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"a witch hunt." trump posted a video on true social that wrongfully attacked the drivers, all in an attempt to paint the process as rigged. >> this is a manhattan jury. it went 87% for biden. >> one of the jury said, "i don't believe they can be fair." the deck is stacked against him. >> trump violated election laws. okay. what laws? >> not often that our buddy von hilliard makes it into one of those ads. you may have noticed my colleagues in the video donald trump posted. what von hilliard was talking about was the former juror number two, the woman who asked to be removed from the trial because she felt the exposure of her identity, which was described at length by the media, meant she could no longer be fair. it wasn't a confession that she was biased against trump but defendant donald trump's project all along has been to distort the truth surrounding this trial to attack the
package, i expect that aspect will be forgiven. there are some new things i like in the house bill. it demands that the white house send long—range rockets that ukraine has been begging and pleading for and these are so important because these are so important because the additional length allows ukraine to strike crimea and to hit in occupied ukraine, and hit in occupied ukraine, and hit ammunition and depots and get behind enemy lines. and they have not been able to do that because the white house has been cowardly. so the republicans will force the white house to send these long—range missiles. on repo, this is the bill that would seize russian state assets, it would allow that money to be used for russia's reconstruction and that is a great thing. it needs to happen and we have seen sentiment change on that as well. i was struck by something the mayor of kharkiv said recently.
lss, trying to forget urine alternate participate in everything you can with the other jurors, pay attention to every bit of the evidence pretend that you're one of the first 12 because you may very well be at the very end woolven in the trial like this with its length and intensity, you can count on it. very interesting. thanks, very much, brian todd for that report. >> coming up, we're going to break down the serious security concerns outside court after a man set himself on fire today, more on how new york police are reviewing their protocols that's next great teammates trusting each other. we're going to do a trust falls stand up, you close your eyes before trust what we suddenly up doc you. i told him who is a dummy? >> every day, moore people and more are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to bet food they're quitting the kibble and kicking the camps and
excused or dismiss. cnn's brian todd is looking into this forest. brian, anyone of these six alternates could be called upon at any it's time they have to be ready wolf, you know, the term alternate juror may not sound very glamorous, and it really isn't. but experts say in a trial this intense, don't discount the importance of the alternate already two empaneled jurors have been excused from former president trump's hush money trial, underscoring just how crucial the six alternate jurors are, who've just been seated in a case of this length and in a high-profile case, the alternates are as significant as the regular jury because there's a very high likelihood and probability in this case that one or more of those alternates are going to end up on the journey. >> the alternate juror is there to take over a spot on the 12 member regular jury if one of the regulars has to drop out of the trial one of the reasons could be illness they could have a family emergency or
much ado about nothing - making of the details? there is much ado about nothing with l making of the details? there is i much ado about nothing with the loans, i think they are a small part of the entire package. i expect that aspect will be for given. there are new things i like in the house bill, demands the white house and these are the white house and these are the long—range rockets that ukraine has been begging and pleading for and these are so important because the additional length allows ukraine to strike crimea and hit in occupied ukraine. and it depots and get behind enemy lines and they had not been able to do that because the white house has been cowardly. the republicans are going to force the white house to send these long—range attacks. that's a good thing. this is the act that would send $300 billion in russian state assets, it would seize them and transfer them and allow the money to be used for russia's reconstruction and that is a great thing. it needs to happen and we have seen sentiment change on that as well. i was struck by _ change on that as well. i was struck by something - change on that as well. i was
and the fraud trial. judge merchan said he will decide on monday what is permitted in trumps test money. monday is when potentially the first witness testimony is set to begin. with me now, the aforementioned nbc news correspondent von hilliard, who has been reporting on the trial, as well as msnbc legal analyst catherine christian, who served as special assistant da in the manhattan district attorney's office. good evening to both of you. thank you for being with us. let's start with the sandoval hearing, the idea that donald trump says he will testify in his own defense. he is entitled to know what the length of questioning is and it is not a given that whatever the a says he wants to ask will be asked be to the da presents the judge with the length of questioning and the judge determines ? >> this afternoon, the district attorney's office make the case to the judge that a series of other trial determined from the
relating to security and disruption at commencement tabassum said this to cnn's abby phillip i think there's a new ones here. >> i think i expressed an opinion through a length that i had on my instagram the hate and the vitriol that was unleashed towards me after, i think was part of the reason that the university caved in after such national blowback and the cancellation, did the university admit the error of its ways or make moves to beef up security? >> no. instead, friday, usc canceled all the other outside commencement appearances at the upcoming may 10 ceremony. the others who were to have received honorary degrees, tennis legend billie jean king jon m. chu, director of the hit film crazy rich asians national endowment for the arts chair maria rosario jackson, and national academy of sciences president marsha mcnutt in a
jurors were seated just this week in new york & a fairly quick process, but it wasn't without its hiccups and six alternates were also sworn in alongside those 12 jurors. cnn's brian todd now explains why their role could prove crucial already, two empaneled jurors have been excused from former president trump's hush money trial underscoring just how crucial the six alternate jurors are, who've just been seated in a case of this length and in a high case, the alternates are as significant as the regular jury panel because there's a very high likelihood and probability in this case that one or more of those alternates are going to end up on the journey. the alternate juror is there to take over a spot on the 12 member regular jury if one of the regulars has to drop out of the trial one of the reasons could be illness they could have a family emergency or something else could happen like they can't follow the court's instruction not to
yesterday on ukraine with antony blinken meeting with ukrainian foreign minister who was a special guests there. so they're really, really have a lot to discuss all of this, of course, leading the way to the larger g7 meeting, which will be held in the southern region of pula with president biden and the other leaders of the g7 nations in mid-june. and the scenario could change a lot before then, john, i guess all comes out to sanctions at least with the g7 is concerned, you have the foreign ministers, there speaking capri the us president, was very adamant earlier in the week, he said that he would be working with allies as well as the g7 for another route to sanctions on ran. >> is that maybe now on hold at least for a time well, i think one of the big issues is that many of these g7 countries outside of the united states do have relationships with iran. >> and so they want more targeted sanctions. they don't all agree on the language and that yesterday was the topic of conversation was the length which around these sanctions, what they're gonna do, how they're going to do it, if it's just going to be to sanction those who who make the
sound very glamorous, and it really isn't. but experts say in a trial this intense, don't discount the importance of the alternate already two empaneled jurors have been excused from former president trump's hush money trial, underscoring just how crucial the six alternate jurors are, who've just been seated in a case of this length and in a high-profile case, the alternates are as significant as the regular jury panel because there's a very high likelihood and probability in this case that one or more of those alternates are going to end up on the journey. >> the alternate juror is there to take over a spot on the 12 member regular jury if one of the regulars has to drop out of the trial one of the reasons could be illness they could have a family emergency or something else could happen like they can't follow the court's instruction not to post things on social media. >> court veterans say the life in limbo of an alternate juror can be strange, unsatisfying,