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opening statements begin on monday. and according to the judge, quote, this trial is starting. so long we have been using the word erosion on trump's institutions and america's faith in them f. this week's spectacle showed us any, the term "erosion" the flow of water, slow and steady, might be under stating the immediate danger. we should think of the harm done to the structure of our democracy like a tidal wave, flash flooding possible. try as we might to board up the windows to be kept from being swept away there is damage more and more every second. some jurors so frightened or intimidated from doing their basic civic duty that some were moved to tears in the courthouse as they were today for fear of retaliation. you can see it in the way the disgraced president lies in the case and the way everyone is in if. he conditioned his followers to
in this courtroom clearly is "in god we trust" yet that courtroom is where something extraordinary happened this afternoon. judge had to go through things that were litigated if not once, twice. in setting forth the rulings on things, he said, i am reading from my notes" you can notton submit premotion letters asking to revisit every ruling. i entertained your motions in good faith. at some point you have to accept this court's rulings. we are having opening statements monday. >> at some 90 that donald trump started to stand up and he said sir, we are not finished and sit down. donald trump was incredibly humbled by that but peeved. when he walked out he usually scans the press in attendance
about it. see what okay, any mediocre lawyer avoid ask you why can we do about it is my to follow-up questions. [laughter] >> will yes okay i got it yes and the reason why is simple we find it so there are four big bring anybody greater happiness, that was of the happiest people are think my family and friendship and work this serves other people and it feels like a vocation meaningful work, is incredibly important and people most of that although you find the more more young people try to get into the sum of the work. and faith is falling read more more people say that they have no faith in the year that i was born, the mid 60s, 1 percent of the populations and they had a faith and now it is 33 percent say they have no faith has really concentrated and coercive study which is to say the younger generation in the millennial's, the less likely to form families with great seekers of happy life is getting married and having kids and so all the sales yet it needs to be reinforced to the generation for
wanting to see?— to achieve, what a workers wanting to see? right now, it's havin: wanting to see? right now, it's having that _ wanting to see? right now, it's having that voice _ wanting to see? right now, it's having that voice so _ wanting to see? right now, it's having that voice so we - wanting to see? right now, it's having that voice so we can - having that voice so we can have a say in the company, right now, up until this weekend, they dictated everything we did from schedule to paid benefits and now we get to paid benefits and now we get to take all tattoo negotiating table and benefit us well at the same time, benefiting the country. the same time, benefiting the count . ., ., country. you mentioned there, thins country. you mentioned there, things like _ country. you mentioned there, things like scheduling, - country. you mentioned there, things like scheduling, rights, | things like scheduling, rights, leave, pay, you will take that to negotiating table, what kind of tactics will you use their? is it a possibility for a strike you can the likes of which we saw in detroit, for example?— example? we hope not. as someone — example? we hope not. as someone that's _ example? we hope not. as someone that's talked - example? we hope not. as. someone that's talked about example? we hope not. as - someone that's talked about but we explain to people that a strike is a tool we can use if we need to but it's a last resort. nobody benefits from a strike, nobody wants to go on strike, nobody wants to go on strike, if we are forced to, that's an option will look at but i believe that the company is ready to negotiate with us in good faith and we will have
about it. see what okay, any mediocre lawyer avoid ask you why can we do about it is my to follow-up questions. [laughter] >> will yes okay i got it yes and the reason why is simple we find it so there are four big bring anybody greater happiness, that was of the happiest people are think my family and friendship and work this serves other people and it feels like a vocation meaningful work, is incredibly important and people most of that although you find the more more young people try to get into the sum of the work. and faith is falling read more more people say that they have no faith in the year that i was born, the mid 60s, 1 percent of the populations and they had a faith and now it is 33 percent say they have no faith has really concentrated and coercive study which is to say the younger generation in the millennial's, the less likely to form families with great seekers of happy life is getting married and having kids and so all the sales yet it needs to be reinforced to the generation for
strengthened even in the short time the caucus has been around. >> nice. oh! serve and point. zahn zap they even let me play a point or two. >> that's game. good game. >> game! if. shannon: and just a note, my team lost solely because of me. also my podcast is out torqued living the bream drops this afternoon. -- i sat down with candace cameron, but re to discuss the new film, unsung hero, that that a tells the story of a family that lost nearly everything except their faith and each other. it is a fantastic filmment it's out friday. i'm shannon bream. have a great week. play some pickleball, and we'll see you next "fox fox news ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪
made the mom thing all the more funny. she was the first one they notice. >> the world was her catwalk? >> pretty much. >> beautiful girl. >> yet. >> i love that i'm told i look like her. >> that is sweet. >> her beauty was more than skin deep. tattoos testified to her strong faith. this is her dad. >> the most important line was in those last fortunate than we are. i think she grasped that. >> and drew strength from it, especially in difficult times. one night in particular was a defining moment for young haley. she was 12 when she went to a friend's house for a sleepover. >> that night, the brother of the girl that my daughter was staying with, he was 19 and my