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president says is admissible. the prosecution can use some of the statements that former president trump makes outside of that courtroom, and that's why, if i may say, when you watch former president trump make these statements alongside his lawyer, mr. blanche, mr. blanche always looks slightly pained. i suspect it's because he's very concerned about what it is former president trump is going to say and whether or not the prosecution will pick up those excerpts and put it in front of the jury. >> great point. thank you so much. more of msnbc's special coverage of the criminal trial of donald trump coming up. court will be back in session tomorrow morning. they say at 9:30. a complete breakdown of the day's events from reporters that were in the courtroom. all of that is coming up. you're watching msnbc. you're watching msnbc. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication
good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york along with my colleague and friend, chris jansing, as history is being made in that lower manhattan courtroom. donald trump is the first former president of the united states to stand as a defendant in a criminal trial. at any moment, could be facing the first witness to testify against him. that's expected to be former national enquirer publisher, david pecker. he's likely to be pressed about alleged efforts to bury damaging stories about donald trump during the 2016 election. earlier this morning, prosecutors gave their open statement, accusing mr. trump of a criminal conspiracy to hide embarrassing relationships by
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happens next. >> reporter: the clock may be ticking on tiktok with the house passing a bill saturday afternoon to force the app's chinese parent company to sell the platform. the measure would give bytedance nine months to do that and allow the president to extend the deadline by another 90 days. if it isn't sold by then, tiktok could be banned in the u.s. >> save tiktok! >> reporter: tiktok has some 170 million active users in the u.s., some of whom have long railed against the possibility of a shutdown of the app. >> call them and tell them to stop the ban. >> reporter: this new move in the house looks to have enough support in the senate that it will reach the president's desk. president biden was asked about a ban last month. >> mr. president, do you still support banning tiktok? would you sign that bill? >> if they pass it, i'll sign it. >> reporter: the biden administration has said the app represents the national security threat with the owners having close ties to the chinese government, claims that its ceo has repeatedly denied. tiktok has been banned on federal government devices, but -- >> trump or biden? >> you kidding? >> reporter: the biden presidential campaign has an active account. a space to interact with younger potential voters. what would be the effect of a ban? how would it impact people? >> this is totally uncharted territory in the u.s. you wouldn't be able to update or distribute the app. >> reporter: tiktok releasing a
reached out to jay and tanya's families. the families received handwritten notes and cards from a person claiming to have been involved in the murder of jay and tanya, taunting the families, and these were letters that were postmarked from various cities, from new york to l.a. to seattle. one of the letters reads, "dear mr. cook, as someone who instinctively hates all canadians, i couldn't pass up the opportunity to kill jay and tanya." they go on to say, "i'll do it again if another opportunity presents itself." narrator: if this was the killer, detectives were at a loss as to why he'd risk exposure just to torment the families, especially since it didn't appear the killer even knew the victims. van cuylenborg: they were very disturbing, of course. they were written in a manner to be to be unsettling, which they were because we were all uncertain,
about dwight jones. without psychiatric intervention and treatment, mr. jones mental state is going to continue to unravel. he will become increasingly paranoid, likely psychotic, and pose an even greater risk for perpetrating violence. when dwight's probation ended, connie obtained an order of protection that prohibited him from owning guns. >> this case is the scariest case i've ever been involved in. >> remember karen colby? the therapist awakened in the middle of the night by the cops? she worked with connie and dwight's son for two years starting in 2009. >> divorces are a dime a dozen. >> this was something else? >> yeah. violence, potential violence. violence that had already been committed. somebody who was clearly on a path to commit more violence. >> connie and dwight's divorce went to trial in family court. where karen colby and steve
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the lab and -- >> within four hours, we had a positive hit on mr. jones. >> we at "dateline," cover a lot of murders. less than 84 hours after this homicide rampage began, investigators were confident they had ided their killer. >> we knew he was our suspect and murder. >> at the same time, the dna was being analyzed, detectives were retracing dwight's steps. sometime before he was place under surveillance, dwight had contacted the residence of this home in fountain hills. a maricopa county sheriff deputy. >> they immediately recognized there was a gentleman inside that appeared to have been shot. they forced entry and upon doing so, found another victim, a woman, who had also been shot
underway. this case was hurdling toward its end with more twists to come. here's josh with the conclusion of unraveled. >> early morning, june 4, 2018, police were closing in on suspected multiple murder, dwight jones. >> they eventually followed him to an extended stay hotel where he was living for nine years. they carefully and quietly started to evacuate the surrounding rooms and the rest of the hotel. >> police described what happened next. >> he began firing at them. somewhere between 7 and 8 rounds were fired. all officers were safe and okay. and eventually, in this action, they found that mr. jones had killed himself. self-inflicted gun shot wound. >> your ex-husband is dead now. >> yes. >> do you feel safe, finally? >> yes. >> with a tremendous amount of courage, and with rick's help,
was gross to women. and so this highlights and reinforces it for them. and so they take it more seriously and is the trump campaign when anything about the fact that there are so many women voters were concerned about these characters. >> they can't change his personality and they can't change his personal history that we're all deeply aware of. they are trying to focus it's on bragged. they're trying to focus on, quote, unquote witch hunt. they're doing their best to take the focus off of allegations about his sexual misconduct over the years. and in fact, at the hearing on friday, part of the conversation is about whether or not it would be okay if in the theoretical circle stands that trump does sit for a cross-examination, as he said, that he would if it would be okay to ask him about e. jean carroll about various things in his past related to sexual mr. hello to allegations. >> and so trump is martyrdom, messaging is cooling, working with a significant amount of republicans as something not to discount another set of focus group voters here to time general election trump foreigners for 2016 and 2020, but who voted for nikki haley in a primary this cycle. and