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going on right here should never be happening. it's a very sad day in america, i can tell you that. thank you very much. >> martha: down the street from the rush money trial new york state attorney general letitia james is another courtroom saying the $175 million agreed-to bond secured in cash by trump which allows him to appeal the judge's ruling in the civil fraud case she claims the bond is not financially valid according to the former president it was backed by cash. i don't know how that works. >> dana: full coverage on fox. jonna spilbor and lydia hu is with fox business outside the new york state supreme court to give us an update. hi, lydia. >> good morning. that hearing about this bond issue is about to get underway any moment. lawyers took their seats inside the court for both trump,
$464 million. that was a move that many legal experts say suggests appellate judges may be sympathetic to trump's appeal on this case on the merits. scheduling today's hearing on this bond issue is judge orther en groan. if this bond is voided, the a.g.'s office wants to give trump seven days to file a new one. if he couldn't or didn't, then his assets would become vulnerable all once again. dana and martha, back to you. >> dana: thank you so much. joining us now criminal defense attorney -- the key players in the trial. let's pull it up for everybody to see. the prosecutor is alvin bragg. donald trump at the center of everything as always. michael cohen is a star witness and they begin with david pecker the former publisher of the
confidently, relaxed, hands in pockets. he knows the facts. trump, meanwhile, sitting virtually emotionless as prosecutors begin these opening statements. this is just the beginning for donald trump. he's hearing for the first time exactly what this prosecution intends to bring forward to the jury and the types of witnesses he can anticipate hearing from in the days and weeks ahead. >> maya, what do you think colangelo's most important point in his mind is right now? >> i think it's pattern, pattern, pattern. pattern of behavior, that's what we're hearing from vaughn. what he's really trying to say is, when all is said and done and you have all these facts and evidence, you have to decide whether donald trump had the
likely only have them still photos of donald trump in court. this break ijust want to of donald trump in court. this break i just want to be new one of donald trump in court. this break ijust want to be new one line of donald trump in court. this break i just want to be new one line from our reporter inside this, this is a direct quote of the prosecution, manhattan district attorney's of his addressing the jury, manhattan district attorney's of his addressing thejury, presenting their case right now. this case is about a criminal conspiracy and cover—up. the defendant donald trump orchestrated a criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election then he covered up that criminal conspiracy by lying in his new york business records over and over and over again. that is the nub of the prosecution's case that the jury of the prosecution's case that the jury is hearing for the first time. let's get some more now on some of those we're expecting to see in the courtroom. meghan owen reports. obviously, donald trump himself is at the heart of the trial but there are a number of key
>> harris: 20 minutes away from hearing from the nypd who had a very busy night again last night. so it will be interesting to see what they plan to do moving forward as you said. we'll stay on it and bring you back as news warrants. thank you. ari fleischer fox news contributor and former white house press secretary. i want to get your thoughts on what police really are up against as we wait now. we are 19, 20 minutes away from hearing from them. what are they facing? >> distress. i find this distressing. i can only imagine police officers arrest them and they are let loose. what is the value of an arrest if the people can return to campus and do it again? why do administrators, admissions offices admit students who believe in these things? why do we want people on their campuses who burn american flags, chant death to america
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been involved in. now, of course, is unclear if trump will definitely take the stand. this is what called a sandoval hearing, where you get out of the way at the outset, what specifically it is that prosecutors can ask a defendant if he or she takes the stand. the judge revealing that right now is unclear what he has decided. of course, the other big news from this morning is that juror number nine said they had concerns about the media attention in this case. but after meeting with the judge and lawyers that juror has decided to remain on the case. >> all right paula reid. thank you so much. appreciate it. let's talk more about this case so first of all, explain again what the sandoval hearing. >> yes. yeah. sandoval hearing of the fancy way of saying before a defendant has to take the stand or as an option, take the stand. >> they get to know what you're going to ask them. are you going to go about issues? i do or do not want to talk about, it's all about what's called, what's probative versus prejudicial. >> and anything that they have to warn them about are just legal matters. >> well, it's it's basically a
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and it should remind people, not of his victimhood, but the thomas paine incite, that we don't have a king. in america, the law is king. what we're seeing in the new york courthouse, however tawdry the narrative around it is, the facts of the case, that doesn't matter. what matters the law itself is supreme. it's not just about the appetites and ambitions of one person. >> lisa, there's more coming in other courtrooms pertaining to donald trump. also today, a hearing in former president trump's civil fraud case. remember that? on friday, new york attorney general letitia james asked a judge to void the bond trump secured so he can appeal the decision. james is questioning whether the company that issued the $175