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A look at the day s news and headlines. A look at the day s news and headlines. republicans, solid support for border security measures. on the other hand, if it focuses on family separation, we know there was widespread big, big majority opposition to the trump administration s family separation policy. by the way, in the case of carmen, the family was not separated. the mother and the daughter were deported together. but if it focuses on family separation, that s an issue that will put a lot of republicans on the defensive. bill: a big part of that administration. thank you, byron york. we ll see how this plays out. have a great weekend. north korea slamming the u.s. saying the white house is not living up to the agreement reached in june s singapore summit and pyongyang says that could have a major impact on how quickly it tears down its nuclear missile program. kevin corke live at the white house. quickly is an odd word to use, right? this couldn t possibly go any ....
A look at the day s latest news and headlines. manafort to try to get evidence on president trump that could result in impeachment. this judge who later ruled the trial could proceed has been very critical of the government s team throughout and they are now filing motions complaining that he is prejudicing or misleading or confusing the jury with his quips. they ve gotten him to admit he was wrong once in open court, but today he ignored their complaints. he constantly asked them how long the individual segments of the trial they are going to take he wants them to go as fast as possible. it was the judge today who delayed the start time by five hours. the jury was reminded very quickly how important it is they don t talk to anybody including each other about the details of this case. we have no idea why a 9:45:00 a.m. starting time got pushed back to 2:30 p.m. and we aren t going to find out immediately. the transcripts have now been one point telling one of the prosecuto ....
Chris Hayes discusses the day s top news. probe s next target. one of his close allies, the manhattan madam, testifying before a grand jury in the investigation today, while another one of stone s allies is being held in contempt of court today for refusing to comply with the judge s order to testify. which means he s choosing potential jail time over cooperating with robert mueller. here to help us understand all the day s developments, joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and law professor, frank figliuzzi. on set with us white house reporter from the the washington post ashley parker and mike schmidt from sniemz. the new york times. joyce, let me start with you and the machinations of this for a nonlawyer and someone outside this court, it seems like a bizarre, bizarre trial with a very interesting character as a judge. tell us what it means that they were on pause for so long, do we know what they were doing and what are the scenarios for what could have been going on. ....
Alex Witt hosts coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. you just heard his account of the tape. did you actually hear the tape? i did. did you miss this girl, did you read my book? a few other highlights from the book, she claims she walked in on president trump and his lawyer, michael cohen, and the president was eating a piece of paper as if trying to hide it. she also says he had a tanning bed installed in the white house. the president himself has not commented on the book but his administration dismissed it out of hand saying in a statement yesterday, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations. eddie, let me start with you. here we are talking about this book. how much import do you give this, what she s alleging in this book, the racist components to this presidency? it s just the latest evidence, but i want s just salacious talk. we shouldn t give omarosa toosm credibili too much credibility in this regard. ....
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