alina habba repeatedly went after the attorney general, but was also going after the judge and alina habba was saying that trump should be allowed to answer the question. we talked about how much they clashed and how tense it wth're answers, the ag's office, that could be helpful for their case. trump acknowledging that he did play a role in assembling some of these documents with values for properties that were clearly not accurate. >> reporter: these financial statements are what the case is about. the judge said they were fraudulent and they were given to lenders and insurers and others who used them and relied on them. that is why they're so key. and through the questioning, even as trump goes off on tangents, he is giving the attorney general's office something to work with. unlike his sons who feigned any knowledge, he said he was aware of them, he would look it over and discuss some values. and specifically he was asked about some of these values and he's acknowledging that the apartment at trump tower, that there was a mistake. it was overvalued and they fixed it. he thought a

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i know who knows the answer that is legal spokeswoman for donald trump, it is alina habba.e. off camera, i want to read to you legal beforeniti -- definition of fraud, aflapplied under state law, such matters larceny, theft, embezzlement, wrongful con version, willful misapplication for any authorize fraudulent or dishonest acts resulting in financial loss. where was the financial loss in the case. >> new yorkarys ires new yorkers that are paying letitia james. the trump organization played hundreds of millions in payroll taxes and employees thousands of employees. today of we had multiple deutsche bank witnesses, testify that it didn't matter his value was so high, even if you cut it in half, he still would have been fine, and touch deutsche bank would have gotten same terms, there is no need to waste taxpayers dollars on this witch-hunt, we have proven the case, there was no fraud, the banks money, the president is more than his statements of financial condition. david: has any bank suggested they lost money because of their dealings with donald trump. >> every bank has m

larry: alina habba you are terrific thank you. >> always. larry: terrific. >> joining me now, moving right no, from talk with john ratcliffe. i am sure you enjoyed this real estate seminar from miss habba, now to what former president barack obama said about this war between israel and hamas. >> if you want to solve the problem, then you have to take in the whole truth. and you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean. all of us are complicit to some degree. larry: yeah, nobody's hands are clean, no right no wrong. and in is more o moral confusion, john ratcliffe, you have been around for a while. what do you make of what obama is doing he is just covering his keister or what? >> no, i think he is showing people who he is, one thing this war in middle east has shown is the contempt that the democratic party or the progress of wing of the party has for israel. it is becoming revealed. barack obama a has always had that contempt, he has done a better job of hiding it in the remarks he is trying to hide it like almost trying to sit evenly on

against the hamas terrorists join meganow on sunday morning future exclusive is trump attorney alina habbang me. maria: we heard from ag letitia james she talks a lot and trump is not allowed. >> we have a gag order that we can't speak to and we've seen this on many cases of his you know jack smith moved for the same thing. and it's really, you know, it's a first amendment right he's also leading candidate, he has a right to speak he should speak about anybody and anything that he sees that's corrupt. but we do even i have a limited gag order. maria: you have been complaining about judge's clerk and you say that the judge is compromised in the clerk appears compromised. tell me why. >> i actually tell you why because i'm gagged -- i can tell you that, you know, we'll be filing papers to address all of the those issues, and the fact that frankly maria i can't discuss it with you and i'm his spokeswoman i'm his attorney says a lot what about judicial system state of our judicial system right now. maria: i did see there were donations that could see supportive to the democrat that is one issu

i mean, again, chris skies, alina habba, and you have cliff robert. what sort of preparation did they get from these three legal beagles? the answer is clearly zilch. >> michael, you are brave for what you're doing. this has been tough. you are in there, facing donald trump for the first time since your own troubles. between looking at you and looking at letitia james and looking up at judge who were coming down on him, this is definitely taking a toll on donald trump. thanks for being here, my friends. >> always good to see you, ali. >> michael cohen, former personal attorney to donald trump, usually bestselling book of prevention disloyal, and the host of the podcast mea culpa and political beat down. as the white house pushes for a humanitarian pause to the war between hamas and israel, overnight, israel's bombardment of gaza continues. prime minister benjamin netanyahu maintains there will be no cease-fire unless israeli hostages are released. we're going live to the ground for the very latest. plus, in the wake of the hamas attack, and israel's e

larry: alina habba thanks for. it has been a long time. from the ridiculous to the sublime.tional intelligence. john ratcliffe i'm sure you enjoyed this real estate seminar from miss habba, listen what former president barack obama said about this terrible war between israel and hamas. take a listen. >> if you want to solve the problem then you have to take in the whole truth and you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean. all of us are are accomplice to some degree. larry: yeah. nobody's hands are clean. we're all complicit. there is no right, there is no wrong and there is moral confusion everywhere john ratcliffe. john, you've been around quite a while. as a house member, as a prosecutor, as a director of national intelligence, what do you make of what obama's doing here? i mean, is he just trying to could have his keister or what? -- cover his keister or what? >> no, he is showing people exactly who he is. look, larry, one of the things this war in the middle east has shown is the contempt that the democratic party or at least the progressive wing of the democratic

you also have alina habba, who of course, the second that she gets an opportunity to be in front of amicrophone and a camera, she is parroting donald, as if she is donald, which is great. the only thing that she did not say -- today, she came out once again attacking me, as if that is going to be the end all be all, as others have called it, the perry mason moment. the case is over, because she tries to disparage me. it's like alina habba is looking for the case of the missing pillow case, and it does not do anything. for the specific, other than embarrass herself, embarrass her client and sort of make a mockery of the whole proceeding. >> i want to ask you a question that is a parallel to this, because it's about something i spoke to eric holder about, and you have talked about this before, which is that the sort of vision to fully bring the department of justice into the work of the president and be used as fully instrumental towards political retribution or by the sin president, to the extent that there are examples of the, and there clearly are, where trump was ordering jeff sessi

. >> alina habba went on to say we have to maintain some level of respect in the judicial system.ut this entire case they have been doing things that you don't often see in a courtroom, and danny can speak to that, attacking the judge, things like that. so interesting she ended on that note. >> let's talk about the directed verdict because you heard alina habba, they have failed completely. if we were in vegas and you were setting the odds, what are the chances that a judge gives a directed verdict? >> the odds are low. if we were playing roulette, it would be that one green option you have, which is 1 in 25, maybe 1% for these folks. it's not going to happen, and directed verdicts generally don't get granted. the defense knows that. they have to make that motion they inevitably go up on appeal. so a directed verdict motion not a big surprise here, and not a big surprise if and when they lose that motion. they have to make it anyway. but i mean, the arguments we always knew the arguments they were going to make. chief among them are things like, hey, it's real estate. you say it's

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alina habba said she wouldn't dare violate a client's free speech. when donald trump did answer questions, our legal analysts in the courts say he did not help himself. he under cut his team owes own argument that other people are the ones responsible for signing off on valuations, instead admitting that he himself has sometimes gotten involved. let's dig into that. beyond the theatrics, this case could put the trump organization out of business in the place that made it. new york. joining us now, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard who's outside of the courthouse. and nbc news contributor and former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, our legal friend who knows everything about everything, chuck rosenberg. good to have you. i know you don't think that, i believe that you do have a handle on those things. let's talk about this case. donald trump saying that he sometimes got involved in the valuations. is that -- how significant is that? >> it's significant, katy, in a couple of ways. it helps the state establish certain element of what they mus

everything we did was absolutely trump attorney alina habba says the attorney general won't win. it is loud and clear. they've got nothing last week trump sons don junior and eric testified from the stand. his daughter ivanka is expected to testify next in washington. i'm jessi tenure. california attorney general rob bonta is using new data to promote the benefits of red flag laws. >> this comes as the supreme court is set to hear arguments on a case that could ban the removal of guns from those subject to a domestic violence restraining order. today, the california department of justice released a report surrounding the ties between guns and domestic violence. the report found california has made long-term progress, reducing domestic violence involving guns from 1993, through 2019, the number of calls to law enforcement involving gun related domestic violence dropped 63% during the pandemic. the report found a 17% decrease in our quest for restraining orders and an 80% increase in calls involving domestic violence was found between 2019 2021. attorney general bonta argues the da

everything we did was absolutely trump attorney alina habba says the attorney general won't win.is loud and clear. they've got nothing last week trump sons don junior and eric testified from the stand. his daughter ivanka is expected to testify next in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> the death toll continues to rise tonight in the israel-hamas war, the hamas controlled health ministry claims the palestinian death toll has now surpassed 10,000 people since the start of the war. meantime, israeli forces are pushing their operations further into the gaza strip, preparing for an assault on hamas positions in the densely populated gaza city. now, here at home, tensions are high after a weekend of nationwide protests demanding a ceasefire in the middle east. but the biden administration and israel remain from this is off the table and say they not cease fire until hostages are freed and hamas is destroyed. secretary of state antony blinken says that the u.s. is urging israeli forces to proceed with caution. >> as they use ground forces to surround gaza city. >> engage the israelis on

as to what chris kise and alina habba have as far as strategy, that's not something i can possibly guess. >> tim paratore, good to see you. thank you for your time. >>> we have breaking news for you now. flares are lighting up the gaza sky as we hear a new round of explosions. let's get straight to cnn's nic robertson who is in sderot, israel, near the gaza border. that's one of the communities that hamas brutally invaded and attacked on october 7th. nick, walk us through what you're hearing and seeing on the ground there. >> reporter: just heard a large detonation behind us in the distance. i believe you can see there images from inside gaza, flares illuminating the sky. we're perhaps a little north of there, looking into gaza from further away. we were able to see about four or five flares hanging in the sky. we can see -- we were able to see those flares a short time ago from here. earlier on there were more flares over that same area, over the past couple nights in that part of gaza, we've been able to see flares and hear detonations and at times see some very, very heavy detonations

i think they may be planning on making against her at one point, trump's lawyer alina habba complained of rolling eyes. and passing notes, which the judge said was totally okay to receive from his law clerk during the trial. suggested that they're going to make her central to their motion for a mistrial, which, you know, is not uncommon after a trial wraps up. but they're usually long-shot attempts and i'm not sure how this one will play out. but it should be interesting. >> long shot at best. >> yeah. i'm not sure what audience they're playing to. but i wouldn't hang anything on that if i were trump. >> thank you both very much. >>> and, next, trump questioned about his infamous pent house in trump tower. this is one of the crucial assets that had been at one point inflated by several hundred million dollars. did he vastly inflate that value? the former trump white house aide is next. >>> and vladimir putin siding with hamas. russia hosting the group's leaders in moscow even as they have killed and kidnapped russians. so, what is putin doing? >>> plus, an exclusive dispatch from our j

trump's attorney alina habba says they will move for a mistrial tomorrow. >> it is very clear that theyave failed to prove the essential elements of the case. >> the state rested its case today, bret. so if a mistrial is not granted, trump's lawyers will call their own witnesses to the stand to present his defense starting on monday. bret? >> bret: nate foy outside the courtroom. nate, thanks. up next, results from last night's elections, what they may mean going forward. ♪ dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno® he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep

. >> sandra: that was alina habba, said the judge has a clear issue with the facts in the courtroom, said her client has done nothing wrong, called it third world stuff in there, she said the judge is unhinged, slammed the table and yelled at her and her legal team, the judge admonished the former president said it's not a political rally and demanded his lawyers control him. >> john: she held nothing back in that news conference and we are going to hear from president when the things wrap up this afternoon before he heads down to mar-a-lago, 4:30, 4:45 or so. i expect he'll have a few things to say as well. as kerri kupec was pointing out, the research team have searched through the record and never a case like this brought in new york. >> sandra: it is something. we will bring you the news from the courthouse as it happens. >> the violence of the oppressor is far, far more and intense and ethnic cleansing is taking place under our eyes. i am not going to condemn hamas. >> john: thousands of people marching through washington to demand a ceasefire in gaza and pressure president bide

. >> during lunch break today, trump attorney alina habba shot back at james pointing to her history of campaigning going after trump. here she is. >> miss james, you taunted him before you came in to office, before you saw one record. one statement of financial condition. you taunted him. you said his administration was too male and too pale. those are her words. >> former president trump called this a sad day for america when his testimony concluded. you mentioned the trial will resume coming up on wednesday when former president trump's daughter, ivanka, will take the stand. she will be the state's financial witness before president trump's lawyers will call their own witnesses to the stand. now back to you, neil. >> neil: thanks, nate foy in the middle of that. tom dupree is with us. always interesting. when i hear the judge say the principle sort of target, not interested in what he has to say, the former president, man, i don't know if that is a stacked deck right there. >> this judge has made no secrets where he's coming down. he issued a pretrial ruling that granted judgment

so, they pushed back, both chris kise and alina habba. they could make it in writing so as not to violate the gag order in a sense. he said he will make a decision on that quickly. that motion won't come until the new york attorney general's office rests their case. that is expected to happen on thursday, after ivanka trump, their final witness, finishes testimony. anderson? >> kara scannell, thanks so much. with me now, former federal prosecutor, jessica roth, and cnn's kaitlan collins, host of "the source," who was outside the courthouse all day. what was your take away from today? >> well frrk, from what i listeo as an observer on the media was this was, as i think we would expect -- you expect, in one sense, to go into a courtroom and hear witnesses tell the truth. i think that's how we all got into this system and what we believe is the process. but i think we're dealing with someone who -- for whom that is a foreign concept and does not play by those rules. so, i think today the former president was faocused on his election. it was

and we also saw alina habba give a bizarre speech outside the courtroom when she was talking about procedures you would in the courtroom. this is classic donald trump playbook. it's us versus them. i'm being indicted for you is what he tries to convey to the american public. the reality is it might be working. we saw the latest "new york times" cnn numbers. he's beating joe biden in four of the five battleground states and outperforming significantly where he was at this time in 2020. so, i think he's relying on there's going to be courtroom and legal battle fatigue of the american public. so, as long as he looks on top of it, looks angry and looks like he's fighting for something, that might work. >> the other 2024 candidates who are preparing otubercto be on t debate stage this week, how do you think they view something like what happened today? >> it's the myth of these candidates, many of whom are my friends, are still buying into. which is he's suddenly going to be out of it and their nomination is going to happen. we're two months out of iowa and i don't see something fundamentally chan

and that is something former president trump's attorney alina habba took notice of. >> she hasn't been going to come? when the main event is here, and that is trump. now these children are being brought in, away from their families, for doing nothing wrong. >> eric trump is set to continue his testimony tomorrow while former president trump himself is set to take the stand on monday of next week. bret? >> bret: we'll follow it. nate, thank you. oral arguments today to the minnesota supreme court regarding the effort to keep former president trump off that state's ballot. plaintiffs are citing the u.s. constitutiocon insurrection cla. the former president made himself ineligible incitement of the riot january 6th, 2021. several different arguments are being made in different states. the president's attorneys are pushing back. ♪ officials along the u.s. southern border are bracing for the next wave of migrants. a crowd of about 5,000 is making its way through mexico right now. meanwhile, leaders will of some of the cities where the migrants have already been placed are begging for help.

involvement and the significance of the financial statements they needed absolutely trump attorney alina habba says the attorney general won't win. it is loud and clear. they've got nothing last week trump sons don junior and eric testified from the stand. his daughter ivanka is expected to testify next in washington. i'm jessi tenure. preparations are underway for a face-to-face meeting between president biden and chinese president xi jingping. the 2 leaders will sit down together on the sidelines. >> of next week's asia pacific economic cooperation summit in san francisco. a pack. details of that meeting, including the exact day and time are still being worked out. but it will be the first meeting between the 2 in nearly a year. they last met during the apec conference in bali, indonesia. that was in november of 2022. tensions between the 2 countries remain high. the biden administration asking congress to pass 16 billion dollars for child care subsidies. this is coming as billions of dollars in federal funding for childcare expired last month. the funds would go to help childcare providers

involvement and the significance of the financial statements they needed was absolutely trump attorney alina habba says the attorney general won't win. it is loud and clear. they've got nothing last week trump sons don junior and eric testified from the stand. his daughter ivanka is expected to testify next in washington. i'm jessi tenure. the father of the illinois teen accused of a july 4th parade shooting took a plea deal in court today right before own trial was set to begin. >> robert crimo junior has been sentenced to 60 days probation for helping his son get the guns that were used to kill 7 people at the 4th of drop of july parade in highland park. nearly 50 others were injured. so he's now charged with 7 counts of reckless conduct. one for each person, his son robert, the 3rd is accused of killing last year's highland park parade shooting in 2019 crimo. the 3rd was too young to apply for his own gun license. but his father still sponsored his application. this despite several red flags, including a concerned family member who reported crimo the 3rd to police over threatening comments that

trump's lawyer alina habba spoke to us earlier on "fox & friends first" to say what she expects to happen. >> today is a really important day. we're going to move for a directed verdict saying that they have rested yesterday. you didn't prove the elements of the case. certain -- this case should be dismissed. it should never have been brought. >> trump's legal team also accusing the prosecution of laughing at i ivanka's testimon. cma awards last night in nashville. luke bryan and peyton manning bringing the laughs, hosting the show for the second year in a row. >> we are back and you know what that means. travis and taylor weren't available. >> exactly. >> star studded lineup also paying tribute to jimmy buffet, kenny chesney, alan jackson and zac brown band performing medley of the late singer's hit margaritaville. laney wilson winning entertainer of the year and why know that judge joining jelly roll for the opening performance i only talk to god when i need a favor ♪ and i pray when i got a prayer. >> jelly roll later taking home the award for new artist of the year. guys, over to you.

trump attorney alina habba says the former president improved their case today. >> this is a guy thatnged the new york skyline. you think you're gonna question him and know what you are talking about? you don't. he wiped the floor with them, frankly. >> bret, habba tells me after ivanka trump testifies on wednesday, the state rests its case, that they will move for a mistrial. if that doesn't happen, trump's lawyers will present their defense and she confirms that former president donald trump will testify again. bret? >> bret: nate foy, outside the courthouse. nate, thank you. up next, the latest on the presidential race. the new dismal polls as we talked about for president biden and the legal troubles for former president trump. brit hume has analysis of it all. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 32 in chicago, as the father of the man charged in a deadly fourth of july parade shooting in highland park pleading to the seven misdemeanors in a case that centered on how his son obtained a gun license. robert crimo jr. was charged

. >> laura, back to that combative nature we've seen, one of trump's lawyers, alina habba spoke outsidesn't like when president trump explains what actually happened because it's not good for his narrative. this is a judge who clearly has an issue, you've seen his behavior with me, you've seen his behavior with the president today. he has a clear issue with facts that are not good for the case. he already predetermined -- i want everyone to understand. yes, we do not have a jury. yes, we do not have a lot of things we should because they brought it under section 3312. this judge decided this case in liability before we walked up those stairs. i didn't have a shot. >> i could totally be miss remembering, laura, because there are lots of court cases and i should have reviewed them all over the weekend and i did not. >> reporter: you're forgiven. >> but was it the judge who decided there would be no jury here, number one? also, is habba's take on what happened what you saw? >> reporter: so on the jury question, this is generally brought under a civil statute that does not generally allow f

trump's attorney, alina habba, says they will move for a mistrail tomorrow. >> it is very clear that prove the essential elements of the case. >> reporter: so the state rested its case, liz. so that means if a mistrial is not do declared, former president donald trump's lawyers will call their own witnesses to the stand to present his defense starting on monday. we'll send it back to you with. elizabeth: wow, what a story the. nate foy, thank you so much. joining us now, former u.s. assistant district attorney andrew mccarthy. you've been critical of this from the start, thousand trump's team is potentially demanding a mistrial. from where you sit, andrew, you're an expert here. when you look closely at it, should this case scare everyone, and why do you think that? >> well, liz, this is more about your side of the street than mine, but i think that if you set up a government climate for business where they can put you out of business under circumstances where even though they're alleging fraud there are no victims of fraud and we have a situation where they not only can put you out

she came out, the lawyer for the former president, alina habba, calling the judge unhinged. she said he's been slamming the table, he yelled at her, this after the judge repeatedly admonished the former president saying this is not a political rally, demanding the former president's lawyer control him. where do you think this is going to go this afternoon? >> well, it's fascinating. you are seeing the clash of titan, actually. the power of a judge in his own courtroom, and the -- they are so accustomed to having everything go the way they want it. they have people around them that do just what they ask all the time. now you have an individual who is not going to be controlled. the problem they have is this is the target of the investigation and he does get to give answers, you may not like the answers, you may try to get him to stop rambling, but i've been in plenty courtrooms where judges had to just sit through and let the witnesses respond. otherwise you are really risking the case on appeal. and that's what you are seeing play out is those clash of titans and personaliti

media that we don't listen to, that we don't feed into and is not listening to us, where folks like alina habbaing-b about dismantling the a.g.'s case on intent, or trying to dismantle the a.g.'s case on falsity and anticipation of expert witnesses to come. and harry's point about judge engoron is a really, really good one because at one point today he said to the a.g. as they were objecting, do you really want the verdict to be overturned based on this one stupid question? and of course what's left unsaid there is i've already told this court with all of you assembled that you have more evidence than can fill my entire courtroom in your favor. this is the time to shut up, sit down and listen because none of this is having any impact on me, even as i smile and enjoy the history lesson. >> the history and a marketing brochure. harry, i'll give you the last word. where do you think this is heading in the coming days? >> well, first, what she said. but second, we know where it's heading. there's going to be some halfhearted efforts to make things a little bit sort of vaporous, oh, it could have be