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federal prosecutor who served as robert mueller's especially assistant at the department of justice. add he's the host of that set with michael zeldin podcasts, michael great to see you so opening statements tomorrow.& in case of this magnitude, how long do you expect those statements to go? >> they could last in hour or two each. i don't think it's that complicated the case. you probably could get it done within 40 minutes or so. but lawyers these days seem to talk a lot longer in opening statements then when i was trying cases. so we'll have to see fred, but this is a pretty straightforward case. >> factually. >> and what the prosecution needs to do is define what the terms of this case are about, which is business fraud. >> this is not a private agreement between private citizen trump and private citizen stormy daniels, something that they could have done. but rather this is a

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it was him who paid the money to stormy daniels in 2016 to keep her quiet. she never went public with those allegations before the 2016 election. thanks to that at hush money payment there's also hope hicks, she is a trump campaign official. shu is part of the scramble behind the scenes in 2016 to prevent more damaging information from coming out against the candidate. then on the bottom you have karen mcdougal and david mcdougal is a former playboy playmate who also allege that she had an affair with donald trump and david as the head of the national enquirer or purchase the rights to her story. but they buried it. they never published it, fred, and that is part of a scheme that prosecutors have called catch and kill between cohen and trump to find bad stories, anything damaging about trump? by it, bury it, mixture of the voters would never hear about it. bread, all right. marshall cohen. thanks so much. let's bring in our legal expert now, michael zeldin is a former

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the witnesses in. if it turns out that opening statements are a very short or would the judge instead want to wait until a new fresh day? >> well, it depends on how long into the day it runs. let's say they start right away, nine, 30 in the morning with opening statements and opening statements, take all morning. then they have a lunch break, and then they'll call the first witness in the afternoon. if i'm wrong in the opening statements last hours and hours and it's not until 3:00 that, they are ready for the first witness. the judge could make determination to start fresh in the morning. but i think that we might have a very good chance of seeing witness number one tomorrow in the afternoon all right. michael zeldin. good to see you. thank you so much. of course, we have live coverage tomorrow reporters allowed in the courtroom. no life cameras, but we will have a live coverage all day. >> all right. straight ahead, president biden is urging the senate to pass the major foreign aid bill that the house

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US election: Donald Trump is richer than ever but still cash starved"

The former president’s fortune on paper has vaulted to $US7.2 billion thanks to his newly public media company, but legal strains threaten his finances.

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Biden and Trump are both too old – but only one is a traitor

The 2024 presidential election is a battle between a bunch of old farts screaming “get off my lawn!”

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Donald Trump cut off by judge after blistering courtroom diatribe during fraud trial conclusion

Barred from giving a formal closing argument, former U.S. president Donald Trump seized an opportunity to speak in court at the conclusion of his New York civil trial on Thursday, unleashing a barrage of attacks during a six-minute diatribe before being cut off by the judge.

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did trump engage in it. i think they would like to try to decide this on does it apply to the president, section 3, and if it does, do you need congressional enabling legislation to give it an effect. i think they would love to decide this in that early stage. if they can't, they have to ask the question, were these cases in colorado and in maine fundamentally fair, did trump get a fair hearing, before they even get to insurrection. so i think they're going to try to figure this out on the federal side, does it apply, if it applies how should it apply, and not get to the ultimate again of was an insurrection engaged in by the president. >> michael zeldin, we'll leave it there for now. thank you. appreciate it. so as the u.s. supreme court weighs the decision whether to remove donald trump from the ballot in colorado, cnn's brian todd looks at the 14th

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former federal prosecutor michael zeldin is here to discuss all of this. happy new year to you. so trump's campaign responded to last night's developments saying it welcomes, a, quote, fair hearing at the u.s. supreme court. what does this case look like, and how can they render fairness if trump appointed a third of the justices? >> well, i think that the justices will not be persuaded by the fact that donald trump appointed them. in fact, his comments in iowa yesterday that essentially these justices owe him, i think, is just completely unbecoming and it must actually upset them greatly. i think they'll render their decisions based on the evidence that is before them, and that is a complicated set of questions that they have. most profoundly is, does section 14 -- does amendment 14, section 3 apply to the office of the president, and if it does, does

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