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Trump on Trial New York v. Donald Trump

the attention of a jury, but the prosecution because they have the burden of proof here, they want to lay out and explain the road map and who these people are they're going to be hearing from. i think 45 minutes is about the upper limit of what i would want to do in an opening statement. absolutely never more than an hour. many lawyers violate that rule because they get caught up in the minutia of their evidence. it is important to introduce the names. they're going to hear names, they're going to hear date, they're going to hear events, so giving that perspective and that overall vision of what the case is going to look like i think is really important for framing of the case so that the jury knows when they hear names, when they hear events they can go back to that opening and say, i remember what they said about this. here's how these various pieces fit together in the puzzle. >> thank you so much for being with us. i'm just wondering as a defense attorney looking at what blanch has said in the early, you know, minutes of it, among the things

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you shouldn't believe him and you'll have to acquit trump after all is said and done. we have to acquit trump after all is said and done.— have to acquit trump after all is said and done. we are hearing 'ust before all the ﬁ said and done. we are hearing 'ust before all the arguments �* said and done. we are hearing 'ust before all the arguments from h before all the arguments from various different legal experts saying how crucial the framing is of the opening statements. we had someone giving frighteningly high statistics frankly about the amount of jurors that statistics frankly about the amount ofjurors that make up their mind after the opening statements, then don't really change their mind when it comes to the end. are you a little bit more judicious than that, a bit more sceptical than that because back what do you make of it? i'm a bit more sceptical in this case. this is a complex case, all the jurors understand that the implications for the country and political system are serious, and it'll be a long trial, at least if the government estimates how long it'll take, it could be 5—6 more weeks of this. i doubt they'll even remember much of what's in the opening — the functioning of the opening — the functioning of the opening from the government's perspective is to give jurors a road

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the stand. thejudge would ask donald trump if he takes the stand. the judge deciding to allow numerous parts of past civil cases, including on defamation, on business fraud. interesting. as we wait to hear those opening arguments, talk to as about why they are so significant, giving a framing for what we can hearfor the giving a framing for what we can hear for the days and weeks ahead. it's exactly that point. it is all about how these sites are able to frame their case to the jury. 0ften frame their case to the jury. often it is done in a very kind of narrative, storytelling way, trying to set the scene for jurors narrative, storytelling way, trying to set the scene forjurors to put them in donald trump was mind. prosecutors will try to build up the kind of point donald trump was in 2016. and that his campaign was in

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has refused to countenance an idea of a big has refused to countenance an idea ofa big inquiry has refused to countenance an idea of a big inquiry because the war is still ongoing. that's been the prevailing attitude. i would be surprised if at the end of this war, there isn't a big inquiry and senior figures well have been found to be at fault or accused of it, and may be other resignations to come. thank ou ve be other resignations to come. thank you very much _ be other resignations to come. thank you very much for _ be other resignations to come. thank you very much for that. _ be other resignations to come. thank you very much for that. i _ be other resignations to come. thank you very much for that. i just - be other resignations to come. thank you very much for that. i just want. you very much for that. ijust want to take you back to new york because we are keeping a kenai on events in the courtroom. this is the live feed we have from the courthouse. the court proceedings themselves taking place upstairs. what we are expecting today is to hear from the prosecution and the fence, their opening statements. they are crucial legal moments in this trial because they will give as a flavour of the framing of the contacts on how this trial will proceed. if there's time, we are due to hear from witnesses.

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there is a stills photographer and they're capturing moments but no they�* re ca pturingrmoments butane footage they�*re capturingrmoments butane footage allowed, and we've video footage allowed, and we've just been told that the lawyer for donald trump there is finishing his opening statements with basically an appeal tojurors, asking them to listen to their evidence and use "common—sense" rather than be taken by prosecutors assertions. that's why we're here, he said before the break. they were picked to jurors because they were asked of put aside their views of trump's persona and "we trust you to do that." opening from the prosecution and defence, getting a much clearer picture now of what their arguments will be, the context will be effectively the framing for this trial in the days and weeks ahead. we will get plenty more reaction to what we've heard so far ahead of hearing from any actual

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clear this case is a bad - in the last half an hour? it 3 clear this case is a bad donald trump's intent, making hush money payments is not a crime. lying to your spouse, as wicked as it is, is not a federal crime or state crime in the us. but they are alleging donald trump made these payments to cover up news of his affairs to corrupt the 2016 presidential election in the us.— corrupt the 2016 presidential election in the us. that disabled claim. election in the us. that disabled claim- what _ election in the us. that disabled claim. what do _ election in the us. that disabled claim. what do you _ election in the us. that disabled claim. what do you make - election in the us. that disabled claim. what do you make of - election in the us. that disabled claim. what do you make of the | claim. what do you make of the framing, in one sense these details we are familiar with already, but we've heard in the build—up to hearing from these two sides, the prosecution and defence, they are so important in cases like this for framing, guiding thejury about important in cases like this for framing, guiding the jury about what will happen? do you go along with it is crucialfor will happen? do you go along with it is crucial for both sides that they clearly get their point across at this moment?— clearly get their point across at this moment? , ., ~ ., ,

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so, i can talk from the bmj perspective that when you get that kind of — we're very evidence—based at the bmj. we're a medical research journal. and, you know, when doctors are involved, it's a bmj story, so it's natural for us to take an interest in this and approach it from an evidence—based perspective and i think what we had to do is do what cass did — hilary cass did — which was to remove the political framing and focus on what is the evidence and not to be sort of blindsided by some of the backlash we got from the stories that we ran. and we were very aware of the work that deb and hannah was doing. we previously covered the interim findings of the cass report. hilary cass came to us. she wanted to talk directly to the profession. so, we ran an opinion piece by her~ _ but when we got involved with investigations is — looking at the fact that in the us,

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so, i can talk from the bmj perspective that when you get that kind of — we're very evidence—based at the bmj. we're a medical research journal. and, you know, when doctors are involved, it's a bmj story, so it's natural for us to take an interest in this— and approach it from an evidence—based perspective and i think what we had to do is do what cass did — hilary cass did, which was to remove the political framing and focus on what is the evidence and not to be sort of blindsided by some of the backlash we got from the stories that we ran. and we were very aware of the work that deb and hannah was doing. we previously covered the interim findings of the cass report. hilary cass came to us. she wanted to talk directly to the profession. so, we ran an opinion piece by her. but when we got involved with investigations is — looking at the fact that

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became a problem. so, i can talk from the bmj perspective that when you get that kind of — we're very evidence—based at the bmj. we're a medical research journal. and, you know, when doctors are involved, it's a bmj story, so it's natural for us to take an interest in this and approach it from an evidence—based perspective and i think what we had to do is do what cass did — hilary cass did, which was to remove the political framing and focus on what is the evidence and not to be sort of blindsided by some of the backlash we got from the stories that we ran. and we were very aware of the work that deb and hannah was doing. we previously covered the interim findings of the cass report. hilary cass came to us. she wanted to talk directly to the profession. so, we ran an opinion piece by her. but when we got involved with investigations is — looking at the fact that in the us, the transgender

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night. >> one of the things i wonder about is how much better iran is at the information war in the fact that in the aftermath of what they did, everybody is asking now what is -- it is like israel is the bad guy if we retaliate a response. the framing here is so iranian, i'm really disturbed by it. over 300 missiles, some of them fell, you show them on the screen as we go on, and in its own way the fact that israel has just invested in the last 20 to 30 years an enormous amount of our budget to defend our soil, our citizens, the fact that the international community joined together to help defend from this incoming rockets should not diminish from the immensity of what iran did, a sovereign country, firing those rockets, and, again, if i go back to the hezbollah very important person fascinating and waiting to be

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