the state called their first witness donald bender. he was on the stand for several hours this afternoon. inside the courtroom, trump was very attentive. he was fully engaged. he was flipping through papers at times. he was watching the witnesses and his attorneys as they gave their testimony in their opening statements. but he did not engage with the new york attorney general at all. in fact, he passed by her three times without even looking at her. it was only one time that as he walked past, he glanced down to look at her. but they had no involvement, no engagement. eric trump in the court today did stop and see the attorney general. he shook hands with her. and then when he left for the end of the day, he spoke with her again for a second time that was quite a contrast from outside of court where donald trump took every opportunity to speak to the cameras and criticize the attorney general, calling this a witch hunt and politically motivated. wolf? >> kara, what happens next in this trial? >> tomorrow donald bender will be back on

trump's people trying to take that apart and say donald bender, who was his leader accoutant for manyhe stand, right? >> we've seen a little bit of another witness, cameron harris, the successor to donald bender and a different. familiar call donald bender's firm, resigned from the trump organization because they are concerned about what they didn't see. something that was only brought to their attention by the manhattan district attorney, which donald bender testified to a couple of days ago. but what trump's lawyers are trying to do is poke holes in donald bender and say this guy was a real bad accountant. he was the only cpa involved in the statements of financial condition. the trump people should have been allowed to rely upon him. the problem with that is that their contractual relationship, their engagement letters, what are called representation letters, show anything but. at all times the trump organization itself had the responsibility to give donald bender a full and accurate picture of their financial condition, and donald bender said back to them in the engagement, it's n

the judge has become frustrated with the trump attorneys' cross-examination of bender saying that bendernot on trial, that someone else is. -- property. you know, there'ses dos of property and ten years at issue here. and the judge slamming his fist on the bench several times. saying this is ridiculous. you're not allowed to waste time. so cross-examination will begin shortly once the session begins again this afternoon. trump's attorneys say they could go the rest of the day with bender as the witness. pam. >> kara, thank you. let's bring in former nixon white house council john dean. john, we know that trump will appeal the fraud, and some have questioned the specific aspects of that ruling, mar-a-lago's value. and you just heard kara lay out the witness saying he never saw anything that would have raised a red flag to him. how do you see this playing out? >> well, what i see is clearly trump is trying to build a record for appeal. he knows he's lost with this judge. you don't go into the hall of a trial, in a courtroom, and smash the judge and the prosecutor. and think that you're goi

who took over at bender's team.n this case wished a very happy birthday to the lead attorney arguing this case on behalf of the attorney general's office, kevin wallace, saying it was a very important day. we should know that the former president has accused the judge of being very one-sided and essentially saying he's a democrat and he already knows the outcome, and as you mentioned, the former president and his team are appealing the judge's partial summary judgment ruling last week, katy. >> the outcome with the summary judgment is that he committed fraud. thank you very much. joining us is former manhattan assistant district attorney jeremy sand, thank you very much. we have lisa, which is why i started to talk slowly there. lisa rubin is joining us from outside the courthouse. lisa just ran out because they're on a break there. what's the very latest? >> the very latest, first of all, i heard you talking with lindsey reiser about the judge wishing kevin wallace a happy birthday. i shared that with our viewers o

>> reporter: today has been all about donald bender who was former president trump's lead accountantng firm mazars. they're trying to establish that bender didn't do his job and that the folks in the trump organization who did not have a cpa among themhod have been ide their compilation of the to statements of financial cond that lie at the heart of this and at the end of cross examination, right beforehe tmp lawyer jesus suarez a powerful concession from bender that he didn't comply with accounting industry guidelines about familiarizing himself with the methods of valuing the assets. but at the end of the day, the issue is not whether donald bender was or was not a good accountant or whether he was overly reliant on the trump organization for his income, he wasn't a great accountant and weighs overreliant on the trump organization, the question is whether people in the marketplace could have been and were defrauded by what the trumps said their assets were worth. and based on the documents that have been admitted, all of those statements of financial condition, which the attorney g

if this was a jury trial, the erosion of donald bender's professional credibility that jesus suarez hasished would be effective. unfortunately for them however, they neither asked for a jury nor do they have one. and they're stuck with a very impatient arthur engoron who has told them to streamline their presentation and that they're not going to get away with the line by line examination of donald bender they're trying to do now. >> they also have an impatient client without a doubt, and now donald trump is under a partial gag order from the judge after, as we said, he posted a picture of one of his clerks. that is a no-no. what happens if trump breaks that? because the indication was that there would be serious consequences, but what does that mean? >> well, he probably won't break it, but if he -- >> really, you don't think he? >> it's a very narrow gag order. it just says you cannot do this against my court staff, so -- which the judge didn't say you can't do this against witnesses or the other attorneys, which is the very broad gag order, limited gag order that the special counsel

this session is with jack bender conversation with sylvia perez. and after this presentation and jack's book will be available at the expo arts poetic content. jack bender is a lifetime painter and all around creative force who brings a unique vision. the canvas he uses painting sculpture as storytelling mediums, through which he explores the intersection out of spirituality, culture and sculpture as storytelling mediums through which, he explores the intersection of spirit. excuse me, and contemporary life in ways that are both intellectually provocative and visually stimulating. his works are intensely personal and raw, what he calls emotional, exaggerated autobiography as an executive producer, director, jack has directed numerous tv movies and his episodic work includes felicity alias, ali mcbeal, carnival and the sopranos. he was of the lead creative forces behind the worldwide hit show lost many of his original artworks were used in the show, including the iconic hat painting one of his most recent projects, mgm plus's series from premiered i

at one point during bender's testimony, he even said, i can't hear a word he's saying.ar him and was talking louder in the microphone. he has left for the day. unclear if he'll return. this is what he told reporters during one of the breaks today. >> the bottom line is this is rigged. the judge knows whatever he's going to do. he said that mar-a-lago is worth $18 million, and it's worth 1 1/2 billion dollars or thereabouts. he said it was worth $18 billion. so they defrauded us because he called me a fraud. he called me a fraud. >> reporter: so it was actually the palm beach county assessor who appraised the mar-a-lago value between 18 and $27.6 million, not the judge, not the attorney general. but, chris, we know that bender will return to the stand, but for now we are going to talk to witness number two. we're going to hear from him, rather. this is cameron harris of whitley penn, another cpa firm. we know that the former president will be back. he says that he will testify at the appropriate time, that is if the ag's office doesn't call on him first. >> thank you for

and bender testified nothing jumped out.hey were asking him repeatedly questions going through these financial statements year by year, property by property. that got the judge really frustrated. it became testy in there. the judge had warned them to move on, that they could just do this in a summary type of quest. trump's lawyers pushed back. they started cross again. the judge got frustrated. he slammed his hands on the bench and he said, this is ridiculous. i made an order. so things got a little heated in there today. now, the cross-examination will continue after the lunch break, but trump won't be there, as you said, because he's left court. but his attorneys will continue to cross-examine bender. and one of the lawyers said that this could continue for the rest of today. boris? >> and kara, there was also a moment when trump himself was visibly frustrated. tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, so the judge had also been instructing trump's lawyers on their cross of bender earlier in the day, and he said to them, you

it's as mark pomerantz said in his own book after interviewing donald bender. he's like the see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. that having been said, the a.g. would like to use him as a credible witness here. then we moved on to mr. mcconney who's only about an hour into his testimony. the most interesting thing so far is learning tt mr. mcconney doesn't work for the trump organization anymore. he is now retired. he received a $500,000 severance package, 125,000 of which is still outstanding, but asked by the attorney general is that contingent on anything, mr. mcconney, he said no. >> lisa rubin at the fascinating trial in manhattan. thank you so much. >>> up next, from one case putting the former president's siness in jeopardy to another that could lead to jail time, we're at the fulton county courthouse where any moment now a hearing involving trump co-defendant sidney powell is going to get underway. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. al pneum? i help others. but i need to help protect myself. honestly? i couldn't afford to get si

so far what donald bender has testified to in the last few minutes is the suggestion that th preparedfinancial ion documents and a letter from the r to the trump organization, essentially a letter that stipulates that he takes the trump organization at their word for being binding and for accurate. that is going to the heart of the prosecution's effort to place it on the defendants along with donald trump and his children that were aware of the financial documents that were be being turned over to the banks and lenders. >> what is the significance of bender being the first witness? >> when you are a prosecutor or government attorney, you want to start with somebody safe and persuasive. bender has an interesting role in that he helped facilitate the overstatements of assets and did so unwittingly, as least according to the attorney general's theory, that h given the information by the members of the trump organization and used them put them into financi documents. in some way, he was a victim in all of this as the conduit that believed the representations he received and reported them

films, yes, you remember the 12 chairs there in his production, remember, there is a moment when benderlub , at some point this is the melody in bender’s head, it’s time to run away, it’s time brother, it’s time to run away , gentlemen, ukrainian gentlemen, it’s time, so to speak, to steal the remnants of ukrainian aid, leak somewhere, put zelsky and think in general, the future, think about the future, i will not specifically show the video, nor the gigantic support in brazil for israel, nor the colossal anti-israeli demonstrations in europe, i will not show an absolutely terrible video of a palestinian guy talking with two soldiers, israelis, who say what to do with him, there, that it is necessary to kill, i will not show religious jews who explain what to do, cut off his head, on either side, i will not do this show, this is not in our code, this is unacceptable for us, it’s simply not , even such a terrible villain, in the opinion of europe and america, as stalin, well, yes, and he said that, orenburg, saying that he was wrong, he wrote the wrong thing, literally one phrase, you kn

and we heard also from witness number two, who was the accountant who took over after bender, and he the first time introduced the roles of eric and don jr. in the case. remember, they're defendants as well, and they signed of these engagement letters over the financial statements that the attorney general's office says were overly inflated. today we're going to hear more cross examination potentially that lasts the entire day, cross examination of bender. it's kind of confusing. they're sort of flip-flopping witnesses. once that wraps up, we could hear from jeffrey mcconnie, senior vp who also testified in the tax fraud case wooefrt not expected to see the president for some time until he's called to testify. we're not exactly sure of the exact order of witnesses but isn't expected to be anytime soon. the attorney general doesn't have to call him. it sounds like his defense will if that doesn't happen, ana. >> attorney general letitia james spoke yesterday about trump's appearances over the last few days. take a listen to this. >> i will not be bulied and so mr. trump -- the donald

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bender is giving his testimony. it has been some intense moments in court, if you will, guys. you have to remember, set the scene, we have the attorney general who is in the front row listening. we have donald trump who is with his defense attorneys, and then we also have eric trump who is a defendant in this case sitting behind him. we're told that multiple times when donald trump walked in and out of the courtroom, he didn't even acknowledge the new york attorney general. in fact, one of the moments eric trump did go over to the new york attorney general and shook her hand with both hands. it wasn't until the lunch break that donald trump gave a little bit of an acknowledgment to the new york attorney general. you can imagine the mood in that courtroom with all these people in play. as you guys just mentioned, the new york attorney general's office has put forward its opening statements for everyone to look at on their website. it does include some of the video depositions that were taken earlier this year in this case, little snippets of them to show basically the run-aroun

and kisa, it means , started a four-knights chess club, at some point such a melody sounds in bender’say. it’s time, brother, it’s time, now it’s time to run away, gentlemen, ukrainian gentlemen, it’s time, so to speak, to steal the remains of ukrainian aid, dump it somewhere, screw zelsky and think about the future in general, think about the future, i won’t specifically show the video or gigantic support in brazil, israel, nor colossal anti-israeli demonstrations in europe, i will not show absolutely creepy video, when a palestinian... guy talks with two soldiers, israelis, who say what they will do to him, there is what needs to be killed, i will not show religious jews who explain what needs to be done, they meet with arab children at school, i won’t show the american creepy video, when they attacked a palestinian child and tried to cut off his head, from one side or the other, i won’t show this, it’s not in our code, it’s unacceptable for us, it’s just not even like that, but in the opinion of europe and the americas, terrible villains like stalin, well, yes, he said, but hitler i

after all, had larry gone on drunken benders before. but this time, as days stretched into weeks, it seemed different. extremely odd. ginger miller started working at the law firm as a secretary in september, 2001. just about the time larry went missing. >> elisa kept the business going in his absence. but couldn't seem to settle on what the staff should tell people about larry. >> i was told to tell his kids and different people in his family different things. so, i was told that he was golfing or skiing. someplace they probably couldn't get a hold of him. >> so it was all obvious bs? >> yeah, and then if it was a client i would have to say that he was working on the deposition. he was with another client. had to fly out. >> larry's kids didn't know what to think. >> i said to my brother, this does not sound right. why do the stories keep changing? >> october arrived. still no larry. thanksgiving. and december, he was always with family on his birthday. but still no sign of larry mcnabney. >> i didn't get a good feeling. and what i wor

in the manhattan courtroom started with opening statements, and the state's first witness, donald bender, a long—time accountant for trump's businesses. bender tesified about financial documents, including discrepancies in the price of ivanka trump's penthouse. cbs chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa was in the courtroom during the hearing. he described the scene for us. there was a tense scene inside the courthouse behind me when trump entered the room. the former president did not even look at the attorney general, letitia james, who was sitting in the first row. then he took his seat up near thejudge, sitting alongside his lawyers, and as the government made its case, issued its opening statement, calling the trump organization a fraudulent organisation, you could see the former president cross his arms and shake his head in disgust, because, for him, this was deeply personal, according to the sources who have spoken with me today, long—time confidants of trump. they say this is not just a company to him, this is something intertwined with his life, his political ca

>> bender is obviously pivotal. he signed off on all of the accounting statements for years, and jeff mcconney matters because he was one of the decision makers in the trump organization, which was neither an organization nor a very big company. it was a handful of people doing what donald trump told them to do. i think donald trump's world has one way in terms of loyalty. he expects it but he doesn't give it. when people get prosecuted and their own wellbeing is at stake and their own livelihood, you're going to start to see them understand that loyalty in donald trump's world will only get them in trouble and you might start to see people flip. >> you can just ask allen weisselberg and michael cohen how that loyalty works out for you because they're the ones who ended up doing time. thank you all very much. >>> up next on "the reidout," if you think trump's rant outside the courtroom today sounded completely unhinged you have got to hear some of the dangerous rhetoric he was spouted in the days leading up to it. "

as for bender, he was the accountant who finished up cross.were reminiscent of what happened yesterday. the judge getting frustrated with the pace of the cross-examination, it was very repetitive going year after year. the judge wants to keep this on a tight time line because the trial could go as long as through december. certainly, chris, new legal developments here in this civil case. >> without a doubt, lindsey reiser, thank you. the irony is we were talking about the facts that folks inside the temperature has gone down since trump left. obviously the temperature has gone back up. basically as i understand it, reading these various documents and notes we have gotten from people on the inside, trump's lawyers, all of them, by the way, making the argument, we're going to give you a heads-up, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., we are going to file for a stay pending the appeal. they haven't filed yet. they're just sort of giving them notice, and the prosecutor says what is going on here. i don't know anything about this. and the judge says a stay of wh

mr bender said it was up to the company officials to certify the numbers they were giving was accurate was a number of objections that the judge overruled from the defence side. for the most part, it was very stock standard question and answering. the real drama came outside of the courtroom when donald trump took to social media to attack the judge's clark. thejudge issued a gag order on the former president telling him he can no longer make personal comments about his staff, barring anyone else from doing so. during one of the break sleep i did get a chance to throw a question to donald trump. take a listen. mr trum - , donald trump. take a listen. ij�*i trump, will donald trump. take a listen. m trump, will you be testifying? yes, i will. trump, will you be testifying? yes, iwill. in trump, will you be testifying? yes, i will. in the appropriate time — yes, i will. in the appropriate time i— yes, iwill. in the appropriate time i wiii— yes, i will. in the appropriate time i will be. i think it is going _ time i will be. i think it is going very well. everybody was given _ going very

mr bender said it was up to the company officials to certify the numbers they were giving was accurate for the most part, it was very stock standard question and answering. the real drama came outside of the courtroom when donald trump took to social media to attack the judge's clerk. thejudge then issued a gag order on the former president telling him he can no longer make personal comments about his staff, and barring anyone else from doing so. during one of the breaks i did get a chance to throw a question to donald trump. take a listen. mr trump, will you be testifying? yes, i will. in the appropriate time i will be. i think it is going very well. everybody was given financial statements and they are extremely strong. the evidence are much more valuable. it cannot be fraud when you have told institutions to do their own work. this case is a fraud and it is a scam. thank you very much. donald trump still has time to change his mind. legal experts say that taking the stand would be a risky strategy and any false statements that he makes could open him up to perjury charges. at the en

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bender later testified he learned the trump organization withheld aprayles from his firm. had he known that they would have not compiled financial statements. during a break trump confirmed he tends to testify in his own defense. his name had been on the trial's witness list. >> mr. trump, will you be testifying? >> yes, he will. at the appropriate timely be. >>> police in baltimore, maryland say five people have been shot on the campus of morgan state university. in a news conference earlier, officials said four of the victims are students at the school. all five are expected to survive. a shelter in place order has been lifted, even though police say they're still searching for the shooter. baltimore's mayor says the shooting should be a wake-up call for the entire country. >> it reminds us all again that we are dealing with not just here in baltimore, not just at morgan state university, but across this country of the united states, an epidemic when it comes to guns and gun violence. and it's time for us to get serious about that, not just at the local level where we've

in the manhattan courtroom started with opening statements, and the state's first witness, donald benderondent naomi ruchin described the former president's appearance in court. he lashed out at both the judge and prosecutors, turning the courtroom always into a stomping ground. he rallied against new york attorney general letitia james, calling her a disgrace. he said there was no case because there is "no victim". the judge in the case ruled last week that donald trump, his eldest sons and business had committed fraud. donald trump lashed out against him, too, saying thejudge donald trump lashed out against him, too, saying the judge should donald trump lashed out against him, too, saying thejudge should be disbarred. the former president �*s legal team argued that the numbers they listed in documents where estimates, not absolutes, and they say a key prosecution witness, former champ victor michael cohen, is a serial liar.— is a serial liar. donald trump does not turn is a serial liar. donald trump does rrot turn op _ is a serial liar. donald trump does rrot turn up to _ is a serial l

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essentially, the person who was on the stand and who will continue on the stand tomorrow is donald bender, the former accountant for trump and trump org. the state's attorneys spent several hours questioning bender on financial documents that relate to alleged crimes from 2011. now, that is outside the statute of limitations, the court has already decided the crimes alleged have to be from 2014 and on. and so the fact that this was continued on for three hours, the judge said, was he's hoping the state's attorneys are going to connect the dots between what they're alleging prior to 2014 to what happened, and is relevant to this particular trial, and he said in that, i trust, that you can relate the 2011 documents to something that happened later, or else this has been a waste of time. so, trump very happy to hear that from the judge, of course marly because he fought in appeals court and won when the institute statute of limitations would be established. that's why he was more jovial. he did take many times before to disparage the judge in those comments in the hallway and of course letit

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and donald bender, trump's former accountant, testified today.someone that you've called before. trump looked pretty uncomfortable during that moment. why do you think it would be so upsetting? what does he have that would be upsetting to trump? >> i wasn't in court today but obviously mr. bender was an accountant who worked for the trump organization. i think testified, if i'm correct, correct me if i'm wrong, that he felt like he was misled. and misled significantly. so that -- he will be cross-examined, he's trying to cover his own mistakes. it'll be all these arguments. but those i don't think we'll have any way with the judge. as preet said, we're. done maybe he's making a record for the court of appeals. but when you are an accountant or some professional that you worked with for decades and who has an inside knowledge of finances and how business works, when that person basically says i was like to, that's relevant and important. >> they literally have the receipts. and then some, a lot of paper. but one of the things, preet, that was stri

could expect to hear more testimony from the second witness now also from a cpa company and then bendered to be back on the stand. >> lindsey, thank you so much. >>> time now for today's money minute. demand for mortgage andly a cases has dropped to lowest level since 1996. >> and uber will now pick up your packages. >>> there's more turmoil in the housing market, as mortgage demand falls to its lowest level since 1996, demand dropped 6 .compared to last week and rising interest rates continue to push demand down, the interest rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage climbed to 7.53% last week. now that's up from 7.41% just the week before. meantime, meta is planning to lay off in the metaverse, they were told about the layoffs through the internal discussions forum. workers would be notified by early wednesday morning. meta declined to comment on the plans. >>> uber is now offering to return your packages for you. both uber and ubereats will provide a return a package feature allowing customers to send up to five packages back to ups, fedex. the service cost is flat free of $5. back to you. >>

the defense team says they should be done with cross examination of bender today.om trump organization controller jeffrey mcconney, but the judge is irritated with the repetitive nature of the cross examination. but the defense trying to establish certain things about these financial statements like he did recognize anything necessarily any glaring inconsistencies or anything inaccurate, jose. >> so, meanwhile, the judge set a timeline to make sure the former president and other defendants are complying with this order to cancel their new york business certificates? >> reporter: right, jose. so the trump team is appealing the judge's summary judgment from last week, essentially finding trump liable for fraud and dissolving some of his llcs, including the trump organization llcs. the judge in a new order today gave the parties until october 26th to identify names for potential receivers to oversee the dissolution of the llcs. the crux of this case is really not only monetary damages, the ag's office asking for $250 million, but certainly curtailing trump and some of

>> reporter: i was looking at the witness list here and donald bender is back on the stand.is the first witness. appeared throughout yesrday afternoon. he was donald trump's personal accountantho w working in the capacity with two key figures from the trump organization totrump's personal tax returns from 2011 through 2020. the second witns at we can anticipate mt likely this afternoon coming to the stand if they get through donald bender is the accountant who has worked with donald trump since then, dating back to2021, cameron harris, a cpa at whitley penn. he's part of their audit team. and then the big two witnesses to follow, this is the witnesses we could expect as soon as tomorrow or the back half of this week are the controller, jeffrey mcconney and the chief financial officer allen weisselberg. both individuals are named in this lawsuit as defendants. and they are important because they have worked for decades now with donald trump and the trump organization. and in a separate matter related to state charges that found the trump organization guilty in december of 202

we already heard from the first witness today, donald bender, one of the accumbens that dealt with a of -- accountants that dealt with a lot of the financial forms the trump organization filed. he said he relied on the trump organization's own estimates and if he knew anything was wrong, he would not have put his name on it. so, we will hear from more people from the trump organization. also, potentially donald trump and his two sons are on the witness list, so we will see if they do testify. certainly, it will be a lot of experts giving their opinion on these types of valuations because what we heard from donald trump's team is this is just business as it is done in new york. we will hear from experts about what they think of that. caitriona: the former president is facing four separate court proceedings. how significant is this one? >> yeah, at first glance, people might say this is a simple fraud case -- a civil fraud case, not a criminal case. he is facing four other criminal trials that could amount to jail time for mr. trump. but remember, donald trump billed his entire brand,

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political commentator scott bender says israel will try to conduct false flag operations in the us and europe to feel the ongoing anti-palestine propaganda by western media. there is a height propaganda war that is brewing, we're seeing. being encouraged to kick out students and groups that show support for palestine, donald trump and an amazing display of stupidity, indeed uh echowed those sentiments that colleges shouldn't allow uh students who support palestine and condemn israel, and that is a terrifying prospect and also quite prophetic of the the implosion in the united states that's happening, the insanity that is rampant in in the... united states of course is reflected by all sorts of social dysfunctionality and anti-family fal values and i would anticipate missad and the israeli elements engaging in false flag attacks in the united states and in europe pretending to be islamic like they did in the charlie hebdo attack, the masad were exposed as as behind that, and they've they they do that of course, their motto is deception, war. through deception, by by deception wage war,

former president's second day in that manhattan courthouse on the stand, his former accountant, donald bender who said the trump organization had provided him with incomplete records. >> mr. trump and his sons are accused of inflating their net worth to get more favorable hoon te loa terms. >>> president biden's son pleaded not guilty in delaware, counts that his team will most certainly try to get dismissed >> reporter: hunter biden back in a delaware courthouse the son of a sitting president now facing a criminal trial. biden pleading not guilty to three felony gun charges for allegedly purchasing a handgun while being an active drug user and lying about it on a federal form his attorney calling the charges the result of political pressure from president trump and maga allies to force the justice department to ignore the law and deviate from policies in cases like this one. special counsel david weiss filing the charges after his controversial plea deal for the president's son which would have resulted in no prison time fell apart under a judge's scrutiny two irs whistle-blowers testified t

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former president's second day in the manhattan courthouse on the stand, his former accountant donald bender who said the trump organization had supplied him with incomplete records. >> they are accused of inflating their net worth and deny any wrongdoing their legal team argues that real estate valuations are subjective >>> hunter biden was arraigned in delaware. the president's son pleaded not guilty to three felony firearms charges. he was indicted in federal court last month his initial plea deal on separate tax charges fell apart in july. this would have spared him jail time as well as dropped the firearms case. at the hearing, biden's legal team said they will make a number of motions aimed at getting the charges thrown out, citing that botched plea deal. the penalties range from five to ten years, but it will be up to the judge whether he will ultimately serve any jail time >>> in italy at least 21 people have been killed in a bus crash near venice. two of the dead are children 18 people are injured. while the precise cause of the accident is being investigated, authorities say the be

outside knten bender saying i got everything from the trump organization.e testimony got quite heated. there was actually, one of the lawyers stood up said, let's tone it down. don bender is not on trial. trump's lawyers said, hang on. kind of is on trial. right, right, and trying to place the blame at his feet and then another inside accountant got up today and a witness for the government and showing documents point out, financial statements in question where donald trump inflated his wealth and there was a note on it, jt -- what the government is trying to do in this case tie everything they can to, back to donald trump. that's the sort of thing you're seeing inside the courtroom, and then there was, then this other motion today where donald trump's lawyers came in to court and want to have a moratorium to stay. even unclear what they wanted stayed, just wanted summary statement or the whole trial? out of the bag, it started. even cagey about that and then i guess we'll see even more on where it goes, but a lot, a lot of things, pieces, just -- going on

here the priest was having such conversations, he headed bender there, there were all the ukrainian militaryhad enough of it, standing here for 15 minutes and leaving here exactly. the initiators and executors of the seizure of churches in the holy synod of the uoc are considered enemies of ukraine. margarita semenyuk, maya allenova, vadim topalov, vladislavnik, news. withdraw ratification. a ban on nuclear weapons testing does not mean an intention to conduct nuclear tests. this comment was given in the kremlin. the day before, the president, speaking at the valdai club, admitted the possibility of revoking this ratification. the state duma announced today that the issue has already been included in the agenda of the next meeting. varvara nevskaya will tell you about the reasons for this decision. the issue of abandoning the ban on nuclear testing as a symmetrical response to the actions of the west , it seems, is no longer even trying... to hide either its direct participation in the conflict in ukraine or unleashing a war against russia, will be raised at the next meeting by the lower hou