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and everything sports, michael rubin. >> not only michael rubin. come on. >> haven't been on in a year. >> i've missed you guys. >> been here the whole time. talking about all the stuff max is doing xon constantly. >> i know. i'd like to talk about, have you been around lately? >> locked in on execution. >> i'm trying to figure out what you're worth. your you, but the -- >> hopefully never enough. have to keep performing. delete all your supports apps around with us today, the main purpose coming on. take your phone on-air get you on the fanatics app. this guy gambles. could make a quarter with him. >> i did. had an early win on the rock iz. i did. they did it by two runs. paid off on a money line. >> what's the bad news? proud of you. >> i was active yesterday. i'm active every day. >> as i said, add this process height other on-air. >> $5 and $10 bets. what about this? what would the company were valued at an an i.p.? >> i can't tell you. so much growth. commerce business now over a $6 billion business and sports betting business and in the colle
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michael, thank you for helping us do so michael rubin with aei iran is one of the global flash points they're navigating this year my next guest has made a career of mitigating risk and has hedged against catastrophes and here is nassim nicholas taleb author of "black swan" with universal investments. welcome. >> hi. hello. >> it's been about a year and the markets, the economy have held up much better than most thought. >> the whole point -- the whole idea in life is to avoid discussions about what's going to happen nat markets and to have strategies that are completely impervious to bull, bear and -- >> do well if the market does well >> exactly and there's something quite central that even when you see a crisis coming you have no certainty as to how the market -- you may have a certainty as far as the crisis like we know we'll have debt crisis, but we have no idea what the stock market will do if that happened remember covid, okay the whole idea is to be impervious to any scenario, and that's what we're about. that's what i've been talking about and people understand now. do you th
michael, thank you for helping us do so michael rubin with aei iran is one of the global flash points they're navigating this year my next guest has made a career of mitigating risk and has hedged against catastrophes and here is nassim nicholas taleb author of "black swan" with universal investments. welcome. >> hi. hello. >> it's been about a year and the markets, the economy have held up much better than most thought. >> the whole point -- the whole idea in life...
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rubin went as far as to buy more than 2000 tickets to give them wait to sixers fans for last night's game, but none of that seems to face york star jalen brunson, who played in that very same arena in college at villanova. he was a man the mission, scoring 14 of his 41 points in the fourth quarter, brunson also had 12 assists for the game, getting josh hart for the last one in what became the game winning three with 24 seconds left to play new york is on to the second round with a thrilling 118115. when renew that. >> this wasn't going to be easy i mean, even with the lead that we had, now, we tried to obviously play with the lead, but we knew that ever going to be fighting i mean, every game has been like this, so it doesn't matter really high your started does not tell you finish just damian lillard back in the lineup for the buffs against the pacers. he put up a game-high 28, but that was not enough. indiana got a total team effort in this one op top in gave them 21 t.j. mcconnell's adding 20 moore's the pacers win games am six, to 98, sending them to their first eastern conferenc
rubin went as far as to buy more than 2000 tickets to give them wait to sixers fans for last night's game, but none of that seems to face york star jalen brunson, who played in that very same arena in college at villanova. he was a man the mission, scoring 14 of his 41 points in the fourth quarter, brunson also had 12 assists for the game, getting josh hart for the last one in what became the game winning three with 24 seconds left to play new york is on to the second round with a thrilling...
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. >>> the owners of the philadelphia 76ers, alongside of fanatics ceo michael rubin, who used to be the nordy owner of the 76ers are buying and distributing more than 2,000 tickets for tonight's game six against the new york knicks, according to a tweet from michael rubin, who said we absolutely cannot let knicks fans take over our arena again he said the tickets would be given -- kind of cool -- to first responders, healthcare professionals and other philly-based organizations as long as you can prove you're not like a plant, not really a 76ers fan. this is after a large contingent of knicks fans showed up for games three and game four. this has been an unbelievable series tonight's game, given what happened at the end of the last game -- >> what doyou think? how many games does this go? >> i want it to go -- >> all the way >> i do. and i've never been a -- when larry bird came and magic, you know, i was living in boston, i kind of have an affinity for the celtics, but also my daughter was, you know, i like the 76ers, too, at times. but jalen brunson, suddenly this but jalen brunson, s
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in terms of michael cohen, i agree with you that, again, lisa rubin had this point, we will talk to her later in this hour, we got the best version of michael cohen yesterday. the question today was what they're going to be some blowup moment or was there going to be a moment of colonel jessup and a few good men where he slams the podium and says like yes, i'm lying. whatever, i don't know what the fantasy was. you are right that it kept computer the entire time and he maintained that kind of more quiet, chastened version of himself. a few plumbers of the other michael cohen. >> like to do: a cheeto faced dictator? i'm matching up all the assertions together. he had sort of relinquished like his rage in a lot of ways, for the most part. and, that seemed really powerful to me. >> i will say, and we will talk about this more throughout the evening, i will say on cross, there were moments where he seemed nervous, shifty, a little cottonmouth, going for water. his eyes were darting. there were a few very long pauses. when you ask someone a question, that paz doesn't make you think like now
in terms of michael cohen, i agree with you that, again, lisa rubin had this point, we will talk to her later in this hour, we got the best version of michael cohen yesterday. the question today was what they're going to be some blowup moment or was there going to be a moment of colonel jessup and a few good men where he slams the podium and says like yes, i'm lying. whatever, i don't know what the fantasy was. you are right that it kept computer the entire time and he maintained that kind of...
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michael cohen cooperating with the sdny. again, when we went to break before court went out, lisa rubin was saying that todd blanche is trying to insinuate that cohen was meeting with the d.a., he was meeting with the sdny because he wanted to get his prison sentence reduced and get out. they're trying to paint him as somebody who will say anything, do anything to help himself. >> he's so desperate at this point that he's lost his meal ticket, donald trump not taking him to washington, he's already lied for donald trump, and now he's turning the lying against donald trump, and he has to. there is no other defense to this michael cohen testimony, which really was quite devastating in a way. he was very composed. he blamed it all on donald trump and said i served for -- i served donald trump, i acted at his direction. he basically convicted donald trump in his direct testimony. if you credit michael cohen's testimony he's convicted. if you don't, i would argue that it's a circumstantial case that -- and the d.a. is going to ar
michael cohen cooperating with the sdny. again, when we went to break before court went out, lisa rubin was saying that todd blanche is trying to insinuate that cohen was meeting with the d.a., he was meeting with the sdny because he wanted to get his prison sentence reduced and get out. they're trying to paint him as somebody who will say anything, do anything to help himself. >> he's so desperate at this point that he's lost his meal ticket, donald trump not taking him to washington,...
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, will be on the stand tomorrow and closing arguments could come after that andrew wiseman and lisa rubin are coming up first. a congressman will join me in a few minutes. >>> a supreme court justice and upside down flag, and the growing crisis of confidence in our highest court. >>> a deep dive into the gop relationship with putin is unlike you have any -- unlike anything you have seen before. a comedian is here with more. >> and a little more than a week, donald trump could be a convicted felon. not wishful thinking but a fact. it is hard to imagine that the 12 men and women who make up this jury don't know what is on the shoulders right now. tomorrow, they will watch michael cohen return to the stand for more cross- examination and on tuesday they could be watching closing arguments. important to keep in mind the prosecution has laid out a strong case for any measure, that is what every legal eagle will tell you, michael cohen testified to christian piekos about the hush money scheme , which was corroborated by loads of witnesses and documents before that. michael cohen testified that
, will be on the stand tomorrow and closing arguments could come after that andrew wiseman and lisa rubin are coming up first. a congressman will join me in a few minutes. >>> a supreme court justice and upside down flag, and the growing crisis of confidence in our highest court. >>> a deep dive into the gop relationship with putin is unlike you have any -- unlike anything you have seen before. a comedian is here with more. >> and a little more than a week, donald trump...
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. >> michael cohen in no uncertain terms explicitly describing how this went down. directly ordered by trump to send the check, quoting donald trump as saying, "just do it." apologies to nike. what did we learn yesterday from michael cohen. >> cohen testified to a number of conversations he had privately with donald trump or with other participants, sometimes with david pecker, for example, other times with allen weisselberg. again and again, michael cohen showed, when he said he made the payments in coordination with and at the direction of donald trump, he meant it. you'll recall that yesterday, i sat here and said, i'm interested to see how michael cohen flushes out that phrase, at the direction of. was that code, meaning, did trump wink, wink, nod, nod, please take care of this, or was he explicit in asking michael cohen to make sure stormy daniels got paid, and also equally explicit in how they were going to account for that through paperwork? michael cohen left that unambiguous. donald trump knew he intended cohen to pay stormy daniels. he intended that michae
. >> michael cohen in no uncertain terms explicitly describing how this went down. directly ordered by trump to send the check, quoting donald trump as saying, "just do it." apologies to nike. what did we learn yesterday from michael cohen. >> cohen testified to a number of conversations he had privately with donald trump or with other participants, sometimes with david pecker, for example, other times with allen weisselberg. again and again, michael cohen showed, when he...
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michael cohen, i blamed people, yes. you blamed your accountant, correct? answer, correct. and at times you blamed the bank even. correct. federal prosecutors? yes sir. you blamed the judge? yes sir. you blamed president trump. >> yes sir. there is that linkage that this guy has grudges against people who blames people for things they are not responsible for. that federal judge he blames for him being prosecuted in such a rough way. that is as crazy as blaming donald trump for paying off stormy daniels. >> i will say this, totally michael cohen is a very different witness than he has been in previous proceedings and whether or not he is yet psychologically at the point where he is willing to stop casting blame at other people's feet, he is justified in casting blame at donald trump's feet and his anger is palpable, but also understandable. you and adam and i shared a car earlier today and i was expressing that while they are trying to paint him like this very interested witness, his desire for retribution is intelligible in light of the fact he is the only person in the sch
michael cohen, i blamed people, yes. you blamed your accountant, correct? answer, correct. and at times you blamed the bank even. correct. federal prosecutors? yes sir. you blamed the judge? yes sir. you blamed president trump. >> yes sir. there is that linkage that this guy has grudges against people who blames people for things they are not responsible for. that federal judge he blames for him being prosecuted in such a rough way. that is as crazy as blaming donald trump for paying off...
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michael cohen expected to finally take the stand. back with us msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin and joining us former new york assistant attorney general adam paul. adam, prosecutors say two more witnesses, if cohen is coming on monday, and is one of them, who might the other be? >> i think we're all guessing. this isn't like a typical trial where a prosecution discloses who the witness is. there are concerns because of the safety or threat or intimidation to the witnesses, so the prosecution has kept this buttoned up and telling the defense who is coming to testify, but we understand michael cohen is going tonight blockbuster witness on monday. >> lisa joshua steinglass said it's possible the case will rest its case by the end of next week. who should we expect trump's lawyers to call? >> they don't have to call anyone but if they do they've notified folks in public filings of three potential witnesses. one bradley smith who used to be a commissioner of the fec and if he comes and testifies as an expert witness, he'll talk about
michael cohen expected to finally take the stand. back with us msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin and joining us former new york assistant attorney general adam paul. adam, prosecutors say two more witnesses, if cohen is coming on monday, and is one of them, who might the other be? >> i think we're all guessing. this isn't like a typical trial where a prosecution discloses who the witness is. there are concerns because of the safety or threat or intimidation to the witnesses, so the...
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joining us now, msnbc's legal correspondent, lisa rubin. i was in the courthouse for the moment, the building crescendo before the lunch break where todd blanche says that was a lie, and he seemed to catch michael cohen in a moment where he was very sure of the phone call and what the content was with the prosecution, and suddenly with the defense there was some wiggling. explain what happened. >> so michael cohen had testified that on october 24th as they were negotiating the stormy daniels settlement, meaning he with stormy's lawyer, keith davidson, he reached out to keith schiller, then former president trump's body guard and asked to speak to trump over the phone. it was routine for him to do that if he needed to reach trump, and he says on october 24th, he notified them he was going forward with the deal, and trump approved it. what the defense showed was a series of text messages showing that michael cohen had grown annoyed by harassing phone calls. at that point, schiller was the liaison to the secret as much as. keith's response was
joining us now, msnbc's legal correspondent, lisa rubin. i was in the courthouse for the moment, the building crescendo before the lunch break where todd blanche says that was a lie, and he seemed to catch michael cohen in a moment where he was very sure of the phone call and what the content was with the prosecution, and suddenly with the defense there was some wiggling. explain what happened. >> so michael cohen had testified that on october 24th as they were negotiating the stormy...
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they talked about the history between michael cohen and donald j. trump, how it was he came to work for the trump organization. he was introduced to the trump organization through don jr. back in 2007 also with investment properties in trump international tower. he was asked to work on some contracts for donald trump in which the bill would amount up to $100,000. he was asked if, in fact, he was paid $100,000. he said, no, but he was subsequently then offered a job for $375,000 plus bonuses as well. so they're kind of walking through the history here between both michael cohen and donald j. trump. let me just read one interaction as well, if i can, guys. cohen asked the first was so that he knew i was on it, i was doing what he had asked. this was with regards to questions about whether or not he interacted with the media when it came to donald j. trump. the second was building to obtain credit, so he understood i was accomplishing what he wanted. how did that make you feel? he said like i was on top of the world. establishing the loyalty and the lo
they talked about the history between michael cohen and donald j. trump, how it was he came to work for the trump organization. he was introduced to the trump organization through don jr. back in 2007 also with investment properties in trump international tower. he was asked to work on some contracts for donald trump in which the bill would amount up to $100,000. he was asked if, in fact, he was paid $100,000. he said, no, but he was subsequently then offered a job for $375,000 plus bonuses as...
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joining us now, nbc news legal correspondent lisa rubin. it's good to have you here. >> i'm happy to be back. >> you're usually down at the courthouse. so you saw michael cohen yesterday. i know he was much more controlled for the prosecution. how did he do with todd blanche? >> he did better with todd blanche than he had done with either alaina allay -- habba. ultimately cohen said, you want to call it a lie, i'll call it a lie. for the most part, he did a good job of maintaining his cool. we haven't gotten to the central facts yet. everything blanche did was about trying to dismantle cohen's credibility as a witness, as a person. >> do you have a sense of how much longer the cross is going to go for michael cohen? >> based on a side bar the parties had yesterday with judge merchan, we can expect todd blanche will go all the bay through the end of the day tomorrow. expect things we haven't seen yet to actually come tomorrow. >> okay. so when he's done with him and after the redirect happens and another cross and redirect, is it your expect
joining us now, nbc news legal correspondent lisa rubin. it's good to have you here. >> i'm happy to be back. >> you're usually down at the courthouse. so you saw michael cohen yesterday. i know he was much more controlled for the prosecution. how did he do with todd blanche? >> he did better with todd blanche than he had done with either alaina allay -- habba. ultimately cohen said, you want to call it a lie, i'll call it a lie. for the most part, he did a good job of...
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is telling us, the da established the fact that michael cohen didn't do enough work to receive that type of payment or retainer from donald trump. in fact, they're not objecting to the testimony, the line of questioning from the prosecution, i should say, this line of questioning from the defense which might play to the fact that they're also getting this read from the jurors that they're tiring from this line of questioning, and they will likely take this up during redirect. >> the law of diminishing returns, in this case this could be a moment where the prosecution is seeing what's going on and saying, you know what, that's enough. >> the prosecution is reading the room. they obviously think this is overkill. maybe the defense should have stopped at the gotcha at the redfish, red finch, whatever the name of the internet company is. a lot of this plays on todd blanche's opening statement where i think he made a mistake when he said the $420,000 was not a reimbursement for michael cohen to pay stormy daniels. he backed himself into a corner. now he has to establish why the $420,000
is telling us, the da established the fact that michael cohen didn't do enough work to receive that type of payment or retainer from donald trump. in fact, they're not objecting to the testimony, the line of questioning from the prosecution, i should say, this line of questioning from the defense which might play to the fact that they're also getting this read from the jurors that they're tiring from this line of questioning, and they will likely take this up during redirect. >> the law...
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. >> lisa rubin has some interesting analysis. she's saying that prosecutor hoffinger has taken michael cohen through the banking documents, the execution of the nda in excruciating detail, as we have been watching for many hours. she says from other witnesses, include gary farro, and keith davidson, also a lot of corroboration of testimony from david pecker, but she argues that seeing this history jukt posed provides gloss on the transactions and the ones that prosecutors needed most. through cohen's retelling, we see trump and weisselberg interspersed in the familiar events, provided cohen's testimony as credible. that's what we were talking about earlier with circumstantial evidence. as all of this is going on, you see the phone records between donald trump and michael cohen, and i guess if you're the prosecution, you're going to argue, how could they not be talking about this thing that was occupying so much of michael cohen and keith davidson and david pecker, so much of their attention during the campaign. how could it have
. >> lisa rubin has some interesting analysis. she's saying that prosecutor hoffinger has taken michael cohen through the banking documents, the execution of the nda in excruciating detail, as we have been watching for many hours. she says from other witnesses, include gary farro, and keith davidson, also a lot of corroboration of testimony from david pecker, but she argues that seeing this history jukt posed provides gloss on the transactions and the ones that prosecutors needed most....
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let's bring in former litigator lisa rubin. also with us, the president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. lisa, i'll start with you. what you're looking for today? >> mika, before the trial started i said i expected michael cohen to be the narrator or the tour guide here, the one person other than allen weisselberg who won't be testifying who had a view of the entire narrative here from start to finish from that august 2015 meeting where david pecker, michael cohen and donald trump devised the conspiracy how they were going to use american media and specifically the national enquirer to ensure that donald trump had his best chance at election all the way through the end of 2017 when the repayment scheme was finished. but think about cohen today, the sum-up guy and specifically the guy who's going to fill the gaps that can't be filled by other witnesses. several episodes here that are uniquely within michael cohen's knowledge and there's no substitute, specifically conversations that we had with trump in whic
let's bring in former litigator lisa rubin. also with us, the president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. lisa, i'll start with you. what you're looking for today? >> mika, before the trial started i said i expected michael cohen to be the narrator or the tour guide here, the one person other than allen weisselberg who won't be testifying who had a view of the entire narrative here from start to finish from that august 2015 meeting where david pecker, michael cohen and...
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andrew weissman, glenn kirschner, lisa rubin, back with us. that was a pretty important moment. >> that was a really important moment. it was followed by what i think was an equally important moment, when prosecutor asked hope hicks, did he say anything about the timing of the news reporting? that seemed to refresh your recollection. she said oh yes, he wanted to know how it was playing, meaning how it was playing for the populace and my thoughts and opinion on this story versus having a different kind of story before the campaign had michael not made that payment. i think mr. trump's opinion was that it was better to be dealing with it now and that it would have been bad to have that story, out before the election. prosecutor, "no further questions." that was devastating. it showed everybody that trump had been through the mental calculus at the time of the election of what would have happened had they not conspired together to pay off stormy daniels. >> adam, hope hicks did a very strong delivery for the district attorney about how big a bom
andrew weissman, glenn kirschner, lisa rubin, back with us. that was a pretty important moment. >> that was a really important moment. it was followed by what i think was an equally important moment, when prosecutor asked hope hicks, did he say anything about the timing of the news reporting? that seemed to refresh your recollection. she said oh yes, he wanted to know how it was playing, meaning how it was playing for the populace and my thoughts and opinion on this story versus having a...
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the idea that michael cohen was like a single white female character in trump lead, is the point of that to suggest that cohen might have acted on his own to make the story go away for donald trump? >> yes. >> did they do that? >> no, i don't think they did, alex. i think they were trying to show he was motivated to do it alone and was so obsessed with trump that having been spurned by him he is engaging in a scorched-earth strategy to make the man's life miserable in a way that is undeserving of whatever trump is done that could be criminally charged and i don't think they succeeded. i wrote down, after reading the cross-examination, all of the themes they floated today and not a single one was a winner today on this cross. he is media hungry, but he was before, too. he is wealthy. yes, he was before, too. he would not take direction from the d.a. in terms of shutting up about the case, okay, but does that make him non-credible? they insinuated he was leaking information to the press and never got anywhere with that. unless they can establish that happened and was destructive to the cas
the idea that michael cohen was like a single white female character in trump lead, is the point of that to suggest that cohen might have acted on his own to make the story go away for donald trump? >> yes. >> did they do that? >> no, i don't think they did, alex. i think they were trying to show he was motivated to do it alone and was so obsessed with trump that having been spurned by him he is engaging in a scorched-earth strategy to make the man's life miserable in a way...
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what struck you today about michael cohen on the stand? >> michael cohen delivered what the prosecution need him to deliver. including the phrase false business record. he was asked early in his testimony this morning when going through the invoices for his services, that he did not provide, whether those were false records. he said they were. and more importantly, the records created by the trump organization, paying him. he said were false business records, including the check stubs that came along with each one of those signed checks, signed by donald trump. he stressed in his testimony, as the d.a. brought out, that the creation of the false business records was a trump organization idea. that's to say, michael cohen just expected to get one of these $35,000 checks every month. he wasn't getting them. he was told, send us an invoice. send us an invoice, so we can put in for the payment. so, michael cohen's sending of the invoice is what generates the false business records. and it wasn't michael cohen's idea to send those invoices and
what struck you today about michael cohen on the stand? >> michael cohen delivered what the prosecution need him to deliver. including the phrase false business record. he was asked early in his testimony this morning when going through the invoices for his services, that he did not provide, whether those were false records. he said they were. and more importantly, the records created by the trump organization, paying him. he said were false business records, including the check stubs...
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adam klasfeld, lisa rubin, andrew weissmann. i want to put the smoking guns on the screen if we have them both. that is the smoking gun. that is the bank statement that shows that michael cohen sent $130,000 to stormy daniels' lawyer to pay stormy daniels and then in yellow is handwritten notes made by the trump ceo. on the right side, the handwritten notes in michael cohen's hand, not highlighted. that indicates what michael cohen would like to be reimbursed for. you see there is the $130,000 in the yellow highlighted space. that $130,000, michael cohen says, is the $130,000 that appears in that bank statement as having been sent to stormy daniels lawyer that he has to be reimbursed for. there is another document -- there it is. that was his interpretation in order to put this in paycheck form of what we just saw in allison -- in allen weisselberg's handwritten notes on the other document. those were both on a giant screen in court today and referred to by the prosecutor as the smoking guns in the case. lisa rubin, when a prose
adam klasfeld, lisa rubin, andrew weissmann. i want to put the smoking guns on the screen if we have them both. that is the smoking gun. that is the bank statement that shows that michael cohen sent $130,000 to stormy daniels' lawyer to pay stormy daniels and then in yellow is handwritten notes made by the trump ceo. on the right side, the handwritten notes in michael cohen's hand, not highlighted. that indicates what michael cohen would like to be reimbursed for. you see there is the $130,000...
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michael cohen is being asked about resolution consultants, and the purpose of the account when he was giving this to first republic bank, and it's important, lisa rubin is inside the courtroom, we have seen these documents before, but hoffinger, the description of the account was it truthful, cohen says no. did first republic bank know what this was for? cohen, i'm not sure if they would have opened it to say, hey, to pay off a porn star in a nondisclosure agreement. did you ever finalize this? cohen, it dawned on me it's the name of a company of someone i know and didn't think he would appreciate if i used it and changed it to essential consultants llc. why is it important for michael cohen to testify that he was being misleading to first republic bank. why would first republic bank not be chill with this payment if they knew what it was for. >> banks are regulated. >> more than ever, banks are heavily regulated and they have questions when you want mortgages. generally speaking, you cannot get loans for this purpose. banks are heavily regulated, and in fact, i know from money launde
michael cohen is being asked about resolution consultants, and the purpose of the account when he was giving this to first republic bank, and it's important, lisa rubin is inside the courtroom, we have seen these documents before, but hoffinger, the description of the account was it truthful, cohen says no. did first republic bank know what this was for? cohen, i'm not sure if they would have opened it to say, hey, to pay off a porn star in a nondisclosure agreement. did you ever finalize this?...
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is a really good sign for the prosecution. >> i also want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin who has been inside the courtroom all morning long. okay, lisa, bring us inside that courtroom. your specific observations and if you have clues to what the jurors may be doing here. >> reporter: it's always difficult, chris, to read the tea leaves based on juror body language, but i will tell you there were some points in time where there were more jurors taking notes than there weren't, and i've never seen such an attentive jury. all the body language was focused on judge merchan as he was re-reading the jury instructions this morning, and there was one in particular that made me kind of stand up at attention because this is when i noticed the pen writing pick up a little bit, and that's where they got to the definition of intent, and in particular, this part. in determining whether donald trump had the requisite criminal intent, the instructions say the jury may consider the person's conduct and all of the circumstances surrounding that conduct including, but not limited to the fol
is a really good sign for the prosecution. >> i also want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin who has been inside the courtroom all morning long. okay, lisa, bring us inside that courtroom. your specific observations and if you have clues to what the jurors may be doing here. >> reporter: it's always difficult, chris, to read the tea leaves based on juror body language, but i will tell you there were some points in time where there were more jurors taking notes than...
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let's bring in former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. she was in the courtroom yesterday afternoon. lisa, good morning. another day of deliberation today. i guess about 4 1/2 hours of it yesterday for this jury. what do you read into the two notes that were sent back, the substance of them? what do you think the jury was trying to get at here? >> i think the jury is trying to understand the formation of the conspiracy and donald trump's participation in it and is taking very seriously the instructions of josh steinglass, who said repeatedly to them that david pecker's testimony was critical and they should look back at it. for example, willie, at the end of his summation, he was trying to get the jurors to focus on evidence of donald trump's direct involvement. one of the things that he said to them was, you will recall that pecker testified that after that meeting took place, mr. trump personally called pecker to discuss the mcdougle matter. he explained the defendant told him that he had spoken to michael and that michael had told him
let's bring in former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin. she was in the courtroom yesterday afternoon. lisa, good morning. another day of deliberation today. i guess about 4 1/2 hours of it yesterday for this jury. what do you read into the two notes that were sent back, the substance of them? what do you think the jury was trying to get at here? >> i think the jury is trying to understand the formation of the conspiracy and donald trump's participation in it and is...
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. >> adam pollack and lisa rubin, thank you very much. that's it for me this hour. katy tur will be back in this chair on monday as part of our special coverage of michael cohen's expected testimony in donald trump's criminal trial. i'll see you tomorrow night on "nbc nightly news" saturday. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >> it's friday. hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. after tense and dramatic testimony, filled with more than a few moments that would make any one of us blush, the trump election interference hush money trial today got down to brass tacks, a flood of evidence, phone call data, texts, tweets, documents, that cast new light on the mechanics of the scheme to silence stormy daniels and conceal the hush money payments. they set the stage for one star witness and possibly the appearance of another witness who is not on anyone's list to testify. read out loud in court today messages sent between stormy daniels' publicist, gina rodriguez, and the "national enquirer" editor dylan howard. these text messages show that those two were in ta
. >> adam pollack and lisa rubin, thank you very much. that's it for me this hour. katy tur will be back in this chair on monday as part of our special coverage of michael cohen's expected testimony in donald trump's criminal trial. i'll see you tomorrow night on "nbc nightly news" saturday. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >> it's friday. hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. after tense and dramatic testimony, filled with more than a few moments...
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let's bring in former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin. lisa, a little bit of a day off yesterday. back at it this morning. where do we pick up from where we were on tuesday? >> well, where we were on tuesday was sort of a scorched earth cross-examination of stormy daniels. but among the subjects touched, guess which one wasn't really touched? whether or not the episode happened as she described it. susan necheles really going after her for a variety of perceived inconsistencies in her story. most notably, whether or not in 2011 she had been approached in a parking lot in las vegas while with her infant daughter and threatened not to reveal more of the story. that was largely a focus of the cross-examination. one of the things i'll be looking for today is, do they actually return to the story itself and try to counter its voracity, or do they poke around at the margins, trying to make stormy daniels seem not credible and focused only on money? at one point, they did try to focus on her interest in money, and i thought she got the better of
let's bring in former litigator and msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin. lisa, a little bit of a day off yesterday. back at it this morning. where do we pick up from where we were on tuesday? >> well, where we were on tuesday was sort of a scorched earth cross-examination of stormy daniels. but among the subjects touched, guess which one wasn't really touched? whether or not the episode happened as she described it. susan necheles really going after her for a variety of perceived...
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msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin at the courthouse. thank you so much. we'll be watching. >>> coming up on "morning joe," as we said, espn's pablo torre will join us to go over the big weekend in sports. including the pair of game sevens in the nba playoffs and yesterday's thrilling finish at the pga championship. >>> plus, roger bennett will be here to talk about manchester city's historic premier league title. "morning joe" is coming right back. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer...♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ i feel free... ♪ ♪ to bear my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ( ♪♪) with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and most people were clearer even at 5 years. skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions... ...and an increased risk of infections... ...or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms,... ...had a v
msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin at the courthouse. thank you so much. we'll be watching. >>> coming up on "morning joe," as we said, espn's pablo torre will join us to go over the big weekend in sports. including the pair of game sevens in the nba playoffs and yesterday's thrilling finish at the pga championship. >>> plus, roger bennett will be here to talk about manchester city's historic premier league title. "morning joe" is coming right back. my...