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trump or his allies or both to fashion the makeup of the jury to go after those juror who is they think maybe less favorable to them. so it is a form of jury tampering in and of itself if it is being done for that purpose, but it's also a violation of the gag order. to my mind, i know you have said this repeatedly, but this is one where everyone has to steal themselves to the consequences of this and rise to the occasion. you maybe thinking you're making a martyr of him, but you have to treat him the way you would anyone else. if i was back doing mob cases, there would be the kind of thing that would lead to an immediate hearing. we certainly would allow the defendant to make any and all arguments about why this isn't a violation, why it's not
until then, if you are a concert, conservative, you dare to stand up for the middle class or donate to someone who is in your stand against the washington swamp, the d.c. machine, the deep state, the doj,cies the federal agencies, e ag os, i and city d.a.s will ignore ethicalg of rules, distot any law or makeup walls to come after you. and that is "the angle." joining me now david schoen,r former impeachment attorney and sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel -- >> , could trump still get a fair trial inyork new york if this judge theret? judge merchan is presiding overc it? >> i think it will be difficult to get a fair trial in new york respective of whether juan merchan is presiding because of theoverwh overwhelmig hostility that judge by members of thet, jury pool.
object to it's not you could just get another homeland security secretary in there who would behave exactly the same way in terms of carrying out those policies that they object to. i think the republicans have successfully forced immigration onto the agenda. they got the white house to come to the table and negotiate last year. they've made it a top of my they've helped make it a top of mind issue for a lot of american i can voters. but this impeachment was never going to go anywhere given the makeup of the senate. and again, the skepticism that even a lot of republicans shared about whether this historic gesture, this historic impeachment of a cabinet secretary, which hasn't happened in over 100 years, whether that was actually warranted given given the underlying charges they are. >> go ahead and the irony is that the house actually did come up with a compromise border solution and that was deep six by the same people who negotiated it, because president trump did not want biden and his administration to have any type of positive action on border policy? the
insulation that comes with that office. and now as an ex-president he's using money and lawyers and his own media presence to continue to thumb his nose at the system. one of the things that ian said about the extent to which trust broadly defined is being degraded now because of trump, i think we have to really think about what that means for the long-term health of the country because trumpism will outlast donald trump. even if donald trump loses in november, he's paved this path to power for the gop and others who aspire to roll like him is built on degrading everyone's trust in any other institution or any other figure than him, and to really wage a culture war, not discuss policy, not discuss the makeup of the court or foreign policy, and to really appeal to people's worst instincts, and we're going to live with that, whether we like it or not for a very, very long time. and that's another reason why he
past histories, their own social media is now available for everybody and things that they may have forgotten or things that they perhaps said that they wish they hadn't said are now very easily accessible to those who are picking a jury. >> yeah, we've seen how social media and some postings have played into this already. so danny, let's talk about the makeup of the jury pool so far. "the new york times" is reporting before jury selection began, mr. trump's lawyers want a jury that includes younger black men and white working class men, particularly public employees like police officers, firefighters, and sanitation workers. prosecutors conversely, will probably be looking for more educated voters from democratic neighborhoods, fishing for those who consume news sources like msnbc. based on that analysis, is it possible to look at this jury right now and see which side has maybe a more favorable set of jurors? >> sure, obviously the people, the prosecution. this is an easier process for them, and look, if this case
he is facing but i will say i think one of the very interesting things about this case is donald trump's team actually sees this as the weakest of the four criminal indictments that he is facing. however, the fact that it is in manhattan in this whole jury selection process that we're seeing him sit through right now. that is what is very concerning both to donald trump himself, but also his legal team there are a lot of questions of whether or not he could get a fair trial in new york. we know we saw donald trump today, say that he thinks there should be unlimited strikes from his team to be able to remove people from the jury, not just the ten that they are allotted. and that's because he's worried about the makeup of new york. biden won new york city or manhattan specifically, overwhelmingly in 2020. and that is very much playing on donald trump's mind here. and i think that is also affecting some of his rhetoric when he comes out and speaks to the public, his lawyers and the prosecution, they each have four strikes left or eliminate various potential jurors. you know, a lot of legal observers audie that the seven jurors who
will be judging the former president in his first criminal case? >> your sql outside the courthouse in new york for us, cara, thank you very much. let's take a closer look right now at the makeup of the trump jury or senior legal analyst, elie honig is joining us le what do we know so far about this? do jury, while we have a jury and this is a very manhattan jury based on my experience, it is a highly educated jury. it's a jury filled with professionals from a diverse range of occupations and by enlarge, it's really hard to get a read on most, not all, but most of the these jurors, where they stand politically and where they stand on donald trump. now let's run through the new jurors who made it onto the panel today. juror number two, interestingly, he follows both donald trump and michael cohen on social media. i guess those two maybe cancel each other out. they both certainly have posted a lot about this case and one another, he also read the book, the art of the deal could be he's a fan, could be he's just interested that book has been out for decades now. lots of people have read it juror number four is a security
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