well, the fact that he ended up in apala doesn’t mean anything.difference. what do you think, saul? well, i know that his business is profitable, i would even say, the most profitable, to what extent? 10-15 million years of strict regime. lately, he has been building real estate with the money he gets from selling drugs. well, for you, before your elections, you know, just right, i think, less. 10 years won’t last, i don’t like all this, oh, i don’t like it, maybe not you need to negotiate with anyone, just relax, but it seemed to me that last night you were upset by your promissory notes, very upset, don’t you think, you yourself can deal with him when you communicate with such people... no one to me never gives any guarantees, i heard you’re a friend, like all senushki, that’s how it is, well, okay, i ’m sorry, we have problems, it’s dangerous to land in roadtown, the dispatcher offers a spare, we land in roadtown, yes, but there, i i’m not paying you money for your doubts. it says in rodtown, it means in rodtown, there is, isn't it? you are afr

he was a cunning guy, nikita golokhvastov, known for his desperate courage, when he sensed that an apalaormidable, this is what he decided to do, he took monastic vows and put on a monastic cassock, and how did ion vasilyevich the formidable behave when he realized that in this way he was running away from a fair trial, and what did the formidable one do, by the way , bulgakov has it in his play, ivan vasilyevich, he put him... in the sky, he was put on a keg of gunpowder, the gunpowder was blown up, and you are smart, the petrogadskaya side is such a good area of ​​ours city, i ask for the next stage, there is still a formidable one left, why a post-strike, some more post-strike, let's try for... him, now you will win again on the green path, yes, as god willing, you understand, god knows, of course, the lord can to correct, but the lord created, as i see it, we are free in our choice, you know, to blame the lord for the fact that you chose the wrong path, somehow in my opinion, well, free to a certain extent, because i agreed, i repent, vladyka, i’m listening i obey. the novel silver p

fight with me, we will show her, many who were bombarded by journalists for me, they all ended up in apala i discovered a court case regarding the land, a criminal case was opened against me and they harassed me for 2 years, the lawyer did not take on my behalf, and how as soon as they found out that i was looking for a lawyer, they told me: “oh, no, no, no, no, we won’t, because we are over 3 years old, and i got very sick, then i had a stroke, they told me that you should be afraid .” , be afraid of him, this is a bandit who came to power, beware, please, beware, he will do anything, no one will stand up for you, you deprived me of this of my life, it’s hard for me to deal with it again , i’ve ruined my life, he just ruined my life, you know, that’s when business representatives, with all due respect to business, strive for power, in the case of yarevich it was exactly like that, because he was engaged in business for ninety years, made money, first he was elected to the state duma, being a state duma deputy, he was elected mayor of chelyabinsk in direct elections, then became governor,

apala we've learned that former president trump has paid that $9,000 fine. >> now, on tuesday, the judge in this case fine trump $9,000 so what he found were nine violations of the gag order in this case. and our colleague, kara scannell has learned that trump paid the spine yesterday and it's interesting, it was paid in two cashier's checks. one for $2,000.01 for saturday haven't thousand dollars at the court clerk's office now we are still waiting, however, for the judge's decision on for additional alleged violations of the gag order attorneys for the defense, and the process diffusion argued about those alleged violations yesterday in court, but the judge has not rendered its decision on those violations we'll see what happens when he does are paula thank you very much for that update here to discuss that and more. >> retired california superior court judge, ladoris cordell. judge. thank you so much for joining us. as you know, judge1 were shown today. rural trump can't be asked about his violations of the gag order if he were to testify, are you surprised by that? >> not at all the

. >> it was also i think when you read it to apala because you have cohen on why trump had not been includedo date, saying that it was to protect him, to isolate him, which again to your point, if it's to protect and isolate him, paul, does it mean that he was so kept out of the loop as not to know our that contradicts what cohen was saying. he's saying kept him in the loop and then clearly they're trying to hide something, right? they all know that what they're doing is maybe not on the up and up. so there's clearly an app part to put distance between this payment and then candidate trump, defense attorneys again argued this is protect us family prosecutors arguing this is all done in an effort to help him win the white house, which is why falsifying business records, which has an hour even actually gotten to that part, yet it is being charged as a felony. but back to this point about allen weisselberg, it is something that prosecutors are going to have to address with the jury. there were three people involved in this alleged conspiracy. why haven't we heard from one of them? and of course

apala, a couple of things about this.dispute here about whether this is in fact keith schiller, whether they can prove it. do they need to bring in another witness in order to positively identify him? and then secondly, why would the prosecution want to establish that keith schiller and donald trump were together at that particular moment. >> one of the biggest blows that blanche landa during his cross-examination of michael cohen is getting colon to concede that it's possible that the conversation that he had testified that he had with john about the hush money payment that night, may have actually only been about a prank call there. now they did get them to say that, yeah, maybe i could have talked about both. what this video would suggest is that trump and keith schiller were in proximity that night. so it would have been possible that schiller could have quickly gotten trump on the phone. cohen could have briefly mentioned the hush money payment and therefore not been caught in a lie. now, todd blanche bought against

but in the meantime apala just picking up on what she's saying here. there are two lawyers in that jury box. if you try to make this the sort of open and shut, this so simple, you just can't trust this guy. go with your gut, does not work with those two lawyers know it's unlikely to work with these lawyers because this is also a complicated case, right? and they're going to understand that a lot of the things that you can type. leyen said, either just strained credulity, the argument that these hush money payments were not made to help trump when 2016, you don't have to be a lawyer to wonder if that's true. so it's just a little confusing as to why they spent so much time on things like the doorman, like karen mcdougal is certain things that that came into evidence, why they spend so much time on that when the case is really going to be won or lost by putting distance between the defendant and the documents in question and under cutting michael cohen's credibility but this was really what we saw throughout the case, right? todd blanche would get there.