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growing war as tensions over the israeli/hamas war and the volatile situation abroad is contributing to rising inflation and gas prices for americans. meanwhile, trump reported to a manhattan courthouse four times this week at the start of the first ever criminal trial of a former u.s. president. come november, he could become the first to be convicted of a crime. that conviction would not bar him from running to become our president the second time. no matter your stance on any of the above we can agree on two things, this is an unprecedented moment. and americans are not interested in who wins the next election. tonight the question is why? is part of it the trump saturation factor? given historic nature of his trial the af origin american will not escape seeing him on their screens for what is expected to be six weeks of
meaning it has. i think at that point people are going to be not focused on like, i don't like him and i don't like him but focused on what does it mean for this country. one of the things that is showing us that way is the number one issue in the new nbc poll, i think as you know, was not inflation, was not the border, the number one issue was protecting american democracy. that was the number one issue in the poll. so, as that conversation happens, as we get closer to election day. my guess is we will set a new record on people who voted in this election.. >> how do you think it will translate? i know we have been saying we are 10 months out of it. is it enough time for both parties? the democrats, on generate voter enthusiasm for their candidate? >> that is plenty of time. but to meet these expectations that we have had in the last
in this courtroom clearly is "in god we trust" yet that courtroom is where something extraordinary happened this afternoon. judge had to go through things that were litigated if not once, twice. in setting forth the rulings on things, he said, i am reading from my notes" you can notton submit premotion letters asking to revisit every ruling. i entertained your motions in good faith. at some point you have to accept this court's rulings. we are having opening statements monday. >> at some 90 that donald trump started to stand up and he said sir, we are not finished and sit down. donald trump was incredibly humbled by that but peeved. when he walked out he usually scans the press in attendance
from making or directing others to make public statements about any prost active juror or any juror in this proceeding. that's exactly what he did. >> it sounds exactly like what he just did. coming back to the gag order, there's a hearing this week. we are trying to understand, there are 12 jurors and its alternate. what happens if seven of them do remove themselves from participating as jurors in this trial? what happens then? >> well, if that happens, you have what is called a mistrial and you have to start again, but i want to just underscore a couple things. jurors in this city, i am in new york right now, they have rendered verdicts with respect to organized crime, leaders with respect to terrorists, i think that people should not