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sound discretion of the trial judges. it's up to him. he is the man on the ground looking at the evidence so you see this act after act where judges have found that trump has abused the legal process or that trump has lied. his lawyers are objecting saying these are facts that have nothing to do with this case and they couldn't come in and that's just not what this argument is about because as adam has done a great job the only thing that's government could use these prior instances for at least on cross is to attack donald trump's credibility to argue you shouldn't believe anything he told you on the stand. he has lied in the past and you should judge his credibility light of all the other times he has been less than truthful. that should be enough to keep him soff the stand but with trump who knows. >> did we learn anything this
hearing where prosecutors revealed the lawsuits they plan on using in cross against ai donald trump to get at his credibility if he takes the witness stand. prosecutors want to ask him about the civil fraud case, all of his gag order violations that continue to grow, the trump foundation case and the sanctions order for his lawsuit against hillary clinton. the judge will rule on the sandoval questions monday but the judge strongly indicated that he would let prosecutors confront trump with this passage from the sanctions t order if trump takes the stand. quote, mr. trump is a litigant who is repeatedly using the courts to seek revenge on political adversaries. he is the mastermind of the strategic abuse of the judicial
morning about what from trump's past prosecutors would be allowed to raise at trial. tell us about that. >> as you mentioned jonathan, this is -- the objective of this sandoval notice as prosecutors put forward is to establish a boundaries of cross if trump testifies and how to confront him with what are known as prior bad acts. now, the point of it is to damage his credibility. it's not to raise every bad thing a court has found he has done. as you noted the judge seemed very inclined to grant the motion as to the sanctions order. it's a blistering passage saying that he is a serial litigant who weaponizes the justice system and you are going to see -- i would expect the judge to apply the same kind of care that he has done
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out 13 categories of misconduct. many are things that couldn't be charged as crimes, including like the trump foundation settle many when they were accused of wrongfully using charitable dollars for political purposes. they also include sanctions awarded against trump when he sued the dnc and hillary clinton in florida. but they are misconduct through which he can be impeached. and merchan is going to call balls and strikes what is within or not acceptable cross. we will see see what the d.a. plans to confront trump with. >> and it is a tool you will use as a defense attorney to prep your client in terms of coming up with a reasonable answer. >> he is not going to go on the stand interest he is not. but part of why you have this hearing is to explain to your client, you can be asked about this, and -- >> for lawyer lawyers that is when he does want to. >> you have no response pour this.
it. no problems for roma, who comfortably beat ac milan, and they'll play the newly crowned german champions bayer leverkusen, who beat west ham 3—1 on aggregate. alastair bruce ball was watching for us. at half—time, it really looked like west ham might be able to turn this tie around. they dominated against a recently crowned german champion, chased and harried and hassled and forced them into uncharacteristic mistakes. they also got the crucial early goal, michail antonio heading in from jarrod bowen's cross and in truth, they could have had more, matej kovar saving sharply from a bowen volley at close range, antonio accidentally blocking a shot that seemed destined for the corner. xabi alonso was forced to change his personnel and formation but it worked, as leverkusen were able to contain their opponents far more easily after the break and west ham's energy levels and belief levels inevitably dipped. david moyes�* team nearly became the first to beat leverkusen this season butjeremie frimpong's deflected shot in the 89th minute prevented
perspective is not to see regional escalation or rolling out of this war in multiple theaters. behind the scenes, though, it's already been happening. if you look at houthis in the red sea, iraqi militia and shia in iraq and syria that did the tower 22 attack, there's been a broad-based proxy war between iran, israel, iran and the united states boiling for many months. so i know they're trying to make sure and assure people they're not escalating, they're not tipping off a larger regional war. a very delicate line to cross. i think any sort of attack or direct action against u.s. military personnel again in the region or u.s. civilians would be a red line for the u.s. where they would have to move up escalating and i would also note there's the irgc, the iranian revolutionary guard corp and hezbollah in the past have directed terrorist attacks towards foreign targets, so that would be something else to watch out for if the iranians would
on the night but level on aggregate and after extra time, so the shoot—out settled it. no problems for roma, who comfortably beat ac milan, and they'll play the newly crowned german champions bayer leverkusen, who beat west ham 3—1 on aggregate. alastair bruce ball was watching for us. at half—time, it really looked like west ham might be able to turn this tie around. they dominated against a recently crowned german champion, chased and harried and hassled and forced them into uncharacteristic mistakes. they also got the crucial early goal, michail antonio heading in from jarrod bowen's cross and in truth, they could have had more, matej kovar saving sharply from a bowen volley at close range, antonio accidentally blocking a shot that seemed destined for the corner. xabi alonso was forced to change his personnel and formation but it worked, as leverkusen were able to contain their opponents far more easily after the break and west ham's energy levels and belief levels inevitably dipped.