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formula for evaluating accuracy. you have your varied life experiences to do so. so much like the jury selection was an art, as hasn't credibility is going to come from your own gut intuition. and what you believe to be true. yeah. and if unless i'm mistaken in the criminal justice system, the people represented equally important group at police investigate times, and the district attorney's offenders hold on. >> oh, i actually have a newfound respect right now. it's going to be calling you i also just as we're as we're doing this to stay on the same thread. >> look at what's at on the side of your screen. it's not only chuckle inducing to say this is real life, this is not a tv show because that's true in general, it's also interesting because the guy who is the defendant became known to people around the country in the world on a reality tv show show, he's late, wasn't court related. it was business-relate d and it is part of the dynamic
are seeing on the screen those are notes from our three colleagues inside. >> so you have a minute by minute, second by second. i'm going to count. >> and also, i think just the dynamic for trump. obviously there's no cameras in the courtroom that's how we're relying on our colleagues for these updates, but the dynamic and the courtroom trump it's not surrounded by his political aides like he typically is, or friends, or family, or allies. he's got his legal team, but everyone else is seated towards the back of the courtroom. so he's not able to confer with them. he ceded there next to he's got three attorneys in the room with him. >> and i think that picture there just speaks to the moment of what donald trump's life is about to be like where he is not a control of his schedule or his environment, are able to respond in real-time. >> three things that he prioritizes and values and typically is used to capital eyes off of as since he was in the white house when he was on the campaign trail. and even as a businessman, here in new york, his entire life is changing for the next six to eight weeks. now that he's in that courtroom and this is going forward and the judges in charge of the schedule, not donald trump. >> it's going to be very
>> i think he does realize that. that is why i do not think he is telling the truth. if this should surprise nobody was watching his broadcast. former president donald trump is being deceptive. not telling us the truth. the reality is that donald trump always says he will take the stand just like you would talk to robert mueller and he did not. he did briefly testified that on the carol case. they asked very few questions because they knew that it would be opening up to cross- examination. obviously, if he takes a stand. i agreed to be an absolute disaster for him. i think that is why he's going to create some anticipation. and say something like the case will fall apart. or to give some excuse not to do it. >> there is an interesting dynamic. it is the physical that we do not talk about. it appears that he is frustrated. the trial is taking away from his opportunity to be on the campaign trail. perhaps he was hoping to use this trial as a sort of podium.
prosecutor favor if he were to testify? >> reporter: i think he does realize that. that is why i don't think he is going to do it. with just surprises no one who is watching this broadcast that donald trump is being deceptive and not telling us the truth. the reality is donald trump says he will take the stand just like he said he would talk to robert mueller and then he did it. he did briefly testify in the e. jean carroll case. they asked in very few questions because they knew they would just be opening up to cross-examination. if he takes the stand, i agree with dean, it would be a disaster for him. i think that is why he will create anticipation and then he will say something like, the case fell apart or it is so weak so he does not have to. give some excuse not to do it. >> there is an itching dynamic to this. it is a physical one, which we do not talk about but it appears that trump is pleasure at the fact the trial is taking
and to have a better life, then you don't stop. the idea that we have saved five million people's lives, it's overwhelming. it's everything. >> tonight on [ bleep ] , it tonight on should we be concert at boston dynamic showed off a new humanoid row brought that is freaking people out with its moves which raises the question should we be concerned? does this concern you? >> maybe another people but i don't find myself attracted to the robot i mean that in any sense of the word not just sexually attracted there is something not quite like getting validated from another human and
that means speaker johnson can only afford to lose one republican vote, one vote until a special election next month to replace the former speaker kevin mccarthy, who left congress at the end of last year. this dynamic could spell real trouble for speaker johnson, especially since a trio of far right members of his conference are threatening to oust him in retaliation for bringing a vote on ukraine eight. congressman paul gosar, congressman tom massey are cosponsors of a motion to vacate against johnson, filed by the champion of chaos, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. today, thomas massey says he will not trigger the motion to vacate himself but hopes the pressure will leave the speaker with no choice but to resign. >> what we are hoping to do by cosponsoring a motion to vacate is to get mike johnson to acknowledge he will lose the vote and not have to have the vote. if it comes to that, there will
another. the politics are absolutely fascinating. you have donald trump, who last week thought he was going to neutralize this issue. throws the pro life movement under the bus. even though he is responsible for roe versus wade overturned. flip-flops on the issue. and as you point out, in arizona, they have a law on the books that probably has the support of less than 10% of the electorate. they have an easy way out and they have chosen not to do it. so you see this dynamic here, where at the very moment that republicans are saying hey, can we moderate our position on this? is there some sort of an offramp? the arizona republican party is basically saying no, we're completely comfortable with this, even though it's probably going to cost them the control of the legislature, may cost them the u.s. senate seat. and probably is going to tip arizona over in the presidential election. but this is one of the -- again, part of what makes this fascinating is kind of the
to remember when republicans had what they called the hazard rule right? but you needed to have the majority of the majority in order to pass any bill. now it seems that if you want to govern in the country, you have to find a way to work with democrats. if you're a republican party because there aren't enough republicans who are willing to do the right thing on these big bills. >> in part, but i would just say in part because donald trump is the republican nominee. right. and so you have a hard right of the party. well, no, not taking their kids from that dynamic mike johnson so what to see donald trump. >> what did donald trump's say about ukraine? their survival is important. the united states he did not come out against mike johnson's plan. mean i think that people were against congressman johnson were sorely disappointed. i mean, i think donald trump wants to get to a place where he's president again, so he can convert a solvent, can bring you in on that because i i've never i've never heard you say a lot of things. what you just said at the top of this discussion was intense and is it your sense
is not something that should be happening. and i think mike survives. so you think he survives, but what about this coalition itself? >> democrats marjorie taylor greene as you just heard her saying, oh, there must be some deal with democrats here. what did he give up for them? they may be expecting something in return. we know some republicans want to punish johnson as we just heard, for reaching across the aisle. what about this bipartisan dynamic? could it last? >> well, more than 180 democrats signed a discharge petition trying to move this bill to the floor. these bills to the floor. so i'm not surprised at all about the coalition. i think the coalitions are based on the particular legislation that's going to the floor. and not necessarily a standing coalition that some republicans have with some democrats i think that bipartisanship used to be something that people celebrated. now, it's evidently a sign of weakness or some backroom deal. if marjorie knows about a backroom deal, she should bring forth the evidence. if she has a recording or she was present when the deal was made, or
russia and ukraine north korea looking for some attention god help us china eating our lunch it's just a remarkable dynamic and i think there are more and more people saying they feel dumb and embarrassed her having voted for joe biden but that is what fear does to use this is why they this demonizing of donald trump trying to make you think the world is going to and lo and behold the world did in because of joe biden now we have a chance to make a difference here and this is what the bad guys also know this is why the rest of this year as donald trump they try to put him in a cage the one guy that can save this nation and the world at this point i thought donald trump of course was great and the great president is now the guy that can save the world who new but that's what we have and they caged him and we have bad guys around the world knowing they've got about six months to