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numbers it's not helping him build a broader coalition that he needs to build an order to where from the primary at the end of the day is this case is going to be decisive in november, i don't think it is one way or the other, and i think the biden team is being smart about keeping their focus on the messages that i think are going to be decisive, including abortion, the economy and then trump's sense of chaos overall frank four big picture i wanna show you what some of these republican senators had to say last week about the trial. >> and we'll talk about about watch this first are you concerned about that kind of alleged conduct not really because he doesn't seem to be a factor for a lot don't give it a lot of thought. >> justice systems and motion, we'll see if it's a fair trial. >> just think it's too late to contrived and really let's
think, is even if he keeps the job, it's a question of the power of the position. there are open questions about whether or not a sort of coalition governance can work in the house. it is a very majority-focused body, as you guys all know, but for mike johnson, there are the votes right now. three republicans say that they want him to no longer be the speaker of the house. there seems to be a difference of opinion on how they get out of the job, a motion to vacate or pressuring him to resign. there's also enough democrats right now that would save his job. that's where we come back to the idea of the power of his position. i think that's the explanation for why i have heard from republican members of congress who support the speaker, who also say he's basically done in his role. now, whether or not they mean he is done tomorrow or whether or not they mean he is done in november when they start thinking about what the next congress looks like, that's, i think, the question we're waiting to see the answer to.
foundational and goes to witness availability. so back and forth on that. two other things they're discussing with regards to limiting motion, they're talking specifically also about articles they want to be submitted as evidence when it comes to articles written by, published by ami, national enquirer as well. at one point, steinglass says, i quote, obviously they're not going to be admitted for their truth so it may be appropriate at some point to alert the jury about that. so being admitted as evidence for establishing behavior patterns of the former president trying to suppress information or damning information the former president put out there. so he was referring to that moment saying they're not going to be submitted as truth and wanting to inform the jury of that matter. so these are just some things they're going through despite
defendant none like anything we've ever seen. he is the former president of the united states of america. so when the jury sees him leaning over, all of a sudden, there's a little bit of distraction from what that witness might be saying. >> the jury's not in the room. >> in general. when the jury's, when they have a witness testify and donald trump leans over or does anything, makes a motion. now all of a sudden, their attention is diverted. when you have a witness and you have witnesses who you want the jury to pay attention to, he has that power to shift the energy in the courtroom even if it's for a second. i think that's also like really, really important. yes. to your point around who they put on the stand and when. there is a thought around we want to number one, set an impression and as catherine talked about earlier, set the stage for what this trial is about and get the jury engaged
that was a pretrial motion he decided today. said if mr. trump wants to ef testify, that's up to him. that maybe all six legal proceedings against him have been completed, civil proceedings before this one, could come into play and if he does testify then that's fair game for the prosecution. he will make those decisions one by one when it comes up. the jury potentially could hear all of that. all of the past damage suits he's been paying, sexual behaviors that have been alleged and proven to the satisfaction of a judge. mark. >> right. thanks for having me. i think the reality is that most of america is so polarized to this point there's really little undecided as far as our electorate. i think there's a question though, when the vast majority of the american people don't
until it's time and it's not time right now. this is time for the lawyers to narrate, to be in control and not give the jury any indication they are not fully prepared. i wanted to go back to the things you've been talking about with chuck and you you started this segment, chris. the motion of hush money not being illegal is something you should be prepared to hear throughout the defense. this is not necessarily the most, as chuck explained so brilliantly, straightforward legal theory. it was something bragg looked at before and decided he wanted to pros kus. if you're donald trump's defense team, you want to muddy the waters as much you can to confuse the jury and say if this is not illegal and that's not illegal, then why are we here and it will be up to the prosecutors and the judge through his jury instructions to really lay out for the jury what the central questions are. what the defense is not going to make that easy. they don't have strong facts on
voted against it. than actually voted in favour. we know that republican congress woman marjorie greene has signalled her intention to potentially oust the republican house speaker mikejohnson over this filing a motion to vacate. mikejohnson. she said she will not pull the trigger on it. that's not to say it couldn't come in days or weeks ahead. the vote had been delayed for more than six months because it ukraine to lose ground for the ukrainian president zelensky on twitter for the passage of the bill saying... this will keep history on the right track for democracy and freedom will always have a global significance and will never fail as long as america helps to protect it. the vital usaid bill passed by the house today will keep the war from expanding. and save thousands and thousands of lives and help both of our nations
cheap, very effective. but it's got this property that, as you go through supersonic flight in the atmosphere, bits of it come. -the question is how bad of shape is the orbiter in? -and bob said, "i really wish there was some way to get more information." -i knew this mission passed over places where there were some high-altitude telescopes. these are looking at stars. so if you want to look at the orbiter, you could probably get the entire orbiter fit in the field of view and have extremely good resolution. -and i said, "well, i don't really know much about that, bob. we'll have to check." -and so i got the assurance from wayne that, um, he would make some calls and he would see what -- what could be done, and, um, things were put into motion. ♪
breed. >> we are going to try to get miles. we've got miles back. keep going, miles. >> sorry about that, jonathan. i was just saying, people like michael mccall, chairman of the foreign aid committee, foreign affairs committee, he is a dying breed of republican in this conference. and, i worry we will see a lot of those republicans disappearing after this vote. it is a coin flip about whether the motion to vacate goes forward. for now, speaker johnson cannot count on still being the speaker for the balance of this year. >> right. maria teresa, unless house democrats, to speaker johnson's rescue. house minority leader hakeem jeffries hasn't said yet whether he's willing to save johnson's speakership. here is what he told reporters
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