave money i think it skews this panel. to the earlier question, when you are able to muddy the water and say well, you have the star witness for the prosecution who has told different stories at different times the muddying of the water with jurors who already have probably a political bias because they are donors to one side and not the other actually opens the door, i think, for an acquittal here more so if you were in missouri or kansas or down in texas. >> dana: an interesting development certainly and we'll pay attention to it and you as well. thank you so much. sean duffy. >> have a great day. >> dana: a "new york post" editorial headline how the f.b.i. bigwig aided and abetted the hillary clinton plot. the quote is durham is pursuing a narrow indictment but he is exposing something far larger. unethical clinton campaign, a
>> the star witness for the prosecution, bonnie contreras. >> i start to get hit from behind. >> bonnie told the jury how she watched with horror as she believed frances deliberately knocked bill off the road. >> i see her hit bill with the truck. and i see him fly off the motorcycle. >> bonnie said she later discovered frances'daughter, nikki hall, had left a message on her voice mail during the car chase. a message that seemed to speak to frances'intent that evening. >> told you to watch your back you [bleep] stupid [ bleep ]. >> what does that tell you? that they were out to cause harm to somebody. >> this is not an accident. >> tim lovett was the state's collision reconstruction expert. he said the evidence showed frances chased and hit bonnie. >> that escalade definitely hit that range rover at least two, maybe three times. >> but frances'defense attorneys, leigh cutter and jean brown, said investigators
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