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margaret brennan, thank you. tonight, and other win for donald trump's legal team as they pushed to delay his trials. the start date of the georgia election interference case is now in limbo after an appeals court agreed to hear trump's argument to disqualify district attorney fani willis. trump and other defendants want her off the case, claiming her relationship with a former special prosecutor presented a conflict of interest. on tuesday, the judge in his classified documents case postpones that trial indefinitely, saying it will take months to settle disputes over evidence. meanwhile, trump so-called

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kn noel brennan, cbs news, richton park, illinois. >>> good way to end things tonight.for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, "cbs sunday morning." then it is "face the nation." margaret brennan's guests include south dakota governor christie nome who is releasing a controversial memoire. i'm ed o'keefe in washington. thanks for watching. good night. >>> 's effort alert meteorologist. >>

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and, you know, we're digesting the brennan center report, right now.ee director answers, mdm, process. i think that's something, frankly, probably any city department should have. but i think especially in our area, it's critical, i would add to your list, supervisor preston, i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end, knowing on the front end what what we could do, i think would be great, looking at other jurisdictions and seeing what what they're doing, what success they've had constitutionally, what kind of resources and tools, both staffing and technology they're throwing at this issue. i mean, i can tell you that if my department were to take on, investigating and administering rules about the content of ai generated advertisements, that's going to be a huge undertaking for u

brennan, i think, articulates it well.examination, you can prepare a defendant for the questions you're going to ask. you know what he or she is going to say in response. but there is a lot of folder for cross-examination of mr. trump. just as with mr. cohen. neither of these two gentlemen strike me as particularly good or truthful or consistent human beings. and you can bet that prosecutors from day one, have started what i used to call my cross-examination file. any text, any tweet, any statement. any utterance that mr. trump made that helps my case or under mines his defense, i throw it in that cross-examination file. and so even though defendants rarely if ever take the stand in their own defense, prosecutors are always or should always be ready. i think cross-examination of mr. trump would not go well for him. although the direct examination might. and i think prosecutors in some ways would be looking forward to the opportunity to have mr. trump under oath. again, mr. brennan's right, absolutely no obligation by a def

>> man brennan's good. alright. here we go. members of the jury. the defense wants your focus everywhere, but where it ought to be on the actual defendant in this case, donald john trump. they want to make the argument, hear all about michael cohen. let me tell you something about michael cohen. he's not a saint. he's a center. he told you that he's done plenty of wrong in his life, most of it for donald trump. but what michael cohen did is he took you inside a corrupt organization, donald trump's campaign donald trump's businesses and you know what michael cohen's not even the star witness in this case. the star witness in this case are the documents there. the financial documents, the checks that donald trump sign, no ledgers that invoices, the handwritten notes that showed how they put this whole scheme together. the phone records, the tax, the emails, all michael cohen is here to do is to walk you through that tangible evidence. so if you're ever at that frozen, take that mr. brennan references it's not quite the right now it's one of michael c

norman brennan, former liberal democrat. brennan r baker . former liberal democrat.ennan r baker. sorry, i often get a police officer called norman brennan. apologies, norman. there we are. i watch crime prevention minister, former liberal democrat mp and stickler for facts and home office minister, as well . look, plenty minister, as well. look, plenty to come from them tonight, but i wanted to start with an interview. i did a little bit earlier on, so i caught up with shadow secretary of state for scotland ian murray, and started by asking him about labour's plans. this was the big one today for a great british energy company has all been costed in the £8.3 company has all been costed in the £83 billion of capitalisation would bring in 3 to 1 in terms of private spending, and this is about what the big operators are trying to do. >> they are already transitioning away and have their own plans away from fossil fuels and having great british energy to give us clean energy by 2030 is a way of the government backing that, backing private enterprise to help us deliver i

norman brennan, former liberal democrat. brennan r baker . former liberal democrat.ennan r baker. sorry, i often get a police officer called norman brennan. apologies, norman. there we are. i watch crime prevention minister, former liberal democrat mp and stickler for facts and home office minister, as well . look, plenty minister, as well. look, plenty to come from them tonight, but i wanted to start with an interview. i did a little bit earlier on, so i caught up with shadow secretary of state for scotland ian murray, and started by asking him about labour's plans. this was the big one today for a great british energy company has all been costed in the £8.3 billion of capitalisation would bring in 3 to 1 in terms of private spending, and this is about what the big operators are trying to do. >> they are already transitioning away and have their own plans away from fossil fuels and having great british energy to give us clean energy by 2030 is a way of the government backing that, backing private enterprise to help us deliver it and having a national mission towards

i am a margaret brennan in for norah.we come on the air, there are harrowing images coming out of texas showing severe weather that has pounded the state and continues to threaten lives tonight. there is widespread flooding around houston. america's fourth largest city. with some areas getting nearly . immunities along the san jacinto river have been evacuated. many in the area have needed to be rescued, like this truck driver. you can see scrambling to escape his fast-thinking big big rig. farther north, a storm chaser is credited with saving this family after their home was blown to pieces by a tornado. the mother carried her daughter, her injured son, and husband right behind. we will hear from the family in just a moment. but the threat is not over. tornado, severe thunderstorms, and flood watches, all posted across texas tonight, and millions in the state are being urged to not let their guard down. cbs's omar villafranca leads off our coverage. >> reporter: in west texas, severe storms unleashed powerful tornadoes.

matt brennan: fleabag is intensely personal and intimate and raunchy. you made me cum nine times. man: honestly? meredith baxter: she wanted you to experience the craziness of what she's involved in, she's looking at the camera, and she's having sex with some guy she really doesn't care about. fleabag: he's wasting me. lorraine ali: fleabag was just saying and putting out there what we were all thinking right? who didn't fantasize about obama? she was just being honest. priest: we're going to have sex aren't we? lorraine ali: she slept with a priest. fleabag: yeah. meredith baxter: oh, that's intimate. patrick gomez: it's fascinating to track the evolution of female sexuality in the sitcom because you start off with beds that had to be separate. you couldn't say the word pregnant. fleabag: and i've had a lot of sex outside marriage. patrick gomez: fast forward to now when we celebrate it,

we get details from chief foreign affairs correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan this is what the israeli military calls a limited operation in rafah, where air strikes today hit one of the most densely populated laces on earth. nearly 1.5 million people have swelled into this part of southern gaza. casualties and lack of supplies overwhelmed this kuwait hospital director. >> i feel that the rockets were -- the explosive bombs are completely different from those that have been used before. >> reporter: the biden administration announced that while it is surging weapons to israel, it has simultaneously paused delivery of 3500 so-called dumb bombs due to concern of the impact of 2,000-pound bombs in dense urban settings. >> civilians have been killed in gaza as a consequence of those bombs and other ways in which they go after population centers. i made it clear that if they go into rafah -- they haven't gone into rafah yet -- if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah, to deal with the cities, to deal wi

brennan, appreciate you being with us. i'm wondering what the fact that the they went to it's gonna be a three-day weekend now how beneficial is that for the defense that jurors have the next three days to think about what they just heard. todd blanche, and michael cohen discuss anderson. thanks for having me. it's not only beneficial to leave them marriage date and ruminate on what they just heard. it also gives mr. blanche and his team three long days to scour that transcript and really the fine tune. whatever is left of cross-examination gives prosecutors the ability to do the same thing for a redirect as well it does, but in that particular comparison, it's like tie goes or the runner kind of thing. >> it really is advantageous to the defense because, you know, he's he's a defense witness this point. >> caitlin, i know it has a lot more when it comes to something that happened at the end of court today todd blanche would not say whether or not still if donald trump is going to testify when they were talking about other

margaret brennan, thank you.ight, and other win for donald trump's legal team as they pushed to delay his trials. the start date of the georgia election interference case is now in limbo after an appeals court agreed to hear trump's argument to disqualify district attorney fani willis. trump and other defendants want her off the case, claiming her relationship with a former special prosecutor presented a conflict of interest. on tuesday, the judge in his classified documents case postpones that trial indefinitely, saying it will take months to settle disputes over evidence. meanwhile, trump so-called hush money trial, well, that resumes in new york tomorrow. now to a cbs news exclusive. a former spirit aerosystems employee who blew the whistle over safety concerns is now breaking his silence to cbs news. the company is a major supplier for boeing and has been under intense scrutiny since january when a door panel blew off an alaska airlines plane mid-flight peered well, tonight, the whistle-blower is telling his

let's speak to pull brennan, he's in madrid for us. pull a huge and very strong statement as we've been saying from prime minister sanchez this morning. the dates momentous. as usually symbolic. and frankly, the climax of days and weeks of carefully choreographed diplomatic process. i mean, the pump permanent, the peddler sanchez, was applauded in the spanish parliament last week when he said that there are 3 main issues for this. it's piece this justice and it's consistency. they had the reasons why spam has joined with island to no way of recognizing the state of palestine. he also said that the longer process that he wants to see as a result of this recognition free priority is that he outlined in that statement that he gave in the palace over my shoulder just an hour or so ago. he said that the needed to be an end to the cause of crisis, a permanency for the release of hostages. he also said that needed some assistance on support for me, posted in or forward to you in the west bank to help that self governance and be able to, to st

margaret brennan, thank you.ight, another win for donald trump's legal team as they pushed to delay his trials. the start date of the georgia election interference case is now in limbo after an appeals court agreed to hear trump's argument to disqualify district attorney fani willis. trump and other defendants want her off the case, claiming her relationship with a former special prosecutor presented a conflict of interest. on tuesday, the judge in his classified documents case postponed that trial indefinitely, saying it will take months to settle disputes over evidence. meanwhile, trump's so-called hush money trial, well, that resumes in new york tomorrow. now to a cbs news exclusive. a former spirit aerosystems employee who blew the whistle over safety concerns is now breaking his silence to cbs news. the company is a major supplier for boeing and has been under intense scrutiny since january when a door panel blew off an alaska airlines plane mid-flight. well, tonight, the whistle-blower is telling his story

brennan, you represented the fox organization.was the fox organization -- >> the trump payroll company. >> what do you imagine his relationship is with his attorneys in terms of listening to their advice? clearly in this case as you pointed out he had bombast. he said he was going to testify. and that's understandable. but here it seems as though he's probably listened to his lawyers, don't you think? >> i think he is, andrea. if you notice, there was the issue of the contempt allegations at the beginning of the trial. you know, he stopped that. i worked very closely with sue necheles. she's a tremendous lawyer. mr. blanche by reputation and what i've seen in this case, tremendous lawyer. i've represented him in his second impeachment along with other lawyers. and i represented the payroll corporation for about eight weeks in that courtroom with those prosecutors. he wasn't there. he wasn't a named defendant. but i found him fairly easy to get along with in all candor. i think in the final analysis he does listen to lawyers. but y

he is with the voting rights and elections program for the brennan center.eally appreciate having you want to take us through these findings. the headline here that voters and almost half the country will face new voting restrictions in the upcoming general election. i mean, is that as disturbing and worrisome as it seems on its face this it is. >> thank you for having me happy to join. it's definitely a big concern because we want to be seeing states, make it easier for people who are eligible to vote to be able to do so. and really going back to january 2021, right after the last presidential section, which was followed by a lot of lies and myths about voter fraud taking place when reality that election was safe and secure and there was no evidence of any widespread issues some states began to very quickly pass the that made it harder to vote. and so those restrictions comment all stages of the voting process for many people, it may become harder to register that may have less access to an absentee valid or early voting and they did last time or it may be

paul brennan reporting live for us from outside wembley stadium. thanks for now. all that match, it takes off a busy schedule of major cup finals all taking place on saturday, including the german and french, a cup finals, as well as the asian and african champions league deciders. plus the way felt women's, a champions league final mark flow. and i have sacked their measure chevy just a month after persuading him to stay when he wanted to quit. and january. chevy said the season would be his last only for bar for president juan le portez to talk minutes of state, which have these recent comments about the clubs, financial problems are thought to have angry, left ports. huh. on the board, he'll be out after sundays lead match against the former buyer in unit coach on safelite because expected to be named as a new man in charge. in the coming days or earlier, we spoke to spanish football broadcast, which i'm a solaire and asked her if changing managers will fix some of the bar slowness problems. and i don't think so because the bus, the problem are a structural pro

former trump organization attorney william brennan and former u.s. at the university of alabama school of law, and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. reporters in the room said yesterday before the verdict came down, the bromance between donald trump and todd blanche appeared to be back on, they were seated shoulder to shoulder, laughing and jovial, and minutes later, trump and his team found out that he had been found guilty. do you think their relationship is going to be forever changed because of the verdict? >> changed, not ended, andrea. i just finished a seven-hour sentencing and my co-counsel and i got into it a few times. we'll be back at work on monday morning. these are emotional, passionate events in people's lives. you know, criminal trials, civil trials. it's not unusual. especially with a defendant, client, who was the most powerful man in the world for four years to get into it a little bit. i would be surprised if todd blanche didn't stay on. you know, if you fired your lawyer or kept him on or her on based on verdicts, it would be jus

brennan's point, where was allen weisselberg?here was keith schiller suddenly michael cohen didn't know well, did i speak to the former president and let them know what was going on or maybe i spoke to keith schiller about a 14 that was driving me crazy. built-in reasonable doubt they'll let me ask you at the possibility of a hung jury because all we know we know that all we need is one of these jurors to not believe that trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> what's the likelihood you think we'll see that? >> well, it's kind of a balancing test in my mind. i spent eight weeks and that particular courtroom in front of judge merchan with a lot of these same prosecutors in front of a manhattan jury because you only pick from the island of manhattan at least it's been my experience that's not a favorable forum for the former president. and having said that, i agree with randy, there's so much left unsaid by the prosecution in this case that you only need won bianna. if one juror can't get beyond a reasonable doubt this case w

brennan, appreciate you being with us. i'm wondering what the fact that the they went to it's gonna be a three-day weekend now how beneficial is that for the defense that jurors have the next three days to think about what they just heard. todd, blanche, and michael cohen discuss anderson, thanks for having me. >> it's not only beneficial to leave them marinate and ruminate on what they just heard. it also gives mr. blanche and his team three long days to scour that transcript and really fine tune whatever is left of cross-examination. >> it gives prosecutors the ability to do the same thing for a redirect as well it does, but in that particular comparison, it's like tie goes or the runner kind of thing. >> it really is advantageous to the defense because you know, he's he's a defense witness at this point. >> caitlin, i know it has a lot more when it comes to something that happened at the end of court today, todd blanche would not say whether or not still if donald trump is going to testify when they were talking about o

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let's bring in bill brennan former trump payroll corporation attorney and also represented in the secondment trial for the president. what you know the deliberations so far, bill, on the instructions to the jury what you make of it? >> they are at a charging conference right now, john, where the prosecution and the defense meet with judge merchan and pitches him the respective sides prosecution will say we want this or we don't want that defense type of thing. that there are model jury instructions that start things off. but in this case which is bizarre, it is an indictment in a crime it is kafkaesque. they are asking what makes it a felony like when it be nice to know that when you are charged or defending on the case? i am flummoxed, it's crazy. >> regardless it has to con continue. in these instructions i guess we are just waiting. >> in some cases the jury and surgeons are perfunctory like who cares? first-degree murder this, third remodeler stomach murder back, this could rise or fall with thd wording of the instructions because because so much of this they are talking about if he

welcome to "closing bell" overtime i'm morgan brennan, jon fortt is off today.e isi vice chairman krishna guha joins us ahead of a big week of potentially market moving data. and an analyst who calls himself, quote

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. >>> joining us is msnbc national security and intelligence analyst john brennan. hamas says it has agreed to the deal. israel is saying this isn't the deal we agreed to. what do you make of this dissonance? >> it's not surprising that there are some discrepancy here as we get closer and closer to a final deal for a cease fire, but there's a fair amount of brinksmanship and gamesmanship going on. this is complex. there are different components to a cease fire deal, the military cease fire, the duration, what constitutes a violation, then there's the exchange of hostages for palestinian prisoners. when that will take place, how it will take place, and then the humanitarian assistance that's supposed to flow also while these other components are being implemented. i wouldn't be surprised if hamas took the last israeli proposal and made adjustments and announced they were accepting a proposal, trying to actually make it happen on their terms as opposed to the israeli terms. but a statement that came out from the prime minister's office there is a hopeful sign that at

you came -- well you asked neal brennan. >> jimmy: yeah, i asked neal brennan, who was a writer and producer's show" to -- if he wants to help with "late night." he goes, "no i'm gonna kind of focus on comedy." and i go, "comedy? like, standup comedy?" and now he's one of the best, you know, standups out there. so i go -- so he goes, "no, thanks. but who's gonna be your band?" and i go, "i don't know yet, i know." he goes, "you gotta pick a good one, 'cause conan has a great band. i mean, he's got max weinberg, that's a great --" i go, "i know." he's like, "you know what? you should ask the roots." i go, "you think the roots would be my house band?" he goes, "oh, no. but you should ask them --" [ laughter ] "-- 'cause they'll help you. they know people, and they'll help you get a band, but they're -- no." so i go, "oh." then i go, "what's the worst that could happen?" >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: so i asked the roots, their manager richard at the time, richard nichols. and, i said -- i asked them, and then i didn't hear back for -- two months? three months? >> questlove: yeah, three months. [ l

are >>> i'm margaret brennan and this week on "face the nation," campus chaos continues from coast to coast. plus south dakota republican governor kristi noem kicks off her book tour today. and we've got the first interview. >>> campus protests tied to the war between israel and hamas spilled into the weekend. and with no breakthrough yet in negotiations for a short-term cease-fire and hostage release, the political pressure on president biden builds. and he tries to calm the domestic fury. >> dissent is central to democracy and there is the right to protest but not right to cause chaos. >> we'll talk with two key democrats as those protests continue. pennsylvania senator john fetterman and california congressman row khanna. >>> plus have kristi noem's chances to become president trump's running mate by help or hurt about revelations in her new book. she's just back from a republican gather with trump in palm beach. finally our conversation with jordan's queen rania of palestinian dissent and her views of the war in gaza and her hopes of peace in the region. it is all just ahead on "f

we have team coverage for you with the former trump impeachment william jay brennan. first we go to senior correspondent eric shawn. he's alive at the courthouse. eric, what is the witness telling to those jurors today in the courtroom? >> hello jillian. they've broken for lunch but throughout this morning we have heard a lot about payments and invoices and reimbursement to michael cohen but so far, no evidence or testimony directly tying the former president into that alleged scheme to pay off stormy daniels. on the witness stand is the former trump organization controller jeff mcconney. he's been explain how mike cohen was reimbursed eventually for using his own money to pay stormy but mcconney said he knew nothing about any agreement ordeal for her alleged hush money payments. he sent allen weisselberg, the trump cfo at the time, said they were approved by eric trump. the former presidents on who happened to be in court today with them. the balance came from trump's own personal checking account. in those checks to michael cohen were marked for legal expenses. the

you came -- well you asked neal brennan. >> jimmy: yeah, i asked neal brennan, who was a writer and producer's show" to -- if he wants to help with "late night." he goes, "no, i'm gonna kind of focus on comedy." and i go, "comedy? like, standup comedy?" and now he's one of the best, you know, standups out there. so i go -- so he goes, "no, thanks. but who's gonna be your band?" and i go, "i don't know yet, i know." he goes, "you gotta pick a good one, 'cause conan has a great band. i mean, he's got max weinberg, that's a great --" i go, "i know." he's like, "you know what? you should ask the roots." i go, "you think the roots would be my house band?" he goes, "oh, no. but you should ask them -- [ laughter ] -- 'cause they'll help you. they know people, and they'll help you get a band, but they're -- no." so i go, "oh." then i go, "what's the worst that could happen?" >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: so i asked the roots, their manager richard at the time, richard nichols. and, i said -- i asked them, and then i didn't hear back for -- two months? three months? >> questlove: yeah, three months. [ li

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and joining us now, william brennan, former attorney for the trump organization who represented trumphis second impeachment trial. william, thank you so much for taking the time. blanche isn't ruling out trump testifying. is there a scenario where you actually see this happening? >> good morning, ana, and thanks for having me. you know, i've been trying criminal cases for about 35 years around this country, and i can tell you regardless of whom the defendant is, it is the absolute last decision that is made in a trial. prosecution puts its case on. the defense will then argue at the conclusion of the prosecution's case that it should be dismissed, and it doesn't even meet a prima fascia, a very low burden. most of those motions are denied. then if the defense -- and the defense has no obligation, ana, they can sit there and do the cross word puzzle during this trial. but if the defense decides to call any witnesses, say they called one or ten witnesses, at the end of that trail of witnesses, it would be the decision-making time for the defendant, and my prediction is that in this part

brennan on the other side. brennan on the other side. >>> our trial coverage continues.me of the damning statements michael cohen made and we heard from a former trump defense attorney about how the cross-examination is going. now joyce vance is back. for the response of what you heard from bill. >> if the prosecution is not a little bit unhappy with their witness being cross-examined then the defense lawyers are not doing their job. this is their opportunity to go at the witness and ask the when did you beat your wife style question. theoretically, they should be scoring some points. and bill did a great job of making the case for this as effective cross-examination but i don't agree. i saw nothing here that did lasting damage to michael cohen who i think has held up far better than expected. >> what do you think blanche was doing with questions he knew almost certainly would face objection? his opening question was mr. cohen, you called me a little blank. expletive. we don't do that on the news but the jury heard it and it was overruled. >> there was a side bar after t

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plead not guilty, joining me now, cnn sports analyst and sports columnist for usa today, christine brennan. >> so great to have you here, christine, but how bizarre is that? i mean, scheffler he's known to be a pretty mild mannered guy. i understand, but he is calling this arrest a big misunderstanding. what what happened here it was early in the morning. >> it was dark and it was raining. laura and after this terrible accident in which there was a fatality, a man named john mills was killed crossing the street getting to the golf course the police, obviously we're redirecting traffic and scheffler says that he continued on because he was told it was okay for the golfers themselves to work their way to the golf course. and he has called it both chaotic and i'm misunderstanding in terms of where he was supposed to go, what he thought he could do versus what the police were telling him he could do. that's his story. as you alluded to. of course, the police report. the police are saying that's not the case. and in fact, once they're officers, was dragged ten feet by scheffler's car once that

brennan, appreciate you being with us. i'm wondering the fact that the they went to it's going to be a three-day weekend now how beneficial is that for the defense that jurors have the next three days to think about what they just heard. todd blanche, and michael cohen discuss anderson. thanks for having me. it's not only beneficial to leave them marinate and ruminate on what they just heard. it also gives mr. blanche and his team three long days to scour that transcript i'm really fine tune. whatever is left of cross-examination. it gives prosecutors the ability to do the same thing for a redirect as well it does, but in that particular comparison, it's like tie goes or the runner kind of thing. it really is advantageous to the defense because, you know, he's he's a defense witness so at this point, caitlin, i know it has a lot more when it comes to something that happened at the end of court today todd blanche would not say whether or not still if donald trump is going to testify when they were talking about other witnes

district attorney for the manhattan district attorney's office, also here, criminal defense attorney bill brennan, who represented trump's payroll corporation in previous years thanks so much to both of you for being here. here let me start with the fact that trump's attorney has been bringing up keith davidson's work on other celebrity scandals for example the defense name-dropped charlie sheen, bringing up an alleged $2 million payment to davidson's client they mentioned the time davidson was invested the gated by law enforcement as part of 2012 extortion probe tied to how kog and he was not implicated in that probe of this had to do with a whole cogen sex tape, then they asked davidson about a settlement deal. he tried to negotiate with somebody seeking $100 million from boxer, manny pacquiao after a big fight, then hey, press keith davidson on whether he helped someone get paid in connection with the 2010 tmz story about the rehab treatment of lindsay lohan up bill brennan, the purpose of bringing up all of this is what does show the jury who their hearing from. i mean, this is an individual

brennan on our panel here who are arguing that this is not a strong case. it's certainly not the view of them. cnn person per say that there is no case here. we are discussing the qualities of the case. so the good, the bad, there's disagreement. we do have people who are in mr. trump's sayyed on this oh, lovable will will will on whether an on mobile and on the issue on the issue of whether or not this is a good case. that's all i'm when i look at this. >> yeah, they're might as well be one of those things when they used to put the blue around the face. this is an american citizen on trial. yeah and they have to tie it up to another crime and they've yet to do it. >> this has nothing to do with the fact that i represented him no trump. i have no political agenda about your view of the quality of this guy. i think they haven't made it out yet. that's all i'm saying all right. okay. >> anyway, but jamie, again, go very angry and he he he he seemed angry are today than in any previous de guesses his day 16, he seemed angry are today with michael cohen's testi

. >> your fellow philadelphia attorney, bill brennan said that that tweet could be grounds for a mistrial well you know, i don't want to contradict a great legal minded bill brennan, but that's outside of court. the jury is not supposed to be looking at social media or anything of that nature. and she's not alone lawyers in the case. you know, she's really just a witness in the case. if a lawyer were to bring up this fifth amendment right to remain silent that would be a real problem. an absolutely a mistrial at that time. >> all right. michael van der been good to see you. thank you so much pleasure. you fill every single day. donald trump comes out to the cameras in that courthouse hallway and rants about this case. but what's he saying behind the scenes, i guess coming up as new insight into that. but first some breaking news, the high stakes report anticipated from the biden administration is now out of gauging whether or not in their view, israel and its defense forces violated international law in its war with hamas. will, we're back in a breaking moment without breaking news? >> ra

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>>> margaret brennan in washington and this week on "face the nation," america's relations with israel face a serious stress test amid acquisitions that they likely violated international law in its war with hamas. >>> israel has issued additional vacci evacuation orders for the refugees from the north now living in southern gaza. hundreds of thousands have fled the region in the last week as israeli defense forces step up their ground campaign against hamas in the city of rafah. >>> plus, the strain between america and one ofity closest allies intensifies. as president biden takes drastic measures to head off a full blown israeli invasion of rafah. prime minister netanyahu said if they have to, israel will go alone. we'll talk to antony blinken and two key senators, tom cotton and maryland's chris van hollen. >>> finally saving a mother. a story about howa group of special operations veterans helped a fellow serviceman's family get their mother out of war-torn gaza. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." we are learning more about th

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i mean, it's a big problem to overcome william brennan goe jackson, always a pleasure. >> thank you bothi know we will be back hot and ready to go on monday. thank you looking for hi ready to go visit on monday. >> i'm promise all of you. >> james ears are in serious financial trouble. >> a new report out from the new york fed shows one out of every seven gen z credit card borrowers has maxed out their credit cards and also a lot of them having a hard time paying them off, seen as matt egan has details on this report and it's not just gen z that has trouble with credit card debt. that's for sure. >> that's definitely right. k this is really a problem across all age groups. americans are now sitting on one trillion of credit card debt. and what's concerning is that a growing number of people they're failing to even make the minimum payments. the new york fed found that serious delinquencies, people who are 90 days late or more, that has climbed to 12-year highs. and there's this direct link between failure to make your payments and maxing out your credit cards. you could see maxing out cr

paul brennan reporting live for us from outside wembley stadium . enjoy the game as well. that much takes off a busy schedule of major cup finals all taking place on saturday, including the german and french cot finals as well as the asian and african champions league deciders. plus the way for women's champions league final barcelona have sacked their manager choppy just a month after persuading him to stay. when he wanted to quit in january to ivy said this season would be his last only for bar as the president and one la port tats talking in the state. chevy's recent comments about the clubs financial problems. our thoughts have angered laporte to an board. he'll be out after sundays, leak match against the former barn. munich coach on c flick is expected to be named as a new man in charge. and the coming days at early we earlier we spoke spanish football broadcaster and jemma solaire and asked her if changing managers will fix some of our as long as problems or i don't think so because the bus, the problem are a structural problem. so they kind of not the fusion, the p

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