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but first, a moment in court the judge called outrageous and simply not allowed. good day. i'm chris jansing alongside andrea mitchell and katy tur and they are back in the courtroom. >> the judge is now planning to issue a new instruction to the jury after trump's defense attorney made a remark that the jury, quote, cannot send someone to prison based on the words of michael cohen. the judge did not like that at all and blasted todd blanche for even raising the idea of trump going to prison. it's not in the jury's purview. >> and of course, you can't unring the bell and now we are a...

i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. right now on "andrea mitchell reports" family matters, the first lady shows up in court as the jury selection begins for hunter biden's trial, a trial that the prosecution says will include testimony from his late wife and laid brother's widow. the white house is pushing back on bibi netanyahu's -- saying that he did make the proposal. former president trump railing against his conviction and raising a ton of money and supporters since his verdict. next up, his meeting with propace officer and...

Thought it was a wrapup of everything globally, and then they both backed away from the deal. that leaves us back to square zero, and i americanly find the tax case to be a bit more serious. they're not always brought. it depends on the tax loss, but it also brought more frequently if there's also an effort to conceal other illegal behavior. that appears to be the allegations in the hunter biden tax case. >> mark, there any evidence at all of political interference by the justice department or by the president in what the justice department is doing here, as republicans are claiming? >> you kn...

During a hearing at a Manhattan court last Thursday, lawyers for Kwon said that unnamed whistleblowers, one of them from Jump Trading Group, had helped federal regulators in building their fraud case

Chuck Randall was on the verge of unveiling an ambitious real estate deal he hoped would give his small Native American tribe a bigger cut of a potentially lucrative casino project.