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>> because he is an ex-president, but it is even more incumbent on the court in this process to hold trump accountable and i don't think vines are going to do it. i think he needs to sit in a cell. he should be put in a cell and contemplate his behavior. >> sandra: but stephen a. smith has a message for them, putting democrats on blast and accusing them of using the courts against trump. >> that appears to be their strategy but i am here to tell you it is not working. it is not working at all and to be quite honest with you i don't mind the fact that it is not working because i might not be a supporter of donald trump, but i want him to lose the right way. i want him to lose because you have better ideas and you make your case to the american people better than he does. >> sandra: all right, that was stephen a. smith. jesse, does he have a point? this is a former president. should he get a fair shake here? and has the media gone too far with just calling to lock him up? >> jesse: really unmoved by democrats. indicting this guy so many times and then he can't talk about how
of phrase there, a disregard for palestinians right to life, much of the news media coverage of walid daqqa's death after his 38 years in prison was along these lines. many stories barely, if at all, even mentioned why walid daqqa was in the israeli prison to begin with, he was in prison because he was part of a militant group that killed this 19-year-old moshe tamam if the coverage menton mentioned tamam at all, it called him an israeli soldier, which he was in the sense that virtually every israeli 19-year-old as a soldier, because that country has conscription but at the time that he was kidnapped and murdered tamam was not serving as a soldier. he was on leave and he was visiting his girlfriend in 1984 while lead daqqa was part of the pflp, the popular front for the liberation of palestine the original mission of his cell was to kidnap and israeli
for whatever period of time we are talking about, that is several shifts of agents, that would require a hearing where the secret service is testifying about protecting him there and they will testify they do not know how to do that. i know the judge is envisioning, unlike any other defendant, putting this person in jail has logistical and practical challenges that may be beyond their capacities. then can open a question like, do you give him home confinement as a alternative? in that case make the secret service be his jailers as well as protectors? >> i hate to sound a hardened former prosecutor but that plea falls on deaf ears to me. there are places in jails that somebody can be kept very safe. put him in a cell with nobody
soldier into syria, bring them to syria to use as a bargaining chip. that's according to israeli security sources. so a pflp cell commanded by while daqqa kidnapped moshe tamam at beit lead junction. at first, they hit him in one of the terrorists houses for two days, the israeli security source told me, but when they realized that they would probably get caught on their way to syria, they decided to murder him moshe tamam was taken to an olive grove near me vote de atan where the members of pflp shot him once in the head and once in the chest, killing him they then abuse the body with a knife, unquote. >> his corpse was found four days after his abduction. >> now, while lead daqqa was not the shooter and he denied his involvement and commanding role in the pflp cell but he went through a trial and the court ruled that while the daqqa was an equal participant in the murder of this 19-year-old israeli in prison
doesn't mean judge juan merchan is without recourse if donald trump continues to violate gag orders and threatens the safety and security of the jurors once we have our 12 plus 6 alternates. that includes everything up to confinement, incarceration, jail for donald trump. i understand there's been arguments made that, oh, it's so logistically difficult because he has secret service et cetera. i have said it before and i'll say it again for you, there's really no other safe place to be in a jail. you're in a cell, you have walls, and you're not going anywhere. i feel like there are remedies available for the judge. sequestering may not be an option at this point. >> so you were in the courtroom today, and i want to ask about this because there's always been comments that trump fell asleep and trump was having trouble paying attention, et cetera. you have been in courtrooms before. they're difficult. they're not always fun. they're not always interesting.
their first amendment rights, the right to freedom of the press. but, no. instead, the media, for the most part, are falling right in line behind merchan and keeping their eye on the prize putting trump in jail. >> precisely because he is an ex-president and not actually go lightly because he is an an ex-president. hold trump accountable. and i don't think fines are going to do it. i think he needs to sit in a cell and ponder the consequences of trying to routinely undermine the rule of law and judiciary while the intimidating citizens part of this process. he should be put in a cell and contemplate his behavior. it's clear that the regime media is not entirely comfortable where this might end up juror number two, investment banker
else in the cell. nobody else will get to him. if you are concerned about the secret service, the reason they are there is so that there is no crazy person that will take it upon themselves to take a shot at a public figure or former public figure and that is something that is less of a concern in various places that are in federal and state prisons, there is also ways to put somebody in lockup for a temporary period of time in the courthouse. remember the first step i think is finds that are one of the mandated sanctions in the second step can be jail up to 30 days for any single violation. if you have multiple violations,
judge with a big fu on his face. and he admired that deeply. he's already in recent days and recent re petedly throughout his career compared himself favorably to al capone, which would be bonkers except for the fact he says something bonkers every day. but he says this as a signal of what a bad actor is. least proud of being a bad actor. the order to saw shoe cause that the the prosecutors are adding to daily of the threats he's making to members of court, the judge, et cetera, i really do hope when they review this next week, that he brings the full weight of the law to bear on trump precise isly because he's an ex-president and not actually go lightly because he's ab ex-president, but he's even more incumbent on this court to hold trump accountable. i don't think fines are going to do it. i thus he needs to sit in a cell
$500,000, i don't think he cares because i think he believes that he's getting a lot of value out of assaulting civic norms and the rule of law in the way he does. it's worth 10,000 to $500,000 to him, i don't think he'll want to sit in a cell. >> the one thing he does do if he disrupts the proceedings, he's been told he's going to jail. i think that's going to be the line. >> he's tweeted about it. he said i look forward, it would be my honor to go to jail. we'll see. >> martyr. >> glenn kirschner, i want to read brand new reporting we just got in from the pool. before court ended for the day, trump's attorney todd blanche asked if they could find out the names of the first three witnesses. steinglass replied that it's a courtesy they normally extend but he refused to in this case. he said, quote, mr. trump has been tweeting about the witnesses. we're not telling them who the witnesses are. judge merchan said, quote, he can't blame them.
stuck with the bill i've got bridges in manhattan to cell you. if she can't afford to go to the sperm bank don't impregnate her. if she wants diapers she's coming to you bro. oh, no, she said on facebook no strings that's not going to hold up in court. the other thing is listen as an alpha male captured his prey the old-fashioned way going out and hunting it this is good if you want to start cults because now i have a valuable excuse for sister wives like look honey -- honey all the guys are ai 20 years america will be able to compete they heard you say you are patriotic so let's bring a couple more wives and for the betterment of our society just bringing it in as they want the real thing.