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israel being prepared potentially to be brought back up at three and $20 million, six trucks under repair right now. >> floating off into the sea. joe biden did say is it work on this new deal he worked with israel and gaza there will be more aid going to gaza soon. from the state department to the inability to state department asking for more at least some individuals the inability to delivered keeps focusing on ways to help gaza parkway trying to pressure a cease fire to get that aid in there as well. here's one that didn't fly under the radar. definitely has all the attention was on new york versus trump. green lit the by the ukrainian military to launch attacks into russia. quietly u.s. weapons can be used to strike into the homeland of russia but not in defense in ukraine and offense of weapons into russia. this is how it always starts i
be community service because you know what community services in new york, it's picking up garbage in the park. it's cleaning graffiti. i mean, could you imagine if he was sentenced? five days of community service, you have to do the community service in new york well, you can try and work something out if the court approves it. not necessarily. he could do private community service. he could try and rent, but typically for anybody else for anybody sitting here, if you've got sentenced to community service, you're picking up garbage in the park i would never transfer community service. in this case. i'm want to keep the reins on that particular he could get probation two and probation means you've got to report to a probation officer telling where you are, what are you doing? >> that wouldn't vision officer would be here in new york? yes. and that also can be transferred. but again, i'm not transferring mr. trump. >> judge. great to have you we're not as to build joey jackson as well. thank you all for being here. meanwhile, trump's vice presidential contenders are rushing to his defense after that guilty verdict yesterday, joining us next is one those potential running mate's one of the most
the former president was convicted as charged friday by a 12 person jury. those jurors -- selected by the production and defense -- finding trump guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels to keep her story from voters before the 2016 election. a a new reuters/ipsos poll conducted immediately after the verdict finding now 1 in 10 registered gop voters saying they are less likely to vote for trump. since the guilty verdict, trump has been unloading and lashing out, at one point friday making the outrageous claim that the u.s. is fascist. >> this is a case where if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone. >> reporter: president biden responding -- >> it's reckless. it's dangerous, it's irresponsible. >> reporter: later with a joke outright dismissing trump and ch republicans' claims that he
donald trump. that all started with david pecker and it just continued, so when i think about is there one moment? no, there is not one moment. there is a series of moments each and every day that was two years in the making with alvin bragg's team thinking about, how do you construct this case in a way that no one can say it is solely because of that guy over there, who is disgruntled and upset because he served time in prison and that guy, the one he used to love, did not, and i think they did that masterfully. >> and adam, district attorney alvin bragg made appearances in the courtroom probably when his schedule allowed, a few times over the course of the trial during various points of testimony including, by the way, some of the most undramatic testimony he happened to be in the courtroom for, but he was there for every minute of the summations by the defense and the prosecution, and i was sitting there imagining alvin bragg a couple of years ago, when he really started staring at this evidence and at the point where he was deciding to go forward, to seek
wrong thing to do, you do not allow your client to dictate to you the terms of your defense, especially when you're talking about something as important as this case. u-turn and you let them create the defense. you can participate as a client, you do not dictate the terms of the defense. it is, again, stupid which is why i call him a sloat . >> there is a paper trail, there are documents here that cooperate and held up everything that you said, it was not just you, there was david pecker and hope hicks -- >> what is your sense why did they not come for david pecker the way that they came for you or the way they came for stormy daniels, why were they not critical of hope hicks? >> hope hicks is sort of the
a 700 credit score. >> join me at time.com. >> i'm mj lee at the white house and this is cnn the trump campaign is touting a surge in fundraising since the former president's conviction saying it's pulled in nearly $35 million in small donations. >> let's discuss this in more of the political implications of the trump guilty verdicts with veteran democratic strategist james carville. james, thanks. so much for joining us. this is clearly a very historic verdict. a former president, united states, being found guilty of 34 felonies. what do you think the political impact of this verdict will be? >> well, i think is to be determined, but i think democrats should point out it did put up no defense. trump would fail to defend himself. >> he goes out and both are stupid mouth outside the courtroom. >> he had a chance to take the stand. he could have said anything and they wanted to he could defend himself. they put out they put that abbott and
in two sworn statements seen by the jury and a tweet but these were reimbursements. he said that even after there were those two smoking gun documents, wasting so much time and so much credibility with the jury, with that it was a pivot point of both his opening statements and his closing arguments. and the fact that that was a pivot point of his defense i think may explain the speed with which the jury rejected reasonable doubt. >> you know, andrew, i have never, as i think about it, i cannot think of an instance in hearing a criminal defense lawyer, after losing the case, after getting hit with a guilty verdict, go into an interview and say they were witnesses that should've been heard in that courtroom, but they should've been called by the other side. i have never heard a lawyer in
turned down affirmative action. that was the difference for people that said voting doesn't matter. >> and michelle, let me bring you in here before we go to a break. it will be thanks to a remarkable testimony of a porn star he has done everything in his power to shame, silence, and discredit for eight years. >> yeah, and she has been through hell. and, has been so brave and so steadfast. and the fact that she testified at all is evidence of donald trump's unbelievable self- defeating stubbornness. there was actually no reason for her to testify, except at donald trump's defense insisted not only that there was nothing illegal about the hush money scheme, but that he hadn't slept with her at all. it is just lies on top of lies
these were reimbursements. he said that even after there were those two smoking gun documents. he wasted so much time and so much credibility with the jury with that. it was a pivot point of both his opening statements and his closing arguments, and the fact that was a pivot point of his defense, i think, may explain the speed with which the jury rejected reasonable doubt. >> you know, andrew, as i think about it, i cannot think of an instance of hearing a criminal defense lawyer after losing a case, after getting hit with a guilty verdict, going into an interview to say there were witnesses that should've been hurt in that courtroom.
more likely to vote my for hampered the new numbers are identical to pre-vertical poles with majority saying the verdict would not change their votes. another poll showing 54% of registered voters approving of this verdict with 34% saying they disapprove. these numbers could change when moore take the time to process news of this historic verdict. it remains within the margin of error. we have correspondence, analyst in place covering all of these new developments. first here with me is lauren hilliard, who has been covering this trial from the very beginning. trump lashing out yesterday on this conviction. he is not alone. who else is falling in line to trump's defense? >> reporter: much like the republican party has done over the last eight years, this is a moment in time where we saw a lot of republicans say, even specifically about not only this case about the january 6th