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questions you may have call now and we'll come to you 808 to one 4,000 it will all come down to this after more than five weeks and 20 plus witnesses attorneys in donald trump's hush money trial present. >> they're closing arguments tomorrow. >> will show you what to expect plus it's millions of americans facing the threat of severe weather this memorial day, the same storm system that already claimed the lives of at least 21 people leaving a path of destruction and it's way. >> and at least 45 people killed in israeli strike in rafah that gazan authorities they hit a camp for displa...

Exploring issues that affect leaders in the U. S. And around the globe. About. Can the legal system resist a Political Campaign led by the president of the United States. My favorite weird anecdote of yesterday, at One Point Giuliani was running out of so many people to talk to, he had to talk to a fellow lawyer. Jay sekulow had a radio show. Here is jay sekulow interviewing Rudy Giuliani, his boss as the attorney. Listen. Mayor, i know youve said and ive said we want to see this come to closure soon here. Mayor . Yeah, we do. Its about time that it ends. I also think, and i hope the Special C...

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Happened in the second trial. the second trial, by the way, what happened in the interim was the oj simpson verdict, and we all know the kinds of political ramifications that that caused for the d.a.'s office, and the same judge in the second trial disallowed much of the abuse evidence, and allowed, compounded things by allowing the d.a. to argue that it was an abuse excuse and that there was no evidence after it had basically been excluded from their presentation, so we think, you know, we're cautiously optimistic. >> the case was unique, correct me if i'm wrong, in so far as initially there ...

In one. two separate juries listening to the same presentation mostly but rendering different verdicts for each of the so-called boys. those were hung juries, and then in the second go around, they were consolidated into one trial. is that right? >> that's absolutely correct. by the way, both separate juries in trial number one found that the murder, predominantly that the murder had not been proved. the idea was not an acquittal, what it was, the legal term, imperfect self-defense and the idea was that it was a manslaughter. and if they had been convicted of manslaughter they would long since...