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>> brian: georgia on hold. the documents case aileen cannon doesn't seem close to putting that up. >> steve: she is in no hurry. >> brian: january 6th case waiting on the immunity situation. >> ainsley: you know the democratic party will wait until the last minute to release anything they have on him. just like they did with the billy bush tape. they would love to hold off these trials. they need to get some started, i think, in their mind to get some momentum but hold out until the very possible last second before the election. >> brian: will it be ruled as election interference that close to the election? brian. >> ainsley: it could backfire. >> brian: are they going to put him in court lawrence the department of justice has this silly argument they are making now that it is not considered before the election since they started this months ago. or years ago. their investigation. they are not judging this by -- i think it's ridiculous because you have a trial in a case still happening before the election, it's still going to impact the

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CNN This Morning

election if i win, what's going on there? >> well, i think i think he has a basic assumption that he's being railroaded at every step of the process. he thinks that about the judge. he obviously would think that about jury selection process as well. i don't know if that's true or not. i mean, it only takes one person in a jury for a criminal defendants. so i don't know if that's true or not. we'll see how it plays out. i mean, i look when this whole thing started, there were a whole bunch of people on the left and the right who said they thought it was weak case that it did not rise the level of a felony, that this is not something that should have been indicted the way that it was you never know, maybe a juror in there that agrees with them? yeah. >> do you worry about how this case may play out and whether this could end up being a gift to trump at the end of the day, if there's 88 indictments out there like this, this is one of many and probably the one that people feel is least serious this is joe da's talked about this being tied to election interference. it's not nearly the same type of election interference that we associate with calling up the state

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

of his quest for manhattan's approval in particular. there is no coming back from this. this is a full rejection of him and i think for that reason, it is a personal trial. >> the boy from queens determined to be king. he did leave the white house and led a big life in florida. they went to florida. they went to la. they live large but none of them came back to nyc. the da made it clear that prosecutors plan to press trump on his previous new york cases. if he decides to take the stand. why would they do that? what does it have to do with this case? what does e. jean carroll or the civil fraud case? what does that have to do with election interference? >> it doesn't have much to do for the substance of this case, but it does affect donald trump's credibility as a witness. so this was part of something referred to in new york as a

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The Ingraham Angle

security and court personnel and the press and the biden campaign they love the fact that all of this, that bragg's entire case has already drained millions of dollars from donald trump. the g.o.p.'s presumptive presidential nominee. >> i'm supposed to be in new hampshire. i'm supposed to be in georgia. i'm supposed to be in north carolina. south carolina, i'm supposed to be in a lot of different places campaigning. but i have been here all day on a trial that really is a very unfair trial. >> laura: and that's the point, isn't it? keep trump off the trail. keep him bogged down. shelling out money as biden goes out and raises hundreds of millions from billionaires. that's the style of unequal politicized justice that we should all expect in the coming years if bragg, fani willis and jack smith are allowed to wage their not so subtle campaign of election interference. and that's the angle.

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

himself, but this is going to raise questions. what was said eden directly say themselves, but all yeah, there's a little line underneath that said jessie waters, fox news house. >> he said they are catching undercover liberal activists lying to the judge in order to get on the trump deray. there's absolutely no evidence so any liberal activists that has been caught now, obviously, as we have seen, this process unfold, there have been things that have come out, which is part of the jury selection process of people saying, maybe i can't be fair or old social media posts, the judge has ruled on that in various cases of these jurors, did you post in 2020 something about the election? what news accounts, what we'd be reposted on social media. the judge in some cases has dismissed these jurors and other cases is i don't really think that this is going to impact their ability to be impartial. that is all part of the process. but again, here you have donald trump muddied the waters. he is trying good time and time again to make this case seem as though it is political that is all about election interference. and this is just

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

the da made it clear the prosecutors plan to press trump in previous cases if he takes the stand. why would he do that? what does it have to do with this case? what does that have to do with election interference? >> it does not have anything to do with the substance of the case but it does affect trump's credibility as a witness. this is referred to as a sandoval hearing. a quirk of new york law where the prosecution has to give the defendant notice that if you take the stand and become a witness not just a defendant, we are going to try to impeach your credibility by bringing out acts of prior dishonesty so the jury can assess your truthfulness when you answer the questions today. so to give the defendant that notice, they can make the decision, if these things will

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All In With Chris Hayes

years in federal prison? >> and another painful answer to the question the trump campaign keeps asking. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> when all-in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. it's wednesday which must be donald trump's favorite day of the workweek because his new york criminal trial for election interference is not in session on wednesday. on wednesdays he does not have to sit in the courtroom eight hours where he must be quiet and cannot control what happens. and on wednesday he does not have to listen as they read into the record what people say about him in the real world. that is what happened in the courtroom yesterday. for any american other than trump himself, negative posts are the most mundane thing

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All In With Chris Hayes

good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. wednesday, it's wednesday, which must be donald trump's favorite day of the workweek, as his new york criminal trial for election interference is not in session on a one. so on wednesdays, he does not have to sit in the courtroom for eight hours, where he must quiet and cannot control what happens. and on wednesdays, he does not have to listen as his lawyers and the judge read into the record the various nasty things that people say about him out in the real world. because that's exactly what happened in judge juan mershon's manhattan courtroom yesterday. now, again, for any american, i think, other than from his health, negative talk about donald trump, post on social media is the most mundane thing imaginable. the fact of the matter is, he's polarizing, and he is unpopular. more people dislike him like an by a margin of nearly 12%, though that's been higher in the past it's nothing new. and again, both in 2016 and 2020, donald trump lost the popular vote in this big great complicated country of ours by a significant margin. by 2.8 million votes in 2016,

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The Story With Martha MacCallum

country. there has been a legitimacy credibility problem that bragg is not just going to have to confront now but forever. he is trying to make president trump spend several days a week locked inside a courtroom for the next several weeks. president trump was right to get out and go to the boat they go where he was attacked. hopefully every other day they can continue to do that as well. as far as the charges itself, the department of justice declined to prosecute. the predecessor declined to prosecute and he is trained to elevate misdemeanours to bring down trump and this is election interference. you don't have to talk to a supporter of president trump to get that opinion you can talk to plenty of people who've been critics of president trump eric when they put on that had of being an independent minded person they are unbiased and their judgement is that it's clearly a political prosecution. >> martha: you know, as a new

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CNN News Central

see if he weighs in on what could be the biggest story of the day. house speaker mike johnson putting his job on the line for a vote on ukraine aid. will donald i'll trump, cut them loose. cnn's kristen holmes is outside court. seven jurors so far we will see where we end up for the next few hours. kristen yeah, that's right. >> so let's talk about what we're going to actually see today. and as you mentioned, donald trump is likely to leave in the next hour and we use expected to stop and speak to the cameras. remember, he is still running a presidential campaign. he is going to use every opportunity he can to paint this trial as unfair as election interference, as we have seen him do for the last several months. so today, we are talking about another 96 jurors being brought into the the courtroom, that means the judge is going to first talk to them. is there anyone who feels like they can't be impartial? that's going to dismiss several people last time, it was more than half of the pool that had comment, then there's going to be conversations about anyone else who feels for some reason they are to fit to serve in this jury that will dismiss

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