i'm reading from the google doc.t the very end and responding to steinglass, he asks if two witnesses say two diametrically opposite things, is one of them lying. will any of them have a problem understanding that. that is a glimpse into what steinglass, an attorney for the people got into during his voir dire session. i want to talk a little bit about what we're hearing from susan as well. they have completed 30 minutes of their q&a with these potential jurors and there are a couple of moments that stood out to me. a question, does anyone have a problem with holding the people to their burden of proof of beyond a reasonable doubt even if it happened a long time ago. one jurors says no, his politics are not always my politics, but as a human being, that is a different topic. another juror, i don't have strong opinions about him, but i don't like his persona. susan says, elaborate. he just is very selfish and self-serving. iany public serva. i don't know how he is in terms of his integrity or anything, in terms of his

. >> so just back to the google doc for a moment.e going through 22 jurors potentially, who have been called into the jury room, and are on, i think, seat number five or six, out of those 22 at this moment, they've already dismissed a few from this most recent jury pool. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that. meantime, the judge has said he hopes for potentially opening statements as soon as monday, and then of course after that, we really get into the meat of this trial, and trump's lawyers have asked for a list of the first three witnesses prosecutors plan to call. prosecutors said, no, we're not going to give you that list. i want to read from the transcript here. the lawyer for the prosecution. look, i got to be honest. that is a courtesy that we normally extend. mr. trump has been tweeting about the witnesses. we're not telling who the witnesses are. i'm sorry. judge merchan responding, i can't fault the people for that. so trump's lawyer says, what if i commit to the court and the people that president trump will not tweet a

social media platform formerly known as twitter, naming and adding john jacobo in her post in a google doc, perrigo said she was not pursuing criminal charges at the time for personal reasons. jacobo denied the accusations. now, new allegations have surfaced, with three more women coming forward with stories of threats, violence and sexual assaults. jacobo has now resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit in the city. he did not respond to requests for an interview or a statement. police say because of the nature of the investigations, they can't say much without betraying the victim's trust. investigators are asking for anyone with information or other victims to come forward. >> i want victims out there to know, like if you have been a victim of somebody and it's old, you can still come forward. >> the mayor's office released a statement saying the allegations against jacobo are very serious, and that it's critical that san francisco seek justice for those who come forward. and supervisor hillary ronen is calling for hearings on how the city handles allegations of sexual assaul

i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking about writing, even when i'm not writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy, but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that are coming up that your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which comes out very soon. she's a berlin based critic and novelist. most prominently in the new yorker. harper's london review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraid to, particularly about popular b

i just drop down stuff in the notes and then i'll copy and paste that in a google doc, and then i'll just build around that. but i'm always thinking about writing, even when i'm not writing. so oftentimes they're doing the dishes or like taking a walk. i'm just thinking about how i can explain. why this book is worth a reader's time. and so it's not easy, but i think it's manageable. i'll say where it's i can just gradually earn like a couple hundred words into two or 3000 words. hopefully by my deadline. well, we invited you on about books to talk about some of the spring books that are coming up that your interested in. what are some of those books? yeah, there's a lot of good ones. i tried to bring a pretty diverse list because i do like read and write about a lot of different things. i'm really into lauren euler's book, no judgment, which comes out very soon. she's a berlin based critic and novelist. most prominently in the new yorker. harper's london review of books and she has a reputation as a critic who says things that other people are afraid to, particularly about popular b

social media platform formerly known as twitter, naming and adding john jacobo in her post in a google doc, perrigo said she was not pursuing criminal charges at the time for personal reasons. jacobo denied the accusations. now the new allegations have surfaced, with three more women coming forward with stories of threats, violence and sexual assaults. jacobo has now resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit in the city. he did not respond to requests for an interview or a statement. police say because of the nature of the investigations, they can't say much without betraying the victims. trust investigators are asking for anyone with information or other victims to come forward. >> i want victims out there to know, like if you have been a victim of somebody and it's old, you can still come forward. the mayor's office released a statement saying the allegations against jacobo are very serious, and that it's critical that san francisco seek justice for those who come forward. >> and supervisor hillary ronen is calling for hearings on how the city handles allegations of sexual assa

. >> i want to share with you that right now we are reading this from the google doc coming from inside the court, from the reporters, that the judge is asking donald trump to sign a waiver indicating that he does not now want to be present at the sidebars with the perspective jurors as he previously said, because apparently his defense lawyer has notified the court this morning that he no longer wants to be present in those conversations. he has the right under new york state law to attend all such conferences. his waiver has to be in writing. do you want to indicate legally the significance of that, melissa? >> criminal defendants have rights. again, this is reflected at every stage of the criminal process and will be reflected at every stage of the trial. not only does the prosecution have the burden of proving its case beyond a reasonable doubt, the defendant doesn't have do anything but let the prosecution do its work, but the defendant has the right to be present at sidebars, to present evidence that would favor his exoneration. so in this particular case, where there are proceedi

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social media platform formerly known as twitter, naming and adding john jacobo in her post in a google doc, perrigo said she was not pursuing criminal charges at the time for personal reasons. jacobo denied the accusations. now, new allegations have surfaced, with three more women coming forward with stories of threats, violence and sexual assaults. jacobo has now resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit in the city. he did not respond to requests for an interview or a statement. police say because of the nature of the investigations, they can't say much without betraying the victim's trust. investigators are asking for anyone with information or other victims to come forward. >> i want victims out there to know, like if you have been a victim of somebody and it's old, you can still come forward. >> today there was a call to action. >> the mayor's office released a statement saying the allegations against jacobo are very serious, and that it's critical that san francisco seek justice for those who come forward. supervisor hillary ronen is calling for hearings on how the city han

and you also had a juror according to the google doc we're following, a regular juror was complaining about the media coverage and that this was a lot of pressure. we don't know to what extent. the judge did not dismiss here, but that could come up again. so how is this jury being treated to protect them from pressure and also the normal things like a tooth ache that comes after a weekend when the whole case was supposed to start. it's shortening even further so she can go to the dentist. >> in terms of pressure, i think they're trying to alleviate as much pressure on this jury as they can, but there's only so much you can do in a case that has this level of magnitude surrounding it. the cameras around in the courtroom primarily i think to alleviate pressure on the jury. so the judge is doing as much of that as he can. jurists typically experience stress while sitting for trial. part of what that tells you is jurors are being affected by outside media coverage so the lawyers on both sides have to be thinking about that. family members, friends, are going to be calling them saying have

andrew weissmann is pointing to something in our google doc.mation updated in realtime, via a document. that's why sometimes it can seem disjointed. >> your conversation is something that the jurors just heard. the day after the conversation that you're just talking about, dylan howard from "national enquirer" is texting saying it was surreal yesterday. i mean, which sort of captures this idea. it would be surreal that they were in that position in the, you know, in the white house having these kinds of conversations. >> i will say that in the time that i was covering barack obama in the white house, people, random people were not in the oval office. >> no kanye west in the oval office. >> not to my knowledge. there might have been an nba champion or two for those special events. kristy greenberg, thank you. >>> up next, we're going to get back to the supreme court. donald trump's fight for immunity from federal prosecution. a former law clerk for justices clarence thomas and brett kavanaugh will join us when our special coverage picks up after

social media platform formerly known as twitter, naming and adding john jacobo in her post in a google doc, perrigo said she was not pursuing criminal charges at the time for personal reasons. jacobo denied the accusations. now, new allegations have surfaced, with three more women coming forward with stories of threats, violence and sexual assaults. jacobo has now resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit in the city. he did not respond to requests for an interview or a statement. police say because of the nature of the investigations, they can't say much without betraying the victim's trust. investigators are asking for anyone with information on or other victims to come forward. >> i want victims out there to know, like if you have been a victim of somebody and it's old, you can still come forward. >> the mayor's office released a statement saying the allegations against jacobo are very serious and that it's critical that san francisco seek justice for those who come forward. and supervisor hillary ronen is calling for hearings on how the city handles allegations of sexual assa

we're relying on a google doc to give us a transcript. you can see what's happening. tell us. what is it like as the prosecutors try to make their case? as they're interviewing david pecker. that's the jury like? what's donald trump like in that room? >> well, i would say everybody is really attentive today, which hasn't always as you know been the case. donald trump's attention kind of fluctuates. he has come in on days and been extraordinarily bored. but when the subject is donald trump and donald trump directly, he stands at attention and he was very curious to hear how david pecker would describe his relationship. i would say his expression for the most part was fairly even. he was neither snarling at pecker as he sometimes does when he heads down the aisle and exits the courtroom and sees the press assembled, but he wasn't exactly friendly. my best recollection of the interaction was when pecker came into the courtroom yesterday and donald trump was almost like leaning around the table so he could get as close a look at david pecker's face as he could. it was as if he wer

if i may say as we're going through this google doc, appreciate the folks like catherine here who areto fact check us and make sure we're right as we learn this legal process in real time. as we're looking at this through here, there's acknowledgment by judge merchan they need six more individuals to be added to the 12-person jury pool plus the six alternates as well. the jury is now, the jurors are now being sworn in. being told you will decide the case against donald j. trump to the best of your aeblty and follow the evidence. getting the commitment of these six individuals to return on monday and fulfill the duties they have claimed they can do. that is to look at this trial through a fair and impartial lens and be able to also be here every single day. monday, tuesdays, thursdays, and fridays for however long this trial may last, six to eight weeks, and fairly work with the other jurors to determine if trump -- >> merchan is saying will you decide the case against donald j. trump to the best of your ability and to follow the evidence. he's reading the six jurors instructions on no

ye reportedly sharing that document with someone via google doc calling it a fictional story before thatpolice. >> ye writes about targeting his former elementary school because little kids make easier targets. >> reporter: authorities say ye reportedly struggled to obtain a firearm to carry out his plans. >> maryland has some of the strictest gun laws, and this may be a helpful thing that he found our gun laws an impediment to getting armed. >> reporter: according to court documents, the witness, who alerted law enforcement to ye's troubling document, knew the 18-year-old from when they were both receiving impatient treatment at a psychiatric care facility. court documents show ye has a recent history of receiving in-patient treatment for apparent mental health issues including openly expressed thoughts of homicidal and suicidal ideation. ye is charged with one count of threat of mass violence. investigators say ye had an obsession with school shooting. the state's attorney for montgomery county reportedly requesting that ye be held without bond for the charge, which is a misdemeanor. t

i'm not in the courtroom, but i'm reading the -- what we call the google doc.orney is doing an excellent cross-examination. his job as to this cross is to create reasonable doubt. he is trying to do that. he is simultaneously, as vaughn said, trying to impeach the credibility of michael cohen who will be following. the prosecution has this witness as the lead-off witness to corroborate michael cohen. the defense is using him to say, you know, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, members of the jury, when michael cohen comes up, even their main witness mr. pecker said you can't trust what he is saying. the prosecution will do redirect, which the purpose is to rehabilitate the witness. then the defense is given the opportunity to do re-cross-examination, if they choose. >> the redirect started, correct? if you can fill in any gaps there. >> reporter: right. the redirect is underway now. meaning that the cross-examination by donald trump's defense attorney is concluded. over the course of the last three hours plus an hour yesterday, you are totaling four hours of cro

you are following our google doc with the reporting coming from inside.are you following right now? >> reporter: so, we have got a lot of folks that are being excused so far today, ana, because they got right into this thing. so far this morning we have four potential jurors that were excused, three of them, vaughn was talking about a little bit earlier was because of their inability to be impartial. two more also saying it was because of their inability to be impartial. it seems like that one question of do you have political beliefs that you feel like will get in the way of serving as a juror in this trial, and that is the question that is kind of stumping some folks, which is interesting, though, by the way, considering that merchan asked everybody at the beginning of this selection process as to whether or not they can be impartial and if they could not be and raised their hands and they would have been excused. now some of them are saying they cannot be impartial. one more juror, by the way, was excused for work schedule and conflicts. if i can just

when i read the google doc, we were following along what was happening, what i took from it without eveneeing mr. blanch is he is constrained to say the things trump wants to hear. not to give the defense that he would probably give if he were free to give a defense of his own making. even saying he's a family man, where was his wife if he's a family man and a father, there was no melania there, no family there, but it felt like he was saying what trump wanted him to say. >> right, he said this is mr. president, we're calling him that because he earned that. and there's nothing to look at here. keep moving along. things like, he was just protecting his family. michael cohen really is out for revenge. he wants to see mr. trump in an orange jumpsuit. he's written about it, he's making money off it. stormy daniels for her part, yes, there may have been some communications but there's never been any allegation there was any sexual assault. she also is trying to extort him. and ndas, everybody does ndas. rich people do ndas. this was not any type of an effort to corrupt the election. and even

>> you know, i described it, i was furiously in a google doc e-mailing my executive producer and the the kid that didn't do their homework showing up to the lecture then just getting owned by the professor. judge merchan is calm. he's methodical. he makes decisions quickly. he's decisive but he absolutely had no patience for todd blanche's unpreparedness is the only way i can describe it. he didn't seem to have an argument for why donald trump was violating the order and wasn't prepared. >> did he seem embarrassed? everything we've heard about him is he's a really competent lawyer so it seems out of character or maybe he was doing the best he could without any evidence that he could possibly produce. >> i think the 13-year-old, the 14-year-old, i saw the 13 and 14-year-old when i first got here. they were very early in line. might have been first in line. yes, i think he is making the arguments his client is demanding and he doesn't have underlying legal arguments. at one point, the judge said you are losing credibility with this court. you never want to hear that as a lawyer but he

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