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we are entering the final stages of new york for us to trump, defense has rested their case, but trump will not testify and the juries will not be back until tuesday giving them within a week to mull all of this over. there are still major concerns surrounding the prosecution case is an event is the question while at the state bring charges against a former president if the evidence was not rock-solid, remember it was a solid legal theory and they said never before has new york state lobbying use in federal election cases but nevertheless here we have. while at they highlight a star witness with a major credibility issues, those questions are outstanding. this is outnumbered i am kayleigh mceany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno. joining us today martha maccallum, and call and cut of america s, bill hemmer. the killing blow for the prosecution s case may have been michael collins greatest admission he fessed up to steerg $60,000 from the trump organizatio ....
beco i was born here, i grew up here. i see what s happening with this judicial system. and is all kangaroos. to rule from the bench and determine it s a witch hunt. it needs decisiveness. we have phenomenal we have won the case many standard. john: that s a look as they return to the courtroom as the criminal trial enters its final stretch. about one hour and 15 minutes away from that lom don roberts in washington. here we go again, sandra. sandra: we do, i m sandra smith in new york and this is america reports. witness testimony has wrapped, both sides have rested their cases. we await the ever important jury instructions. the judge to hear arguments from the prosecution and defense teams on exactly how the jury should be charged before they had into deliberations. sandra: we have an all-star team of legal and political voices to take us through the next two hours. john: first the former federal prosecutor trey gaudi has been in the courtroom all morning and ....
with some breaking news. the president of the university of pennsylvania has resigned. liz mcgill, facing calls to step down over her testimony on capitol hill this week. republicans have accused her of downplaying campus antisemitism in this exchange with congresswoman, elise stefanik. specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying, or harassment? if it is direct, and severe it is harassment. if it becomes a means beautiful conduct it s harassment. in the chair of the house education committee, they applauded mcgill s announcement. this is how she remains on the faculty until a replacement is found. the statement reading, in part, quote, it has been my privilege to serve as president of this remarkable institution. nbc joins me now with the latest. george? alicia, the reaction on campus is a mixed bag right now. some students getting word that liz has stepped down, and also stepping, down tonight, the chair of the board of trustees ....
stick to that bullying harassment? if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment. stefanik and the chair of the house education committee have both applauded liz magill s announcement and served as president until a replacement is found. liz magill s statement reading in part, it is been my privilege to serve as part of this remarkable institution. joins me now from philadelphia with the latest. george? yeah, alicia, the reaction here on campus is a mixed bag right now. some students are just getting word that liz magill has stepped down, and is also stepping down tonight, the chair of the board of trustees, and mind you, pressure has been growing here for the resignation, following that grilling on capitol hill, and liz magill putting out an apology of sorts, putting out where she clarified mainly her response to that question about genocide, saying it was time to review some of upenn s policies. unfortunately, rise of antisemitic activity and ....
undoes. we come on air with some breaking news. the president of the university of pennsylvania has resigned. liz mcgill was facing calls to step down over her testimony on capitol hill this week. republicans have accused her of downplaying campus antisemitism in this exchange with congresswoman elise to fonac. specifically calling for the genocide of jews, does that constitute bullying or harassment? if it is directed and severe or pervasive, it is harassment. if the speech becomes conduct, it can be harassment. stefanik and the chair of the house education committee both applauded mcgill s announcement. they say they will until replacement is found. mcgill statement reading in part, quote, it has been my privilege to serve as president of this remarkable institution. nbc s george soliz joins me now from philadelphia with the latest. george? yeah alicia, the reaction here on campus is a mixed bag right now. some students just getting word that nicholas step d ....