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host: jennifer?guest: i want to say thank you for serving our students. i our educators used to be so respwithin our nation. a job that was paid so little people did it for moral reasons to educate children and to take care of them and keep them safe. we have taken such a dramatic shift across this country. thank you for all that you do. i encouragese fears, please get inside the classrooms and see what the teachers are dealing with on a daily basis. host: mike in akron, ohio. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. i'm a retired schoolteacher myself. i will be by the way the class of 1971 is turning 71 this year. born in 1953 myself. the comment i would like to make involves for one thing people complain about private school and public schools being close to each other in the same city and the privates will has better you. they have less income. the one thing that's missing is the mobility rate. there are many inner-city ols with a mobility rate of over 50%. that means if you have 25 kids in

jennifer: very well.tation, that they are not deviating from thei r fx management style. we expect the rupee to be trading relatively quite stable. we have a forecast of 83 by the end of the year and 82 by the end of 2025. one important element in india is the fx reserves of the are b.i. is quite significant -- of the rbi is quite significant and they plan to absorb most of the bond and floats -- bond inflows into the fx reserves. if we look at the fx adequacy ratio, comparing to the potential sources of outflows in a payment crisis time. india's ratio is 175, way above the recommended range of 100 to 125. so i think india's excellent position is one bright spot in the economy. the central bank does have a significant tool to defend the currency. yvonne: jennifer kusuma, senior asia rates strategist. thank you for joining in on the discussion as well. we have some news to break when it comes to airtel, they are raising the indian mobile plan prices after what we heard from reliance. that is why you are se

jennifer: there is no optimal mix.e the fact that the mix is back of people using us for work, special events, vacations, and everyday life. throughout our lives, the percentage of special events or work fluctuates. we want to prove to the customer we are there for her and are a resource no matter what is going on in her life. for an example, i had my first kid four months ago. throughout my entire pregnancy and postpartum explains, i have been changing size. it has been a resource for me but i have not had to buy clothing i know i will not wear again. no matter what is going on in her life, we want her to feel that we have the selection for her. we made significant improvements in our inventory depth and selection throughout 2023. inventory churn is down 21%. our net promoter scores are the highest in years. our overall loyalty rates are the highest in years which gives us further indication this is the exact time to put our foot on the gas pedal in terms of growth. katie: congratulations on the birth of your child. t

jennifer marcell : i mean, she's under an alias. the police officers rush us into this private room in the hospital. andrea canning : putting brittani under an assumed name may have been a smart move. because the family was later told about a mysterious visitor, who was trying to get in to see brittani. diane marcell : while we were in the waiting room, one of the nurses came out and said, do you know that some man just came in to see her? andrea canning : who was it? diane marcell : we don't know who it was. andrea canning : you never-- diane marcell : we don't know. andrea canning : the man left before he could be identified. diane had a terrifying thought. maybe it was brittani's attacker. diane marcell : i didn't know if this person was watching us from afar. did he follow the ambulance? i went into the restroom. i would look at every stall on the back of the doors to make sure that nobody was in there or standing on the-- on the actual commode. andrea canning : fear took over? diane marcell : fear. andrea canning : as brittani

office jennifer was a criminal prosecutor at san francisco and san mateo district attorney's officeeriences i can laid and solids foundation for her career and jennifer story is a remarkable achievement and as a first generation immigrant from korea was the first to arena law degree the public education is important her legal career is a sense of duty and a great commitment to serve the public as we celebrate this month highlighting the contributions of park and planning americans in our community. >> jennifer thank you for your tireless dedication to the district attorney's office but to san francisco as a whole we're privileged to recognize you for your it's been a long time coming. contributions for painting and justice in san francisco. >> congratulations jennifer. >> i've seen that door on the roster. >> (clapping) and having deputy city attorney dorsey i've work in the city attorney's office for years and add to my appreciation i've that that the san francisco city attorney's office is a terrible place to work if you need to be the smart i would person in the room there are a

go ahead, jennifer.emic d gains in the marginalized communities is what we have people who are on the dais and legislators that focus on making those gains and of wasting funds on things like don't say gay laws. host: youngstown, ohio. republican. caller: yes. ing why did she think conservativism, which is s a bad thing in schools. when i was going to school we never knew the political persuasions of any of our teachers whatsoever. politics was not talkedwe were o go signs. the■eades. they keep downgrading standards. they can't even read anymore. theye kids to not know anything. they don't teach teach anythingt the constiti■on. moms for liberty isgroup that be constitution and not having the left, which she always leaves part of, the left, taking over their children's -- brainwashing them. at young ages they are kids to be transgendered, to be socialists, communists. that is all they are learning. doese said they do, like stakeout people. that ismocrat communist thing we got going on in this country. i d

karla: jennifer lÓpez estÁ como—— francisca: no le dan tregua a jennifer lÓpez.para viajar de la lista completa. jessica: cÓmo te sientes dentro de la lista de personas que estÁs mencionando son tremendos humoristas comediantes. paula: sÍ seÑor. pero tengo que decir tambiÉn que de colombia han invitado a dos personas. liz pereira que es una comediante estupenda de cÚcuta y vive en bogotÁ, fue una sorpresa para las dos. jessica: quÉ le vas a decir a jimmy? karla: primero que nada la increÍble es la primera vez que reÚnen a comediantes dentro del vaticano y que tengas ese privilegio, quÉ maravilla,quÉ le vas a decir, cÓmo te estas preparando? paula:es que sabes que todo el mundo me pregunta lo mismo, el que va a hacer el stand up es el papa, pretende que nosotros escuchemos lo que Él quiere decirle al mundo en estos momentos tan complicados incluso para Él tambiÉn. y Él dice que los humoristas, que la gente que hace comedia tiene una manera diferente de ver el mundo y quiere enviar un mensaje a travÉs de nosotros. imagÍnense. francisca: el mundo que necesita mÁs ri

joining me to discuss our jennifer rubin, opinion writer for the washington post and author of the book resistance, how women saved democracy from donald trump. and with us at the table is basil, director of public policy at the roosevelt house institute of hunter college and former executive director of the new york democratic party. they are both also msnbc political analysts. project 2025 is not some secret document, it is publicly available, online. but yet there hasn't really been a reaction from the public at large, to this. you think that people just don't know about it or it is not registering and why aren't individuals taking this threat as seriously as they should? >> i think that is right. a 900 page document, unless it is broken down methodically, routinely, regularly by the press is going to go over the heads of the american people and that sort of is the idea behind it, that they are hoping in plain daylight they will be able to sase, we told you what we wanted and the average voter will not have known what they were signing up for her. as you say, it is really a complete

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so jennifer tran wears a lot of hats. she's a leader in the vietnamese american community in oakland. she's also an ethnic studies professor at cal state east bay. she's also a congressional candidate who happens to have connections with the duong family, whose properties were raided. >> this is a story of corruption. corruption is a cancer that poisons every government on the planet. >> jennifer tran, a candidate for congress and president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce, stood outside city hall to denounce embattled mayor xiang tao. >> despite her compelling personal story that i relate with as a daughter of refugees, mayor xiang tao is just another unfit, entrenched american mayor who decided to play the game as she saw it being played last week. >> federal agents raided tao's home and several properties tied to the politically connected duong family, who owned california waste solutions, a company that manages oakland's recycling program. on monday, during a fiery speech at city hall, tao denounced the r

emilie ikeda has details. >> reporter: five years since connecticut mother jennifer dulos' disappearance, tonight the woman convicted of helping plan and cover up her killing alongside dulos' estranged husband now knows her fate. the judge sentenced michelle troconis to 20 years in prison. >> suspended after 14 1/2 years, 5 years probation. >> reporter: following heart-wrenching statements from dulos' family. >> for years we searched for her remains, tracking down every lead. >> reporter: troconis appearing emotional as the victim's daughter spoke, just 10 years old when she lost her mom. >> michelle troconis to me is the reason i feel completely lost and alone on nights when i cannot sleep. she's the reason why i've blocked out my childhood and that day so much i can barely remember it. >> reporter: jennifer dulos went missing in may of 2019 and police zeroed in on her estranged husband, troconis' boyfriend, who sat down with nbc's "dateline" before he was charged with murder and later died by suicide. >> fotis, did you have anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> i did not but

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emilie. >> first up, disappointing news for jennifer lopez fans.elling her summer "this is me" tour. she shared the news saying i'm heart sick and devastating about letting you down. please know i would not do this if it was not absolutely necessary. according to the newsletter, lopez is taking the time off to be with family and friends. the speculation of trouble with her marriage and disappointing reception total o album release. >>> and willie nelson dropped the 75th studio album which comes after bluegrass. this is shaping up to be a big one with the festival kicking off june 21st. he will have an all-star lineup with bob dylan and maren morris. >> what is his secret? >> doing what he is doing. >>> finally, can i have a "w" for "wheel of fortune" as we head into the final week for pat sajak. his daughter is giving us a behind the scenes look at the world of "wheel." >> a lot of people are asking what the puzzle board is like. >> we cannot show you a lot. there are certain things that are highly classified. show this. it says pat's water right t

jennifer: with a look at the two parties.ve been opposition so there are obstacles to get through, not just on the anc, but within the d.a., they need to talk about how to move forward. time is of the essence. we talked about how important it is to get back on a high-growth trajectory. he said yes that is important for all parties and south africa, but we talk about concessions and demands john outlines what the red lines are. >> we do not believe without compensation, that is a redline. sticking in its current form would be a redline. we believe we need to include choice. there is a conversation about how to achieve that. jennifer: john went on to talk about how the choice that we are trying to figure out what it will look like, the choice is between pro market and anti-market parties and policies, but we got insight into how important this is. we saw the economy contracting and we heard that the outcome raises risks, it is important to pay attention to negotiations and what it will mean moving forward. tom: jennifer in joha

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the family and friends of jennifer dulos had asked the judge for the maximum sentence of 45 years. david? >> david: stephanie ramos with us here tonight. steph, thank you. >>> we turn now to the awful case, the actor from "general hospital" who was shot and killed. and tonight here for the first time, the friend who was right there and who witnessed the horror speaking to our mola lenghi. >> reporter: just days after the fatal shooting of former "general hospital" actor johnny wactor, his co-worker and friend, anita joy, who was with him in those final moments, speaking out. can you take me back to that night? >> a man is down, like, on his knees putting a jack under the car, and he had the car halfway jacked up. and we realize this is not tow people. >> reporter: the two had finished their bartending shift around 3:00 a.m. saturday in downtown los angeles and were walking to their cars when police say they came across three suspects in masks attempting to steal wactor's catalytic converter, which contains valuable metals, enticing the thieves. joy says wactor approached one of the

jennifer : we were our own investigators.eel like you were enemy number one? jason flores : most definitely. andrea canning : where was she? a break in the case was coming. karen oswald : you cant ask for better evidence than your bad guys print in blood. nick giannetto : i just wanted to rip his heart out of him. andrea canning : sarah goode disappeared after a night out with friends and her brother-in-law nick suspected one of them knew more than they were telling. he soon learned that a party-goer named dante taylor called sarah's cell phone several times that evening and police wanted to talk to him. so did nick. janet albertson: ultimately nick finds him and t-- tails him, like in the movies. when dante taylor goes to his mother's house, nick calls 911 and demands a police presence to immediately come down and identifies him as an individual who, you know, is potentially wanted by the police in connection with the missing girl. andrea canning : with police on their way, nick went right up to dante and confronted him. nic

do you have another motion, jennifer? >> yeah, just i want-just couple more motions that are just kind of more kind of policy stuff. so, i like to move to urge the board of supervisors to fund $1 million for operating the tay acquisition. >> the operating funds for tay acquisition? >> yeah. >> is there a second for that motion? >> jennifer, can you-we have to second it. >> i'll second to discuss. >> for clarity, you are talking about the not the justice involved youth, but the original tay acquisition. [ >> 8.5 for acquisition. >> did you have a question? >> that's what i wanted to see. so, in our original recommendation, did it have that? >> yeah. it had 1.4. i brought it down to $1 million because the providererize -providers are saying they can go lower. >> any other questions or comments about this? >> i'll make a comment. acquisitions and construction are the easy part, because that is one time funding and people get excited and it is ongoing operations that are difficult and ongoing. i also say, i have been on the o

maria: good for you, jennifer. you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. maria: jennifer sey. we'll be right back. stay with us. this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow, senator marsha blackburn on her fight to protect children from the dangers lurking on the internet. thursday, the vp stakes in high gear, republican national committee chairman michael t whatly handicaps the field. and friday, we'll have reaction to the long awaited faceoff between preside president bidend president trump. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with all the money i saved i thought i'd buy stilts. hi honey. ahhh...ooh. look, no line at the hot dog stand. yes! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty.♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com hi, i'm tali and i lost 85 pounds

let me introduce you to jennifer, long-time a's fan. jennifer, is this exciting for you and tell me why? >> this is beyond exciting. it's exciting because it's a community team, it's oakland's team, it's our team. they will stay here forever. there are so many people here although we were sad the a's are leaving, we are so excited because this is our team and it's not a team owned by them, it's us. >> reporter: go ballers. jennifer, thank you so much. let me walk and talk because i want to give you more of a history. what a field of dreams it has been and a transformation. right now they'll be coming out onto the field, getting ready for the first pitch at 6:35. the team announced six months ago in response to the planned departure that they really need something for oakland and all these residents here. you can see the people filling the stands as we speak to the sold out fans and our chopper is overhead, just showing you all the folks who are coming in with security and merchandise and great food and, of course, the ballers, the hot d

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at twenty-two this year, the wedding of jennifer and ben aflick was supervised by polira. it was a modest ceremony of happy adults who had once separated out of stupidity and finally found each other again. it seemed to me that this was a dream. “i was in heaven, we healed old wounds and got rid of the heavy burden of the past,” lopas said then. and now, now the audience has doubts whether this long one was so good. the spouses are clearly in crisis, it’s good if they are no longer divorced. fans of this couple have been hearing regularly for 15 years that the wedding is about to happen. jacen statom and rosie huntington whiteley. it would seem that they had children, but they had already tested themselves as soon as possible and impossible. and what? the couple first announced their desire to get married in 2016, but rosie became pregnant. after 2 years, celebrities started talking about marriage again, but again not. we were too busy with work. not bad. it would be nice to have a celebration when the children are a little older and can take part in the wedding, rosie sai

carroll, jennifer and 927 others have contacted us so far this year. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. chris thank you. and speaking of the weekend, it is here and you are the straw that stirs the drink when it comes to the weekend. i like that we got i'm thinking of many drinks here. me too, i know. okay, we'll save that for later. and we are looking at some awesome weather on saturday and sunday. and then by monday, changes that are quite unusual out here across the west to start off june. we'll talk about that here in just a bit. but let's take it out to our live ballpark camera. look at that. we're zoomed in to get a look at that action there as the yankees and the giants go at it right here on nbc at 7:00 tonight. so we've got all your coverage for you right now, a comfortable 69, a little bit of a breeze out of the west northwest at 16. we could see some of the breezes kick up to about 20 to 25 during the game. and then we'll eventually drop it here to 57 by 8:00

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jennifer trehan, in her opinion, is, in addition to shoigu and gerasimov, an international criminal thearges against other officials of russia. jennifer, what does the decision of the international criminal court mean regarding new arrest warrants to establish justice in ukraine. we don't have details on the allegations yet, but they definitely relate to the russian attacks. to the ukrainian electricity industry and likely damage, this actually led to arrest warrants of this level. in the short term, i don't think arrests can be expected, but it is unknown if there are also additional hidden statements tied to to these arrest warrants, there may be other persons whose cases the court is considering on the same charges. it will be difficult to bring these people physically to the hague, the icc does not have a procedure for trials in absentia, so the accused must be present there. fixing by the court the inadmissibility of such attacks and of course, hostilities continue, and this is also the targeting of civilian objects, they are also accused of crimes against humanity. given the fact

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jennifer watch yesterday. yeah. jennifer ewing from republicans overseas .ster's favourite nando's? >> no , as i've only been once >> no, as i've only been once and i know it's all about chicken. i'm struggling. but we're going to tell you this is britain's newsroom on gb news. 1026. with britain's 11. gb news. 1026. with britain's11. gb news at 1020 1127. you know what we're talking about. digestives. beverly turner is actually eating one at the moment. >> you just caught me eating it in my biscuit. can i thank nigel nelson? we sent him on a biscuit run. he went out. we did. thank you. went to marks and spencer's, bought art digestives. thank you. >> torquay food piers pottinger. you'd been asked this question on the campaign trail. if you were prime minister. what is your favourite nando's order? i think you might be able to answer it. well i think for rishi, obviously as a lame duck prime minister, he's going to put some peri peri on his lame chicken. >> oh, god. >> oh, god. >> to spice it up a bit. very good, as he needs to spice up the campaign again. i

good evening, jennifer. >> jennifer: good evening, bret. more nuclear saber ratling from vladimir putin during his second stop in acre shah in search of friends. weapons for his war in ukraine, and a return to the cold war. the veiled threat came thursday during a press conference in vietnam. putin said he was thinking of changing russia's nuclear doctrine, lowering the threshold for the first use of a nuclear weapon. currently russian doctrine allows nuclear weapons to be used only in response to a nuclear strike or in the event of a conventional attack that moscow views as existential threat. in a master class of verbal jujitsu, putin blamed the rest on working on low yield nuclear devices when in fact it is russia that is doing so. >> we must pay attention to this. and we are paying attention. this is connect dod my statement of what we are thinking about possible changes in our strategy. we do not need preemptive strike yet. because, in contra strike, the enemy will guarantee to be destroyed. >> the threat came one day after putin met w

rachel: that is fun. >> behind you -- rachel: wait, wait, jennifer.ippos splash, this is a great option. it takes the traditional game, makes it into a sprinkler system the, kids can play it, they'll try to launch the balls into the hippo's mouth. it can also be used as a traditional sprinkler for little ones. >> nothing better than running through a sprinkler. rachel: jennifer -- >> it's better than balloons. nerf, better than balloons. rachel: is this to throw? >> yes. will: that's made by nerf. >> yes, uh huh. go ahead. [laughter] >> give it a go. rac what i love about this as a parent, they stay together so cleanup is easy. will: thank you so much. we'll play with some of the toys. more fox and friends -- >> get the water blasters announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthrough that safely gets your teeth white and keeps them white every day just by brushing your teeth. christine>>> i never thought that whitening my teeth could be so easy. i just put th

jennifer, let's go back to june of 2012.ause president obama, and i believe you were working for him at the time, also faced an immigration crisis that the right was literally dredging up these fears of, you know, border crossings, these fears of caravans. they did all of that at the time, and actually, president obama had initially also gone to the right. deporting people to the point where a lot of latinos were calling him deporter in chief. saying, obama, don't deport my mama. all that stuff. he responded in june with daca, an executive order just like president biden did, but an executive order in the other direction, which created the dreamers, which created not just daca, but dapa, which kept the grandmas here as well, the parents as well. what do you make of the fact that it's june again, but president biden seems to be kind of going in the opposite direction? >> that's not actually wants happening. what's happening is the problem has gotten a lot worse. i think what's happening is not just that the problem has gotten

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. >> today, jennifer tran, a candidate for congress, spoke out against the mayor while at the same time confirming she too has ties to the huang family. our crime reporter, henry lee, joining us now here in the studio with the latest developments, a lot to keep track of here. >> yeah, a lot indeed. alex and heather. jennifer tran is running for congress to replace barbara lee trans, also president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. so she's got a lot of hats today. she stood outside city hall to confirm that she, too, has connections to the huang family. now, last week, federal agents raided tao's home and several properties tied to the politically connected huang family. they owned california waste solutions, a company that manages oakland's recycling program. today, tran acknowledged she received $3,300 from four members of the huang family for her congressional campaign. she says she'll return the money, but added that money was legally contributed. tran also confirmed her father had been accused of taking part in a straw donor scheme involving the huang family, instead o

cheryl: jennifer, i will leave this with you.an amazing marketing resume' like yours. took her over a year to find a job, but she did, she did not give up. do not give up either of you. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. cheryl: all right. cheryl: joining me now is lonski group president joan lonski, manhattan institute senior fellow allison schraeger. let's pick up what we heard from both of them, john, especially with the job searches. what do you make of what they told us? >> whoo i can't help but think, how goodness we had 272,000 jobs added to payrolls in the month of may, let's not forget at the same time the number of people working fell by more than 400,000. on balance i think this is a weak job market. i'm going to mention one statistic, that is what is going on with the year-over-year growth rate for private sector wage and salary income per job. a year ago it was growing by 3.7%. it slowed to 2.5%. you don't get that type of slowdown without a soft inching of the job market. my sense is that may's

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winning a grammy for work on jennifer hudson's debut song "invisible" ♪ standing in the back of the linetance against feeling invisible, starting the nonprofit organization the 100%ers. the organization meant to increase protections for behind the scenes music creatives, particularly people of color. >> they rip off our sound, and you are not going to respond to my email when i'm one of your songwriters? >> you follow me on social media. you see me go really hard about songwriter compensation. and the thing is there were so many creatives who felt the same way as me. >> juju: that feeling is what? >> underserved. not protected. songwriters are behind the scenes. because of that, all kind of stuff happening to us that nobody knows about because you don't see it. >> byron: tiffany launched initiatives to combat sexual abuse in the industry by providing financial resources to help cover therapy, legal fees and time to recover away from work. >> we challenged a bunch of major record companies, music studios to commit to creating safer space, and none of them signed it. >> byron: what does th

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she says she called john's friend kerry roberts and brian albert's sister-in-law, jennifer mccabe, who also at his house the night before. she then says she started canvassing the neighborhood. >> just going to drive around in the two square miles that we spent the preceding night. >> reporter: she she meets up with jennifer and kerry, and they eventually make their way to albert's home. >> how soon was it when you pulled in there that you saw john's body? >> immediately. and what struck me when i saw him was, his mouth was open a little bit, and his eyes were shut, and he had spots of blood in different areas on his face. >> reporter: o'keefe was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. he died from blunt force trauma to the head and hypothermia according to the chief medical examiner. the prosecution bringing in witnesses to support their argument that o'keefe was hit by the rear bumper of read's suv that night. >> as far as mr. o'keefe, what, if anything did you learn about his injuries? >> oh -- like what type of injuries he had? >> yes. >> yeah, blunt force injuries. i mean, the

i've had experiences where oh, meaning colleagues, always men have approached me seeing hi jennifer,t's soon, and i like yeah, of course i know who you are. i've seen can you hear every day for the last five years the chaotic speaker's race in october took an added toll on weston, who was forced to miss doctor's appointments because of the grueling schedule that was probably the worst i felt physically and emotionally since i was diagnosed but quitting early was not something like ever seriously entertained before she leaves congress early next year, weston is using her platform to raise awareness about brain diseases like psp she organized an advocacy week last month, while the senate recently passed her national plan to end parkinson's disease, she's an inspiration. while many would have been discouraged or loss taupe with a disease like the she has endured she has used her struggled to help others and now the bill goes to the president's desk, a bipartisan bill named in her honor, what do you want your congressional legacy to be i hope that one day when we have eradicated parkinso

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two are lawyers, jennifer and can show of hands. do either a you believe that this conviction could be overturned on appeal neither of you are raising your hands now shan, let me start with you because some of our legal guru family have suggested that this case was predicated on such a novel concept of turning please misdemeanors falsifying business records into a felony, that it could be it could come apart at appeal. so what are your thoughts on that can this was not a novel legal theory. this was a novel defendant. >> that's the important distinction that particular combination the misdemeanor of falsification of business records to further another crime that combination has been used thousands of times by the manhattan district attorney's office. >> there's nothing novel about that. >> yes, this defendant circumstance was novel and so there could be something about the jury instructions, how they're using that particular combination, particularly with him being a presidential candidate at that time. >> but overall, this spinning

jennifer, on this point out, common are these sorts of gag orders? and could the gag order against trump in the new york criminal case impact whether we see another one down in florida well, it's interesting of eleni. >> we're speaking about this earlier. they're very, very uncommon in normal cases. we've never had on any of our cases and le consulted with some colleagues who said the same, but in donald trump cases, they obviously are very common because your normal criminal defendant listens to his lawyers, listens to the judge about the rules and doesn't threaten people so i would say in the normal case you don't see these a lot at all, but we've seen them a lot with donald trump. >> a lot of it depends on what he says, what he continues to do as to whether there will be one. here are not in manhattan. we have alvin bragg coming out and saying these threats continue. you need to continue the gag order in place, even when the tarp place over. but this trial is a little but different. donald trump doesn't dislike the judge here. he likes the judge.

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