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at every hearing i have been through with him. this is my fourth trump trial in the last year. he looked dead straight ahead and his lips persed in that trump way and just was like shaking his head as he was walking out. just so angry that he has finally met a wall that he can not tear down and judge merchan has been harsh with the difference but not in a harsh tone of voice. he is making clear this is his courtroom, we are going to have opening statements on monday. and when susan said i need to know who our witnesses are going to be. i will ask you to renew that motion from us. we are requesting to know. we don't want to have delay. merchan cut her off saying there will be no delay. we will give you on the name of our first and our only witness on monday. we will commit to you that you will not get to cross- examination. if we see that person's name in any tweets or posts by your
a crucial case. so i saw some of the tweets and the color from the courtroom of alvin sitting there with his accordion file on his lap. that certainly tracks with the meticulous approach he's taken to every case i've seen him work on, being committed to putting his head down, doing the work, drowning out the noise. certainly there's a huge amount of noise being thrown at him, whether it's from the former president or from a number of others who are using smears and attacks, including, frankly, racist, big getted, anti-semitic attacks. using tropes like george soros to distract from the facts of this case and try to drown out the actual details and accountability that trump is facing. >> catherine, it really has to take a very strong person to withstand all of that and lead this prosecution team. so far from what you've seen from both sides, from the opening statements, from what we are reading at least, you've got some very strong lawyering on
rate leader. >> and she learned from harvard and penn. she learned from their mistakes because they were pretty profound. >> monday was tax day. not always the most pleasant day of the year. but you love mark cuban saying i'm paying 288 million to the federal government today. this country's done so much for me. i'm proud to pay my taxes every deal. his accountant emailed him. seeing his tweets made me feel a lot better. >> he also i believe said tag a president who doesn't pay his taxes. >> i love that. >> and he was right to say after military service, paying your taxes is the most patriotic thing you can do. >> so we have at least one corporate leader. >> a lot of corporate leaders pay their taxes, they just do everything humanly possible to get them whittled down to almost
not fair or in the past where what we've seen over the years is that people just quit. they'll believe one news organization and gravitate towards another as we people just become siloed and the newsrooms become silent and completely sort of tribal in that way. and i think that's the saddest thing that to see that he had actually left afterwards okay. >> so did you read the tweets from the person who is there's never happened four on the show. i've been namesake and the newest, katherine maher is her name. i think that's how she pronounces it. although i kind wish he pronounced differently andrew sullivan wrote a column, zhang called katherine maher is not a liberal and i agree okay. i mean, she's she's a portland de a character. i mean, she's she says things like, i'm sure. >> i mean, sure. looting is counterproductive. objective but it's founded on treating people's ancestors as private property. yeah, i mean, come on, man, along time ago and i
>> i think one of the sayyed is things about the increasing sort of rao out. then per row is just the latest we've seen so within the newsroom and the new york times, and there's really no major news organization in the united states that hasn't had some sort of news newsroom uprising recently, or critique satis thing about this is that he ended up quitting and back in the past there's all i don't know which is better what we have now people go public and talk about this newsroom issues and say, listen, there's not enough diversity of opinion, there's way too much pushback. >> this is not fair or in the past where what we've seen over the years is that people just quit. >> they'll believe one news organization and gravitate towards another as we people just become siloed in the newsrooms become silent and completely sort of tribal in that way. and i think that's the saddest thing that to see that he had actually left afterwards okay. >> so did you read the tweets from the person who is this
federally that you don't like, but if you're going to take aim at npr, you should take aim at voa, radio-free europe and all the a other things that are funded by the federal government that are also a partisan. you know, christian-funded crisis pregnancy. let's be honest here about this and not just sort of pick and choose, okay? howard: let me circle back, tomi, to the new ceo, catherine mayer. some of her old tweets, she criticized hillary clinton for erasing non-binary if language because she used the phrase boys and girls. the urban riots of 2020 not defending looting, but she brought up slavery, placing the value of property over the value of people's lives is a moral failure. and she posted a picture of herself, we've got that, in a joe biden campaign cap. >> yeah. you have woke and then you have the queen of woke which is what she appears to be. and i think after the fact too in talking about the coverage of this, after this whole
statements monday and when susan says and to know who our witnesses are going to be, i'm going to ask you to renew that motion from us, we are requesting to know, there will be no delay. eventually josh our first and only witness on monday, we will commit to you that you will not get to cross examination and if we see that person's name and any tweets or post by your client i will assure you that will be the last time we grant you the courtesy, nicole. >> it is fascinating that is where we are and you had to get and the prosecutors are already giving them attorneys eyes only information this trial needs to be protected himself. take me inside with the final day of jury selection, they were selecting the final alternates today. >> i know today is taylor swift day and i am a huge swiftie but the theme of today, if you had to put it to a song, is david
think with the lawyers and a good tool for a lawyer to try to develop that relationship early on. so that as things happen in the trial, that jury looks to that lawyer because they trust him or her moving forward and in terms of the witnesses norm just heard marshall, they're laying out some of the bigger names who who could be called but the prosecutor so far have refused to reveal this witness list with the defense. they have cited trump's previous tweets about witnesses as their pretexts, their judge mark sean is saying that he won't force them to hand it over. do you think the judge made the right move there when it comes to the witnesses, i think the judge has been very cautious. i think the prosecutors will get the name of the first witness tonight. this will be attached this will be a test very likely. this will be a test. alex of, you know, will there be an immediate pivot to attacking whoever that witness would be? there has been public
would say that, because you want the public i like to believe i got nothing to hide. this is a witch on i'm willing to say that under oath. and so that's what he's doing right now. i think is stoking that image of a man who is being persecuted and is more than willing to tell his own for it in terms of the witnesses, the prosecutor prosecution so far has refused to reveal their witness list with the defense they they've talked about trump's previous tweets about witnesses as a pretext for that, we know that there are some members of trump's inner circle who he could see testify marshall laid out some of those big names. >> who do you think is going to take a stand and when can we find out? >> well, i think the former national enquirer publisher, mr. or may be taking a stand early and that would be a smart witness to start with because he can really lay out this question of the strategy involved and why they wanted to catch and kill these bad stories. and that plays right into the campaign aspect of it. and also here's a less