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able to put on a witness that they won't actually get to cross examination on monday, considering it is a truncated day. it ends at 2:00. if you are prosecuting this case, who would be your first witness and the last witness you would put on in this case? >> so, i will answer by saying who i think it should not be, and who it should not be, is michael cohen. difficult, controversial, potentially not smooth witnesses and i think michael cohen falls into all of those categories. not at the start. it could be somebody who could give an overview of what the case is about and those details get filled in along the way. you always want to end strong. so again, not michael cohen. not a difficult authority witness, but a general, overall summary witness, if you can, at the start. then, you tuck those cooperating witnesses somewhere in the middle. >> talking about thorny witnesses, donald trump declaring when he was leaving court on friday, confirming that he will testify. he didn't make it equivocal in
to cross the runway and the takeoff clearance, the pilots did the right thing, but there's a problem with the controllers that perhaps, maybe perhaps a training controller might have actually given the wrong clearance or the airplane across the runway when it shouldn't have. you could hear from the chaos, there was a lot going on in that control tower. appeared i heard three or four voices on there. normally two, a ground controller and the controller who controls the flights in the air for takeoff and landing. but that third voice that we heard on there indicates that maybe there was a trainee or they were training somebody on that position. neil: so who would be the voice or which would be the voice that says stop, stop? that would be the authority? >> you know, it almost seemed like the supervisor. neil: right. >> or a combination of. they're up there in that cab together. so it could have been one of a number of individuals who actually saw what was going on
decades, with the greatest respect to all these whips, the whips' office have been downgraded. tony blair never saw the point, thought it was a complete waste of time, wasn't interested. and you can only work as a whip and have that sort of scary element if it is feared that you have the complete backing and the complete authority of the prime minister. if the feeling is that the prime minister sort of doesn't really take it that seriously, then you do lose that authority. right, something that the whips have been doing a lot this week is getting their mps and their members of the house of lords to vote the correct way, as they would see it, on the rwanda legislation. and chris, this is the now infamous totemic legislation that would allow the government to send people to rwanda if they had entered the country illegally. yeah, and so this process of parliamentary ping—pong, as it's known, goes on when towards the tail end of the process of making a new law, a bill goes back and forth between the commons and the lords.
military? is it? there's lots of factions there who will be debating this right now more or less, but this is under the authority of the supreme leader of iran, whatever happened last week. >> and so there is a cone lessons when it comes to matters of national security national defense, but you're right, the actual people of iran have often far, far, far less in interest and secondly, actually, obviously they don't want to see a war. we saw that last week when up to the iranian barrage, they were a few which often some state managed crowds that come out wave flags and shot as fancy israel chance and slogans that was very small compared to what we were hearing from most iranians that they were in some instances panic buying. they were indicating that they were afraid of retaliation. and as
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jackson say maybe it's time for the judge to then the message trump put them in the holding cell for a couple of hours, see if that changes is mood what do you think the problem is that it's not clear how much authority that the judge has to just do that, judge, at a minimum has to have a hearing under new york state law, it's not the judge being weak or feckless are afraid of donald trump. >> the law says that there's a process that he has to follow. now the question gennez, is it civil contempt, where you're trying to compel him to behave better in the future is a criminal contempt where you're locking up for things he has done in the past, which is much harder in almost in effect, requires a separate trial. my big question is, why is the judge waiting until the 23rd? i guess four days from now, right. even have that hearing in the first place? he could have done so yesterday or today to really send that message that this is important to the court and this conduct needs to stop. yeah. mark, i'm wondering, how does it change the rais. we saw what happened when he had the mug shot. that fired up his base obviously, it wasn't really necessary that point kind of wrapped up the nomination but if you go into a
pass on to others? >> well, something he cared deeply about, and i do, too, in the polls you showed i think one data point didn't come up but you expressed it is that anti-semitism is highest among the youngest americans, which is the most worrying thing. that's the next generation and particularly at these schools you show, the next generation of leaders. and i think as my dad did, and i do when i can it is important to speak out and call it out for what it is. and these instances it is very clear. and i think administrators, people in positions of authority need to do that because they have had double standards for a long time. we all know it and have seen it. and i think this could be a good opportunity to apply an actual standard. i think free speech should be alive and well but not intimidation, violence, harassment on these campuses. and i think what is really needed is instead of being out
impressions in a moment or. jurors. i will come back to the . impressions in a moment or two, jurors. i will come back to the - impressions in a moment or two, but as i was staying back we could have opening statements by monday, once we get past that what do you expect this trial is actually going to hinge on?— this trial is actually going to hinue on? ~ ~ hinge on? well, i think the most imortant hinge on? well, i think the most important question _ hinge on? well, i think the most important question for— hinge on? well, i think the most important question for the - important question for the prosecution to answer is why is this a felony trial? and if the felony that the prosecutor is hanging his hat on is a federal felony, namely some kind of campaign finance violation, what authority does the state prosecutor have to enforce federal law? thus far he has not answered that question definitively he owes an answer to the jury as to the defendant and to the american people and what that answer is before the end of this trial. it is a trial that _ before the end of this trial. it is a trial that is _ before the end of this trial. it is a trial that is obviously there in the states as long as everywhere else getting huge amounts of coverage. are you getting any sense of how it is playing already because if you look on social media in the first couple of days it was actually
>> dana: like being in the nba. interesting. good luck, ladies. >> bill: from iowa we move to the middle east. tensions are back up yet again. officials saying in the u.s. that israel launched retaliatory strikes on iran. where is the conflict headed next? we'll check that out. check out columbia university. that was a tent city set up in support of gaza and the nypd made more than 100 arrests late yesterday, including the daughter of a member of the squad. [shouting] because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa.