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The Source With Kaitlan Collins

that representation joining me now, judge. shira scheindlin, who served as a federal judge for 22 years of a us district court for the southern district of new york. judge, grateful for your time common courtesy says you do that in most cases how unusual is it for the prosecution to say sorry, no i think it's very unusual. >> it is courteous to let you know who the witnesses are going to be the lawyers have a right to prepare for cross-examination. they have a right to know who's coming up on monday. they want to work all weekend and be ready for that. so it's highly unusual for the prosecution to say no. >> so would you have encouraged a can the judge say do it anyway or is it up to the prosecution? but the judge can simply try to persuade them otherwise. what would you have done okay. >> the judge would have had the power if he wanted to say no. i think you need to give them the witness list for monday and i'm telling you to do it i probably would have given that witness list because so many statements have already been made and outs so many of these

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Anderson Cooper 360

>> yeah. i agree. it is an interesting jury as jeff was saying, it's very professional. i mean, usually for jury service, you see a lot of retired people and you see a lot of government employees. this jury doesn't have that. i mean, this is a highly educated jury and i think that that is very different from trump's base, right? he his base is high school educated white men by enlarge i think prosecutors, even though some people say they're two lawyers on the jury, sometimes prosecutors don't want lawyers but these two lawyers, there's a civil litigator and a corporate lawyer. they're not criminal lawyers. so i think prosecutors like people who are analytical can understand evidence. this is a financial documents case. you do want people with a little bit of sophistical extension. you here there was one juror said she sounded like she didn't like trump. she's on the jury. >> yeah. and that happens all the time. i would say that in most cases, both sides are going to have jurors that they don't love, that. maybe said something that they don't like, and that's that's true

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Fox News at Night

those who say that if anyone can take out iran's nuclear program in a series of missile strikes, that is just not accurate. you can't do that. these are deeply buried underground in most cases. it is a very complex program. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had said and telegraphed that his country would respond p. or can we are seeing that response as we speak tonight with those explosions that occurred inside isfahan. karen has said also that it may now pursue a nuclear weapon if the country -- if israel strikes at the nuclear facilities. the question now for iran's leaders, will of the -- will they take a decision that iran will cross that threshold. it has enriched uranium as we reported to 60 percent. that is not the 90 percent weapons grade that it needs. it has enough material, it has not taken up final decision to

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All In With Chris Hayes

be fair and impartial they are not allowed not to have opinions or positions or biases. these are things anyone will tell you they are human beings. >> the most polarizing figure in the century. >> the standard in this case can you be fair and impartial and can you convict or if the state doesn't meet its burden can you acquit? and that is what they will be held to and why in most cases a judge is not going to throw someone off for cause in that circumstance. >> there was someone dismissed for cause today by the judge. and she had old posts that i was reading through your reporting in our internal channels i was thinking she should be dismissed for cause. >> and she was really embarrassed by reading her former posts. not all of us tweet or post as prolificly as donald trump. then again most of us don't remember things we posted eight, nine years ago. and this woman was embarrassed

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Anderson Cooper 360

they if a juror gets revealed and they're upset, is there anything they can do about it? >> all all you can do is replace them with an alternative, but you can't come up with more alternates in it's over. yeah, it's a mistrial what could be a mistrial well okay jennifer rodgers. thank you so much of tubingen's well, jill jill hunt, like taylor. thank you. appreciate it. >> more. now on how the trial judge is conducting proceedings so far in the tempo, he seems to be setting for it all for that we're joined by johnny jones, the third former chief judge for the us middle district of pennsylvania. judge jones, how do you think judge merchan is handling? the trial? so far and the fact that the jury, aside from seven more alternates, has already several more alternatives that have already been seated i think he's doing a good job. >> anderson these are hard cases at the beginning because the lawyers tend to spar and there's a lot of kind of combat at the beginning and laurie here's tend to be two clinical at times in what they do and jury selection. and then after a while it's sort of collapses of its own weight.

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The Source With Kaitlan Collins

coach of the kids baseball team and you didn't put an axon and so she doesn't like he would be off the jury. that's that annoys me. that bothers me. and that's not cool and i can see the jury consultant person, but it's not any other case. >> you're not going to find 12 people who don't know about. >> you like to say that? i really don't have but opinion. there's people who don't know social media is people don't follow the news. you got a woman hears is i don't like the guy more people left. well, i might not my cup of tea but you heard the judge and cases, you know, that judges will try to rehabilitate in a sense, the jury because they know they've got a finite number of people who are going to perform hundreds of people for your correct. but the same token, if the judge has all right. knowing that can you put that aside? now, i agree. if i were defense council, that would not make me comfortable, but the judge essentially knowing what we've had very little secret in jury selection. a lot of it is self-disclosure and the honor system, right? yeah. you know what you're i could put

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The Last Word With Lawrence ODonnell

his other complaint was, i suppose. more understandable. coming from a 77-year-old man from florida. >> i am sitting here for days now, from morning until night in a freezing room. >> joining us now, adam, who was in the courthouse today, and who survived the freezing of the courthouse somehow. he is a fellow. also joining us, former fbi general counsel from new york and co-author of the best-selling book, "the trump indictments." and neil is with us, former acting general who has argued over 50 cases before the supreme court. he is a professor at georgetown law school and a host of a podcast. they are both msnbc legal analysts . adam, let me start with you, since you were there

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All In With Chris Hayes

and you literally cannot miss an hour of testimony because if you do, you are now no longer qualified to deliberate on the case. so you need those alternates the same level of scrutiny you have applied, you have to apply with your alternates. i've tried a bunch of cases and a number of them we've had to rely on alternates even in jury deliberations after that started because something happened during that time and you need to call an alternate in. >> mike johnson wishes for an alternate caucus. tell me about the sandoval hearing. >> sandoval hearing is an opportunity for the defendant to understand what the scope of cross-examination is going to be before he can make an informed decision whether or not he is going to testify. the d.a.'s office -- again, he says he wants to so the d.a.'s office served a notice that lays

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Anderson Cooper 360

>> it won't be that difficult to identify these people individually. >> and i think judge merchan is very concerned that more more jurors are going to be identified by name, and they may freak out and bolt from the case. >> it is remarkable that when you listen to what the juror said, how they answered the questions the number of people who just haven't been following stuff don't follow a stuff all that close. i mean, we are in the news business. think everybody's paying close attention to the minutia of news every day. >> yeah, it's amazing, i think for us to enforce so steeped in everyday events, right? to think about these people who just live their lives and they don't hang on. everything that's happening with the former president has four criminal cases since i'm in the oncology nurse who was it actually sounds quite lovely. it is i didn't even know that he had three other criminal cases pending. >> i mean but these these are a good cross-section of people to decide this case for that very reason, geoff, how risky is it for the former president to go in front of the cameras every day and complain like this. i don't i think it's that risky. this has been his

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Hannity

people made the french revolution look like in aba convention and the problem here is that when you use the law in this way it doesn't protect you any more than it does your enemies today tomorrow you could be the next target that's the way history has always played out but today's revolutionaries are treated as tomorrow's reactionaries and think the people are taking a very shortsighted view when they are encouraging jurors to lie and hoping that they will just convict because he is trump what they are losing is a system that does not just protect trip put the tricks them. >> sean: let me go back to the fundamentals of this case you have a judge who's a democrat no problem but he did donate to the biden campaign in 2020 then we have the issue of recusal which has to do with his daughter and what he does for a living i would say that is six cases

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