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there in person, there were noticeable differences between michael cohen we've gotten to know on cable news or through's podcast versus who we saw testifying. his demeanor and how he sounded. i almost did a double take when the defense played a clip of him from his podcast. when you heard his voice from the podcast, and you compare that to what you heard from the stand over the last day, and that contrast is something that can play well for the defense in summation to argue that there were two different michael cohen's. i want to ask you about that issue. how you thought his very polite , unflappable, even keeled demeanor -- >> solemn. >> in many ways that's what you
guilty, x president trump convicted in hush money case. the new yorker, known with a quick, cartoon spin, showing the possibility of the president, his cartoon hands potentially handcuffed, awaiting sentencing in july. the tabloids have long danced with this figure. you can see guilty and guilty in two of them in the new york post, one of the only papers going as far as the wall street journal to take a different spin rather than beginning with the facts, they began with a take. the rule of law, jury of his peers, process played out as, quote, injustice. donald trump's hometown paper went with an old-school way to put it, queens man convicted. that queens man is just that, a man, a person, a citizen. he has rights of the convict as he did as a defendant.
the shocks are still being felt across the political landscape. on the legal front, we know his sentencing is set for the middle of july. what's your sense of how strong his case would be for appeal because certainly in some of what i read over the weekend, it's a split verdict. some say there's no chance at all. some say there might be a way to do this. what's your take? >> trump's lawyers, i think, if they hold true to form will put up a grab bag of error of the trial courts to evaluate. he never seemed to go entirely in favor of one side or the o', rather being very careful to follow the law. a great example of this is when he ruled about what prior crimes could have been used to cross-examine donald trump had he taken the witness stand. trump's lawyers will argue on appeal that the judge's rulings were far too favor b8 for the
i want to play some sound from democratic lawmakers questioning the conduct of dr. morens last week. >> what troubles me most about your conduct, dr. moren, is the extent to which it so willingly be trace decades of decorum and from public health workers who came before you and is not anti-science to hold you for misusing official resources. >> i think you will be haunted by your testimony today and it is unfortunate. it is all on the record. it doesn't make a lot of sense to many of us, certainly not to me. >> dana: dr. anthony fauci has entered the hearing room taking a seat. you can see him right there. michael shellenberger let's get your take. we see what we get over moren testimony, it's mind blowing. >> that's right. good to be with you.
ceasefire. what's your take on his messaging? obviously, there's political calculations here oh, there are a lot of political calculation. >> so the first thing is it chose the continuing disconnect between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. >> when president biden gave his speech announcing this at the white house on friday, he described this as embracing israel's own plan. but prime minister netanyahu made it sound like something that either was forced upon him or was being described as to happen on a very different and much faster escape tool then he had in mind hamas itself was seemed somewhat open to this and we've heard a lot of the allies, including egypt, say that they were behind it as well. >> so the effort here is to both build pressure on prime minister netanyahu hello, to agree to something whose
i think this is the jury's fall.>> his take is that it was the fault of the regular citizens, who did their civic duties. and then there were those who used this as a moment to promise retribution. >> how do we work together to protect ourselves from the illegal prosecutions and what do we do to fight back? how do we make them suffer if they're going to illegally prosecute us?>> that was ken paxton. the attorney general of texas saying the appropriate response to a legitimate prosecution by a jury is to make them suffer. these are not just the sycophants. take susan collins who said, the district attorney brought these charges because of who the defendant was rather than because of specific criminal conduct.
being debriefed on national security issues. my concern is in the prison situation, he's willing to give away secrets for a book of stamps. and he will do that because he doesn't care. if america turns against him, he would rather see america burned to the ground. and that is who he is. >> this was a different take. and the question i have for you is the judge makes the decision about prison time. do you think he will take national security concerns and what michael is afraid to into account? and what do you think the sentence will look like? >> i think, in my view it's a little overblown. i don't see a world in which
possibly miss the target and maybe hit, i mean, i'm going to give an example, hidden apartment building with russian citizens could be an an extreme provocation that the russian leader could use to say, hey, see, i've been telling you all along this is a us war. they're using proxies to do this. they're giving them their weapons. so that's part of the calculus and all of this. and it's frustrating for the ukrainians, but truthfully, having been in these kind of meetings, i understand the risk calculation and bob mark, i'm going to let them know. i can't hear you. i'm going to take that out, so i'm i'll let the control room no, i can't hear you what i'm hearing myself, but i'm going to keep asking you questions. i do want to ask you about what your take is on the scene and reporting this week that the us issued abrams tanks aren't performing well in the field. in ukraine, there's this discussion about how they were really made for the desert. and obviously ukraine, not the desert. what do you make of that? >> i will say in one word that's hyphenated, that's bs
joke, okay, that's true. but we also need to realize this is what society has become in the social media world. human has taken a hit.take and the fact of the matter is,en even when she's in the water afte the watr this horrible thi, she'd go in and save or one of those dudes in it go in righsave. >> we're in a rot right now and we need to get out of it. yeah. i wonder. she seemed more worried, guy about her career dying, g than the woman dying, which is a sign of a real go gettere woma. hello. the graphic says social mediae n prank gone wrong. what went wrong about this? you foun d a woman who can't swim and said we'll give you 20m bucks to jump into water, which she did and then couldn't swim. ersounds like the prank wento right. yeah, but the prank is reall y awful. yes, that's a bad prank. if she's worried about her career, then probably the moveth is to help the drowning woman. and then you can be like, look, it was a prank gone wrong and we helped her instead a of running off. i'm a little skeptical that this is actually real. skually reyeah.
i saw you post an upside down flag first is wondering where you buy those type of flags. >> you by the flag and then you fly it upside down. >> greg: no wonder i was looking for an upside down flag store. >> i needed the pep talk it's been a rough week my most important take away from your pep talk with satish and jacob personally you always turned on drinks with me because you quit drinking affect i didn't know until just now feel much better about myself. >> i work 1 person a time you're ready feel better any encouraging words for the viewers at home here. >> it upside down like you referenced some pillar saying is this a trump martyr thing i think were a dark place as a country and that's for various