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Press not to report on each juror s past and current employers to protect identities and not to write anything about physical observations, about their appearances or things you would hear like an accent. he said if the press can t follow those orders, he would be open to taking other measures. part of this was a problem from the judge and d.a. some of the answers didn t need to be public and could have been redacted from the start and they weren t. so you are in a tough spot but the judge is doing what he can to protect the jurors. suzanne, you are giving a thumbs up to that. she nailed it. that was the problem at the outset. why didn t they see that? i don t know. but when you are asking jurors all of those questions, you can guess who they are. you can google them if they work at this law firm and live at this neighborhood and their wife does this or their husband does this. i was surprised that they ....
Jump on social media. and the question posed by suzanne, does this give donald trump s defense team reasons to come back and say, we are going to challenge things left and right? we may want to take this past what happens in court here and make challenges left and right about this? if they are not giving him what they want in regard to witnesses, isn t that normal procedure in an a case? it is normal procedure to give the courtesy of the other side to let them know who you will be calling and the order of witnesses. but nothing about this case is normal. nothing about the facthat donald trump is testifying the witnesses who will testify is normal. i think it is perfectly appropriate as judge merchan noted for the prosecutors to take different measures so they can protect these witnesses as much as possible from donald trump s intimidation. ....
I couldn t believe it. he looked less orange, definitely, like more yellowish, yellow. nothing else than that. he doesn t look angry. i think he looks bored like he wants this to finish. interesting assessment there from kat, a potential new york how sh felt when she landed ine the same courtroom as donald trump. she was excused when she told the judge she could not be impartial. joining us is a reporter with the new york sometimes and a former prosecutor and deputy chief of the criminal division at sndy, both in the courtroom this week. suzanne, we will start with you. i m curious if you think, what we heard from kat there, that we was kind of bored don t really care about the skin color but he ....
Donald trump s, that these rulings and judgments would be part of evidence before a jury. that s exactly right. i m not in the courtroom, unlike suzanne. and i have a good reason. i ve been playing the new taylor swift record nonstop. i think my neighbor s going to take out a restraining order against me. but but look, i think so this process that we re going through right now that the judge is going to rule on monday is what s known as a sandoval hearing. and it comes from a new york high court decision back in 1974 which isn t unusual. other states don t do this, but basically new york says prosecutors have to explain in detail to the judge what evidence they d like to put before the jury, and the defendant after the judge rules on what will be the ground rules and what s going to come in and what isn t can decide whether or not to testify. and that s been at issue in the harvey weinstein case. ....