Money case. this is a falsifying business records case. we re going to break it down to its essential elements. we re not going to make it something that it s not, we re nogoing to allow and we re going to print donald trump and his team for taking this on, on a sideways that it shouldn t go. i m overwhelmingly confident that josh and chris and those guys who are overlapped with are ready to go. they ve been ready yesterday the week before and they re not gonna get distracted no matter what happens outside that courtroom, they are staying the course. these are morgan thought guys who ve gone for morgan thaw the dance now to brag, they ve been around the block. chris was in the homicide investigations unit as achieved this is a team the team trump does not want to mess with. they still have the burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, but to do their. thing it sticks are certainly hi stacy, jeremy, thanks so much. very grateful for you guys hanging with us the entire hour much more to come next week, we re also working to get the particulars on what went down in that appeals court after trump s legal team s request
Trial testimony or has a family emergency or or something goes wrong in their personal life and they need to step off the case. they will go to the judge and ask permission. hopefully that never happens. but the alternative it s are sitting next to the jury while the trial is underway, they are hearing the same evidence that the sworn in jury panel is hearing, and they will be immediately available. well, two step in if needed i m glad you mentioned the process that we witnessed or at least read about it, turns a jury selection and evan alluded to this too, as well, jeremy, where in one case, in particular prospective alternate after or talking in started to cry. she asked to be dismissed after she said, quote, this is so much more stressful in her words than i thought these jurors without question, i could be under a ton of pressure and i think this morning we saw the emotion come
That there were a few emotional moments. one of those there was a woman who went to his hand the microphone during the voir dire process is they re going through the questionnaire. she said and i m quoting her here. i m sorry, i thought i could do this i wouldn t want someone who feels this way to judge my case either. but jurors have been very forthright. it seems at least in reading the transcripts, as i ve been doing and jeremy s reporting, can you walk us through what that was like? well, i m not allowed to draw their faces so i can t i can t get to the jurors but she was very emotional. tears and tissues and it s too bad. i wish i could have drawn her. yeah. do you notice a difference with this trial and other trials? again, you ve been doing this for decades. is there anything different in that is i don t think i ve ever seen people get so nervous or anxious about actually being a juror on a trial. and why do you think that is? i don t know the ex-president is a big deal to people. yeah. i think maybe a little bit of star struck. i don t
Know. it s a it s an important decision to make for the country for trump in his life will see yeah. jane appreciate joining us tonight. thank you. thank you, jeremy. thank you i outfront next, marjorie taylor greene, essentially accusing her own house speaker of backstabbing republicans and striking a deal with democrats what has he promised he will give them in the future? and this is why we have to remove mike johnson from the speakership and we re saying on this breaking news reports of a massive explosion that approach iran and military base in iraq. new details coming in now from the region, stay with us. we re gonna bring this to life they are the five words everyone is talking about i m told directly granting i m doing a sequel want to take care of
From the former president, who is also claiming baselessly that the judge is speeding up the timeline for this trial to begin cnn s jeremy herb has been covering this since day one in court. again today what did you notice most today, jeremy, about his behavior, his demeanor? barrika, you know, what s interesting is seeing there s sort of two trump s when he is in trial at times, he sort of aloof uninterested. he s leaning back in his chair, has is maybe closing from time to time. other times he is very attentive and very into what is happening and what s going on particularly when some of the jurors are being asked question about him, their opinions about him. he is watching them. he s studying them, he s listening to their answers. he s also particularly interested when they re talking about some of the stuff that him with this case and that happens that happens quite a bit, not surprisingly, we had a hearing this afternoon where prosecutors are going through all of the other cases they want to bring up these civil fraud verdict against him, the e jean carroll defamation verdict said have gone against him. and when one of the