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election today, he submitted a revised disclosure filing revealing additional luxury travel to indonesia and to bohemian grove secret of vip retreating the california woods, all paid for by conservative billionaire friend harlan crow, reporting from propofol boc, propublica, first revealed some of the gifts that he got in all of this coming on the heels i've, report from a watchdog group fix the court identifying justice thomas as by far the biggest gift recipient on the court to the tune of more than $4 worth over the last 20 years, joining us as former obama white house ethics are normal eyes in and former federal judge nancy gertner. >> so judge gardner, you've been critical of justice thomas what do you make? have him just now officially disclosing those trips paid for by harlan crow does that make the situation and it's too little? >> well, it makes it somewhat better, but it's still too little too late. >> i mean, here here i have to pause. federal judges have
how accurate do you think this could be? so they took the skull, and then they built up the layers for the soft tissue. and then the things like the skin pigmentation, the hair, the eye colours. it's as accurate as we can make it. and do we know anything about what she would have eaten, what her health was like? there are certain things we can tell from her health, particularly in the kind ofjawbone and the teeth. we can see a lot of grinding down of molars. molars missing. i mean, she's a beautiful woman. you can see an expression in her eyes and herface, and i think it gives you that connection with the nabataeans. it's quite hard to find because, you know, they didn't leave much to help us. and yet you've managed to reconstruct this whole, what feels like, living woman with a soul and a story. so i find it very moving. hinat is as close as i can get to an actual nabataean. so for now, this is the end of myjourney.
writing checks from the white house. >> in terms of the vibe in the room, what you have heard about it being kind of a courtroom is real. >> reporter: i was in the courtroom. his eyes have been closed for most of the morning. >> one simple word, guilty, repeated over and over. something we have never seen before. >> tonight, we welcome you to this special msnbc event, prosecuting donald trump, witness to history. over this next hour, andrew weissmann and i will lead you through what you missed inside that courtroom, not the line by line details of witness testimony but with the help of our msnbc and nbc colleagues, we will tell you what it was really like to sit just behind donald trump is the details of the case spelled out. will tell you what it felt like in the room when witnesses took the stand just a few feet away from the performer president.
president. over the last 50 minutes or so we have given you a look at the trial through the eyes of our msnbc team. i know you have lots of questions over what you saw over the last several weeks. here is andrew wiseman and her legal panel. >> pics, rachel. back with us now, laura jarrett, katie phang, lisa rubin. let's get your questions. myrna from new jersey asked in the new york city courthouse, why were special accommodations made for trump and his allies? i know you have been very focused on the last part of that, his allies. for example, trump was allowed a special area to rant and rave against the judicial system and others and lie blatantly, and his son and allies were allowed to keep their phones while in court. so, why was that? >> i will give you what i think is the only reasonable argument for it, and then stipulate that it has been abused and wildly so. i think the legitimate reason is for his own security. these are arrangements that
cares that she refers to him as the orange turd. they're not offended by it. these are new yorkers. these are people who have heard worse in the subway. >> so, we leave the courtroom. we walk out. there was a row of bathrooms during breaks. everybody lines up in the bathroom like you would in any kind of public place. we are all in line looking at each other, giving eyes at each other, like oh my gosh is that what really happened? getting onto the elevator, going down for lunch, did she just accuse the former president of this? everyone is mulling over and digesting what we just heard. >> the jurors have been admirably stonefaced. i know i've seen reports. i did not see with my own eyes but i saw reports of jurors involuntarily reacting to some of the more salacious details that came out during stormy daniels' testimony. i didn't see anything like
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on word from the few reporters who were actually in the room making note, writing down, committing to memory the things we saw and experienced. things that a transcript cannot capture. take a look. >> that was something to behold. i could hear gasps all around me. i wasn't sure we were going to get to a place where we had any guilty verdict against trump, let alone all 34 counts. >> donald trump was climbing from the oval office, even todd blanche said that donald trump was writing checks from the white house. >> this is as professional a jury as you can get. and you can never read anything from them. >> just in terms of the vibes in the room, what you have heard about it being a dingy courtroom is real. >> i was in the courtroom, his eyes have been closed for most of the morning. i can't say what's happening behind those lids. >> one simple word, guilty, repeated over and over and over. something we've never seen before. >> tonight we welcome you to
>> i don't know if it explains the clearing of the courtroom and how dramatic it was to be in the room when the judge was so fired up. i thought he was going to throw him behind bars. so bob costello gets on the stand, and right away he is combative, he was aggressive, he is rolling his eyes. he's muttering audibly. >> could you hear it? >> i am in the courtroom lighting up the chat like, guys, this is going off the rails fast, okay? we had a sense it was going south. but i didn't know it was going to go as south as it did. >> when you're there, you're also communicating to your colleagues. >> we sort of have a bizarre pony express situation now where we're allowed to use some electronics. we can't use our phones, because there's a concern somebody's going to mess up and tape it, but we can use our laptops. we can send messages, but we can't use our phones. so in the chat we're all sending color about the courtroom about
supreme court clerks. let me sit here for a second. so he is acknowledged at the 2019 trips you're already closing your eyes and shaking your head. >> like it so i can i get labs to avocado? i can last for doing lab. i'm going to look at you anymore, okay. i'm over here, a 2019 trip paid by republican megadonor. >> there was a watchdog group fix the court, identifying thomas as the biggest gift recipient on the court to the tune of more than $4 over the last 20 years. so i mean, this idea of justice's having at one time enjoying the highest approval ratings, right they ran touch while everyone was fine with them. they weren't in the mud. it was wonderful. they have been under a spotlight for a long time now over issues of financial disclosures and ethics and beyond what is this tell you in terms of the amount of heat which stands alone from others, has accumulated clarence thomas helped make the principle that money talks a
said that he wanted the grand jurors to hear from and i thought well okay, that's a really stupid move because it's never going to stop the grand jury from indicting and you just revealed something to the prosecution and you know, as a defense lawyer, one of the things you have, sometimes almost the only thing you have, is surprise, so here it was flopped out to the prosecution a year ago, so obviously the record here does give some flavor to bob costello. >> a little bit. i don't know if it explains the clearing of the courtroom and how dramatic it was to be in the room when the judge was so fired up i thought he was going to throw him behind bars, so bob castillo gets on the standard right away he is combative, aggressive, rolling his eyes, muttering audibly. i am in the courtroom lighting up the chat line. guys, this is going off the rails fast. we had a sense it was going south, but i didn't know it was going to go south as it did.