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i'm scared of the all right -- irs. of their guns i'm scared as well. quite from georgia, please tell bill to stop giving migrants free directions into our country, why is he telling him where san diego is? points to mexico and states that way. come on, bill. frank from pennsylvania. breaking out mounds, that say, you must quit. when he shows up this thing is not guilty. christopher from florida, the coke dealer in the pushing salesman whose next, chop symbolically lisa from north carolina, which you think was better? courtroom sketch artist artwork or hunter's artwork? [ laughter ] that is it for us tonight, dvr the show and remember this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ]
>> andrew weissmann, lisa, adam. thank you very much for joining us. coming up, the republican speaker of the house says his friends on the supreme court are deeply concerned about donald trump's conviction by a manhattan jury. they want to know how mike johnson knows with a his friends on the supreme court are thinking. senator white house joins us next. a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection,
alvin bragg and others and what donald trump has exemplified. >> lisa, let's talk about the prosecutor. alvin bragg has the huge decision to make. he knew it was a decision unlike any that any district attorney ever made before. the weight of the decision. he made that decision. he committed the resources to the team that he needed to carry out the decision that he made and he was in the courtroom for some of the testimony and for the entirety of the submission by the lawyers and clearly the support for the people that he handled them the prosecution over to. what have we learned about alvin bragg, manhattan district attorney as a result of this case? >> we learned that alvin bragg is a public event and a characteristic one through and through. one of the images that will stick with me in that trial and in addition to seeing them this
wow. that's a beautiful shot. is that cgi, t.j.? too good. 6:34 in the morning. our friends at wnbc chopper 4 giving us a look at lower manhattan. nearly two years after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, a new book is shedding light on conservativs' years long strategy that led to the decision. the book is "the fall of roe, the rise of a new america," explaining how the right's fer fervant anti-abortion activists helped overturn the law. elizabeth and lisa, congratulations. today is pub day. >> thank you. >> today is pub day. >> your baby is out into the world. here we go. >> it's here. >> deeply, deeply reportive, like 350 interviews. you get into the history of this
brian, l.j. to you. >> brian: thanks, janice. this morning we are hearing more from former president trump answering your questions in an exclusive tv interview with "fox & friends weekend." >> will: we asked viewers at "fox & friends weekend" to submit some questions to ask you. i will start with lisa in florida which democrat, dead on or about alive, would you sit down for dinner with to discuss ways to unify our country. >> is he not a democrat noe anymore. i used to get along well with joe manchin. we meet a lot. he said you are doing a great job. you are great president. and when this impeachment hoax started happening he said i will never vote against -- he voted against me. i never spoke to him again. that was one i sat down. i would sit down with anyone frankly i want to unify the country. >> will: by the way your sleep schedule your your diet things of legends.
tell you is that i don't think either side is going to get exactly what they want, i don't think the federal prosecutors are going to get the supreme court to say there's no such thing as presidential immunity and i don't think the trump side will get a decision it says that everything a president does is okay. they have to find out what the contours are of presidential immunity. it has nothing to do with conviction at least procedurally, this will be appeal directly to the appellate court of appeals in the new york state court system. >> when you wake up, it's nice to have danny answer questions like that, it was nice and had a lot of information and lisa you were in court the whole time. for those of us not in court, we got a lot of flavor about trump falling asleep, and bodily functions, things like this but we didn't know how this was going to go with the
decades ago. so we have a system that gives the innocent to the extent we jail innocents, every opportunity to assert that innocent and appeals court, going out and giving press conferences when you are the possible future and again president of the united states, it's not great. >> what's even more norms shattering is the speaker of the house, saying that the supreme court should, and remember he serves at the pleasure of -- >> this one surprised me, of all the people that came out, mike johnson coming out did surprising. thanks to all of you, great to see you all. lisa, first time on tv but we talk all the time about everything else, she's a real guide to me in my editorial world. after trump's conviction, republicans turned from law and order to pensions and should be shown, that's next. that's next
you can talk to lisa about that. it would not have been. but he made a political decision. alvin bragg may have won the battle for now but he may have lost the political war. democrats think they can put out the term fire with oxygen. its political malpractice. for me, the political malpractice are statements like this. first off, goes against the logic of how the case unfolds and lisa touched on some with the defendant and prosecutors can do. but the bigger picture is the guardrails that's put in place by those who know better or should know better. who will stand in the defense of liberty instead of capitulating to authoritarianism. how dangerous is that piece as we talk about all these other aspects of this, if we are continually weakened by current leaders who do not have you know what to stand up to someone like trump as they said
>> the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury and the jury has spoken. >> joining our discussion now, adam and lisa. there -- they were both in the courtroom when the trump verdict was announced. also, andrew weissmann, former chief of the criminal division of new york. lisa, i want to take you back to that moment and to the final breaking of that suspense and hearing that first guilty does not mean that you're going to hear 33 more guilty's. you have to patiently wait as those verdicts unfold when it is multiple counts. take us back to those moments when you heard the first guilty. >> i can't even begin to describe the shock that i was feeling and lawrence, your right to say that the first
on the borders and president work for six presidents since even some took steps more and an immigration and divided the first president in history of the nation, who came in office and unsecured the border on purpose. so that the special interest concerns me because we need to figure why the tears put themselves in a position like 911 by lisa knowing there's a vetting procedure now. the databases really can civilly get the mexico for the courthouse a little bit of extra money and then there are got away they should concern every american it scares me every american needs to be concerned. griff: and is the top issue and tom homan thank you for your insight today. alicia: thank you severe weather is expected around the country this weekend is next. nking: edd, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...