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>> to back president biden's reelection. bid over rfk juniors campaign hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington and urine the cnn newsroom now, in new york, donald trump is back in the courtroom as jury selection continues in his criminal hush money trial, it's the first ever criminal trial for a former us president. one of the seven seated jurors has already been excused. she had expressed concerns that aspects of our identity had been compromised we're also hearing there may be issues with yet another juror that's going to see this chief legal analyst, laura coates, she's in new york for us with all the late breaking developments, laura well, it's been quite the exciting de the third day of jury selection in the historic criminal trial against the former president of the united states. initially there were 96 jurors who were brought into the courtroom today. that was already cut in
his own company for its liberal bias, np o cr whistleblower uri berliner quit after thist. new ceo suspended him withoutinr pay. >> berliner says say, i cannot k in a newsroom where i'm disparaged by a new ceroom l whose divisive views confirm the very problems at npr. emi cite in my free press essays >> and who is she? o iscatherine ma. she's an anti-trump, white guilting pronoun enthusias guil now she's breaking her silence. listenreaking . >> i >> i read every letter and i never had the chance to meet him personally a. s and i wish in some ways that i had had that chanct e so that we could have talked about what his concerns were. people come from ople all sorts of backgrounds. they have different lived experiences, but they come to the table to do the workd and uphold journalistic ethics and integrity. ournalisethicsare we covering ts from a wide variety of perspectives? wide eis it reflected in how wel the audience feels? do we have a widdo we audience p
clear. your thoughts, beverly. >> it should be totally clear. look mother reason uri berliner did pen his essay when he did is because of the new ceo taken over. he had concerns for a long time and has records when he spoke out to leadership at npr. i think the reason he did at this point knowing he would probably be suspended and likely his job would be over his he knew that ceo would double down on all the things he thought was going wrong in the newsroom. i think it is important to point out we are in an election year. how could they potentially be changing the election based on what they decide to cover and the narrative they cover and reference to that? and again, this goes back to taxpayer money being a part of this. if this was a media outlet openly leftist bureau that is their business model and people can determine whether they want to watch melia sent or read what they put out. this is supposed to be a network for all people in america they have a program called "all
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cnn newsroom. >> it is monday, january 15th, 3:00 a.m. in iowa where voters are just hours away from officially kicking off the 2024 race for the white house. >> the state is home to the first in the nation presidential caucuses. iowa republicans will have to brave some brutal weather to make their voices heard with snow cf falling across the stat. the state's republican chair is predicting a robust turnout despite the cold. >> the latest polling shows donald trump with a very comfortable lead. and all the hopefuls spent sunday crisscross ing the state looking to drum up last-minute support from undecided voters. teams have been following the top candidates in iowa and c kristen holmes was with donald