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and then he showed up for the second one, and he couldn't contain himself in front of the jury, and that cost him tens of millions of dollars because he basically behaved exactly as the plaintiff was describing him, as somebody who was remorseless, who was ready to say anything, who had contempt for the court's rulings and contempt for the truth. and he just -- you know, he acted outright in front of the jury. and it's going to be a lot harder for him this time because this is a lot more -- if this is about his own people are going to be testifying and describing things that he did, people who are loyal to him, you know, from david pecker -- we've actually never heard from david pecker. hope hicks, we never really heard from her about this. and he's going to have to sit there and listen to it, he's not going to enjoy himself. and he's -- you can't guarantee he'll be able to control himself. >> yeah, and he's going to have
big if he ends up testifying in his own defense, that is a giant f despite the former president's claims which is my absolute, it's a scam. it's a scam that's not a trial testifying. i tell the truth. i mean, all i can do is tell the truth and the truth is that there's no case they have no case. and again, you have to read the scholars read all of the legal scholars. i haven't seen one legal scholar that said this is the case prosecutors begged to differ. >> they're now unveiling some of their ammunition, what they would bring up all potentially cross-examining trump to discredit him to the jury. it's a long list. we don't have time for all of it, but prosecutors say they would ask the former president about the recent verdicts against him. how, for example, he was found liable for business fraud order to pay tens of millions of dollars to e. jean carroll for defamation and prosecutors say they would bring up how he was fine for violating a court order by publicly attacking a judge's law clerk, despite being warned not to do so.
$26. >> now, that means that some people, i mean, there are real people out there who bought this stock at the peak. they have now lost two thirds, almost two thirds of their investment if they bought at the top, why is it down? well, first off the spike never really made sense. secondly, the streaming announcement did not go over. well, we know a lot of established media companies like disney, they're losing money and streaming. the company also said they might be selling tens of millions of dollars of additional shares no matter the reason, look at this, the value of donald trump's stake at the peak, it was 5.2 billion dollar now, down to $2.1 billion. this drop-off in just a matter of weeks was enough to have donald trump taken off the bloomberg list of the 500 richest people on the planet, what's really interesting about this is you look at something i guess the biggest question to me is how did it ever get valued at this? >> and what happens when you see this massive drop here? all right, well, it is amazing that it ever got valued as high as it did, and it doesn't really make sense.
is focused. let's go to testify or go to mr. wonderful. democrats want trump convicted and the hush money trial to avoid facing him into upcoming election here it is. >> it's much to do about nothing. to my liberal friends out there, all you are doing is showing that you are scared you cannot beat him. on the issues and the merits. that is why he keeps saying that it is a political campaign against me. that is why he keeps saying they cannot beat me up direction. at the polls. this is the only way they can do it. you have given fodder to his argument. which means we will never have peace in this country because tens of millions of people see what extent the other side is willing to go through just to
that's why he keeps saying they can't beat me at electionen at the polls. this is the only way they could do i way t because tens of millions of people see to what extent the other side is willing to go through just to keep him out of office because they can't beat him on their own merits.t >> dead on accurate. >> sing us now, rnc co-chair lara trump is with us. laura, you knoe haw, i guesst pa i don't know what the worst part is. the idea that, you know, the judge is so conflicted. number one, the judge donatedwo to biden. i would say that would be a reason, should be a reasonsay tr recusal. >> then you have the issuel of the conflicant as a matterhae of law. i think there should have been a recusal. a then you have the issue of a gag order for your father th and no gag order for anybody else. they're all all over cable tv. they're all over the networks that quoted in newspapers. they're on social media. they can say whatever the hell they want. and certainlhe hely doesn't seer
to try to remove johnson as speaker over that ukraine money, potentially in the coming days. but norah, multiple house democrats told cbs news late today, either they or they think their colleagues would intervene to save him if it meant getting money to ukraine. >> norah: a critical couple days ahead, you are right, scott, let me ask you about that key development on the congressional push to ban tiktok appeared what can you tell us? >> reporter: that foreign aid bill also includes this provision requiring tiktok to be sold or divested from its china-based owner or face a ban in the u.s. in a year which would strip it from tens of millions of users. here's the key movement. senate commerce committee chairwoman maria campbell of washington, who had been holding out her support for the bill, today announced she is on board, which could expedite it to the senate floor. it already has bipartisan support, could be on a fast track, and norah, tiktok has said these bills encroach on the first amendment. >> norah: a lot to watch. scott macfarlane, thank you very much good now to the 2024 presidential election and
of 20 years. cnn's polo sandoval is joining me now. this is a very significant moment for these victims. how soon could this be finalized? still share this potential settlement first reported by the wall street journal could potentially come any week now, and it's important because this is a long time coming as you recall, more than a dozen survivors have larry nassar's sex abuse have sued the government since 2022, using the federal torts claims which basically allows individuals to take the government to court for negligence. the plaintiffs in this case alleging that the fbi agents investigating the former usa gymnastics team, doctor quote, turned a blind eye to abuse allegations. and the doj agreed to begin negotiations. now here we are two years later. a person familiar with these negotiations telling cnn that the doj is in fact finalizing a settlement with survivors though details. when exactly be confirmed until a deal is struck in court. this could mean tens of millions of dollars for the victims, survivors previously filed $130
and at the polls. this is the only way they can do it because tens of millions of people see to what extent the other side is willing to go for just to keep them out of office try to meet them just beat them on their own merits. >> sean: we have laura trump rnc cochair i don't know what the worst part is. the idea that the judges so conflict did donating to biden i would say that would be a reason for recusal and they have the issue of the conflict as a matter of law that should have been a recusal as an issue of the gag order for the father-in-law and soul over cable tv all over the network quoted didn't -- quoted in newspaper on social media they can say whatever the hell they want as doesn't seem fair either.
jury. that cost him tens of millions of dollars, because he basically behaved exactly as the plaintiff was describing him, as somebody who's remorseless, who was ready to say anything, who had contempt for the court's rulings and contempt for the truth, and he just, you know, he acted out right in front of the jury. and it's going to be a lot harder for him this time, because this is a lot more, if this is about his own people are going to be testifying and describing things that he did, people who were loyal to him from, you know, david packer, we've never actually heard from david packer. hope hicks, we've never really heard from her about this. and he's going to have to sit there and listen to it, and he's not going to enjoy himself, and he's, i can't, you can't guarantee that he'll be able to control himself. >> yeah, and he's going to have to listen to it a day in and day out. he has to be there for all of this. he gets a break on wednesdays.
getting sent to rwanda would be relatively small, and people would simply view that as one additional risk alongside the huge risks they are already taking by getting in a small boat in the first place. australia send asylum seekers to an island and they also intercept the boats, which is different from what the uk government does?- boats, which is different from what the uk government does? yeah, people sa , the uk government does? yeah, people say. australia — the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved _ the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved their _ the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved their regular- say, australia solved their regular maritime arrival problem, tens of thousands suddenly reduced to the tens. the challenge here is that the picture is more complicated, they didn'tjust offshore picture is more complicated, they didn't just offshore asylum picture is more complicated, they didn'tjust offshore asylum seekers, akin to what we are doing with rwanda, they also physically intercepted these boats and returned them to the country of departure, with the permission of those countries, and that is something the uk has not thus far been able to do, because it requires french co—operation, and the french say, with the use of small boats, unlike the bigger boats reaching australia, it is just too dangerous.