>> so don junior and eric today and tomorrow. donald trump, former president, current presidential candidate, on the stand on monday. how will that be similar or different to what we're seeing today? >> donald trump, the former president, has an interesting decision to make. is he going to actually testify or take the fifth? he has the option to take the fifth. don junior and eric had that option -- >> but you have taught us that's important and that has impact in a civil trial. >> absolutely. if you take the fifth in a civil trial it can be used against you. the judge can say so and so has taken the fifth i'm allowed to assume the worst of their testimony. donald trump, the former president, was deposed in this case. the only question he would answer was his name before, so when donald trump gets into court on monday he will have to take the stand. will he change course and say i'm going to answer questions will he do that or stick by the fifth amendment. >> do you think he'll be as disciplined a witness as don junior has been s

do you think that's the right approach for don junior to take?and i think he's being too cute, and i think he was coached in that way. this goes back to my point about having a judge, a more sophisticated view of witness. if i'm the prosecutor, what i'm going to do is elicit this fact and let it stand on its own, it's patently bogus and play the other clips to show how involved he was in the business. there's themes that emerge from the trumps. in some cases it's convenient to say, advice of counsel. in this case, it's my accountants, i relied on my accountants. he's all railroad to say he's the boss, running the business, but when it comes to the finances of the company, which is all the company has, "i don't know anything about it." >> yeah, it's -- again, they're just trying to have it both ways. similarly when you look at this set of books. we have all these assets, and they look great when you want to go to a bank and get a loan at a favorable interest rate. but when you go to the irs all of a sudden those assets don't look so high. they hav

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sonali: don mullen on the hunt. thank you for your time.ember has been a month for the record books for bond traders. we will give you details on that move up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. sonali: this is "bloomberg markets." we will talk about the bond market. can a euro little has gone right, november is a blockbuster month. one for the record books. treasury is having the best month since the 1980's. that is not the only asset class. we will discuss it with liz mccormick. it is so funny because yields are a little up today. it seems like the path forward is so stop start. how much confidence to bond traders have to dig yo

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you see don junior going in there. that's new today, and we have the update on what is a significant set of what is testimony that seems to hurt the trump org in that quarter million dollars fraud trial. >>> when there's news off the middle east war we'll bring you that. we have updates off gaza. earlier the skyline filled with explosions and flares, signs of what we can make sense of, what seems to be the widening escalation that was discussed, and we have news on what "the new york times" is reporting israel is doing at this hour. the military there according to "the new york times" says they have encircled gaza city and they're fighting, quote, face-to-face battles with hamas. the israeli prime minster says we're, quote, beyond the outskirts of gaza city. you have a pause in the direct fighting to allow for more humanitarian aid. secretary blinken raising that issue, we are told, when he'll arrive for another one of these diplomatic trips tomorrow. what we see in the sky and that reporting in part from the military.

. >> what about food inflation, don?that has been a sticky component i know we've got a positive on oil oil prices, by the way, this morning higher, after opec said oil demand is stronger despite quote overblown negative sentiment, as oil output from permian basin expected to expand through the end of the year marking region's longest run of monthly gains in two years oil is all the way down to 77.91 a positive, talk us through the food component of cpi. >> well, i want to caution you against every using the word "stick" when it comes to inflation all we mean low data no such thing as sticky anything if trying to put together a to being portfolio diverse with conservative stock but in a low volatility stock wouldn't call that sticky stock it is same with inflation, just be patient commodities first the rest follows. >> what about macrostory donald? at this point, we are expecting, things to slow down because of a 11 rate hikes from federal reserve, are you seeing that slowdown? >> absolutely not. ? last quarter reported

. >>> don jr. on the stand. what questions he is answering right now, and how the trump team hopes that he is helping in the defense. >>> and a u.s. official just told cnn that hamas has a command center under gaza's busiest hospital as the crisis inside grows more dire by the hour. i'm fredricka whitfield with kate bolduan and john berman. sara sidner has the day off. cnn "news central" continues right now. >>> we have breaking news involving the u.s. secret service. an agent on the security detail for the president's granddaughter naomi fired a weapon to prevent some people from breaking into the government vehicle. this happened on the campus of george washington in washington, d.c. what do we know? >> well, this happened overnight, john, and there are a number of questions of why this secret service agent fired at those people trying to break into the vehicle, but this is highlighting the uptick of crime around washington, d.c., where in fact over the past year motor vehicle theft is up 98%. this is the stat

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does don junior care about real estate anymore? of the members want to run this company then at some point they should start thinking about what he's going to do with it. trump has stopped developing things. he doesn't build things and he's managing the properties that he has and he's turned to politics. the empire that made him famous is orphaned until they figure out what to do with it. >> even before this new york case came to a head and went to the courtroom it was clear that ivanka post-presidency, you could see moves she was making -- she seemeded to distance herself from the president, from his actions, from politics, really, but what do you see. she's also distancing herself and trying to from this civil fraud lawsuit for sure. why is that? what are you hearing specifically about ivanka trump if she's being successful in this effort? >> i just have not seen any interest from ivanka trump in operating the business or being involved in the business since really she went to washington. she is very committed to her family, her

thanks lot, gentlemen. joining us from kuala lampuur and don davar, don debar speaking just from while sinning in new york, thank you for contributing to this segment of the program. let's move on, the lebanese resistance woven as well as says it is hit at least seven israeli targets in the northern parts of the occupied territories in separate statements and said it struck targets with what it called appropriate weapons and inflicted damage on them. the group said its attacks are in response to israeli crimes against palestinians in gaza, the area along lebanon's southern border. frequently witnessed exchanges fire between hezbollah and israel since october the 8th the day after palestinian resistance forces launched operation alasa flood against israel. several israeli settlements in the northern parts of the occupied territories have been evacuated due to hezbollah attacks and people across the world have held fresh rallies to express solidarity with palestinians and demand an end to israel's war on gaza. in the occupied west bank hundreds took to the streets in nabus and ramala con

don jr., a defendant and now a witness. what's the expectation? >> the first of his siblings to testify. it's interesting, part of the structure around here is that the dad, former president, was running the show. but at least in the attorney general's telling of this, all of the kids were actually intimately involved. those were their words, intimately involved in how the business was operating. and when it comes to don jr., he's the one signing off on financial statements. that's the hook for them here. they have all of these pages. >> also, donald trump was president, and he handed over the reins of the business to his two friends. >> and eric trump was the one running the day-to-day acquisitions, real estate development part of it whereas don jr., at least according to the documents in the case, was sort of the one working on the revocable trust. part of what you can see them walking in there, i imagine what he'll be questioned on is, sir, when you stated these financial statements were t

don jr. finally gets on the stand today. what happened there?lot of testimony about his background educationally, his first jobs at the trump organization. but really, the important john junior's testimony is about the period between 2017 and 2021 when he took over his co trustee of basically the trump organization now put into a trust. he and allen weissenberg would put interest when his father became president. one of the things that the a. g. wants to show is the don jr., who keeps saying i wasn't involved in evaluations are appraisals or statements of financial condition. he was the one who certified -- as the accountant. the information he provided to you about our business is fair and accurate in all respects, and you can rely on it. a little bit tough for don junior to do but, i think he wants to, which is to say, i relied on the counts when you're the one providing information. you can't rely on accountants to give relation to your accountants. that's a circular problem. >> how would you be advising. obviously you're not read into the fu

don jr., took the stand in the civil fraud case against the former president and his family and his business. down in d.c. and in florida, judges issued orders in both of special counsel jack smith's criminal cases against donald trump. the d.c. case involving trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and the florida case centered on the former president's unlawful retention of classified documents. so a flurry of legal action today for mr. trump, and i'm going to get some expert legal help breaking down all of that in just a second. but perhaps the biggest legal news of today was this. the federal judge in charge of the mar-a-lago classified documents case, judge aileen cannon of course appointed by president trump, today judge cannon signaled she may push back the date of trump's trial in that case. the trial was originally scheduled to start at the end of may next year. that would put it a few months after super tuesday and a few months before the republican national convention, right

ilina galich, conduct by don. khikhtsir ski resort in the khabarovsk territory is preparing to welcome tourists. work on the slopes is now being completed so that they are always covered in snow, despite the vagaries of the weather, and a whole system for artificial snow is being installed. what is it, how many trails will be opened and when the athletes will be able to start the season - kiril rogachev found out. the powerful roar of the skating rink precedes the future lowering of the right slope . first, the surface, barely covered with the first snow , must be thoroughly compacted, but special guns, which, as if on the set of a mass film, will be woven with flakes, are already at the ready. it is this lake with a volume of 13,000 cubic meters that is the very source for the artificial reduction of the khikhtsir ski complex. from a height of more than 500 m , it is replenished by mother nature herself and streams. and the master adjuster of this entire system is from moscow maxim has already started connecting

don jr., who testified for hours on wednesday and again today. turns out the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, rather, it clings to the tree rather desperately, sounding very much like donald trump himself in their deflections and denials. eric and don testified they had no involvement with documents that a judge has ruled were fraudulently manipulated to inflate the value of their father's business. those major financial statements presented to them in court, what documents? eric said he was not even aware that such documents existed. as for errors in those financial statements, don jr. shifted blame, insisting it was the accountants' fault. >> before even having a day in court, i'm apparently guilty of fraud for relying on my accountants to do, wait for it, accounting. think about that. what does that do for literally any other business? you pay experts millions of dollars to be experts. you sign off on what they give you. and you're liable. >> okay. shortly after eric trump testified h

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his as business leaders who don�*t commit to going green are simply making excuses.ined now by nick marsh at the new economic forum where business leaders are meeting a lot of business leaders are there this week. welcome back to the coast of singapore, in terms of the general big overarching theme here, it is more of the same. it is how the businesses and governments align their priorities. global businesses want seamless transactions, they want smooth global supply chains, they want relationships to be straightforward across borders. governments on the other hand have their own strategic goals, they compete against nations, look at the us—china rivalry for example, and i think one way in which you see this kind of tension rag magnify the most is with climate change, and like you said, i was speaking to andrew forrest yesterday, australia�*s richest man, the boss of his massive mining conglomeration called fortescue, and he actually invited me onto a fortescue ship, and as luck would have it, we are in the press room right now, we saw the ship pull up right now, we

the father who don trump jr. didn't speak to for a year because of a treatment of his mother, and because according to legal findings already made by the judge in the new york attorney's federal case against trump, the trump children's father was running a corrupt business, rife with corrupt and illegal business practices. they all dutifully played their part in their father's corrupt enterprise. don trump jr.'s testimony in the case began today and will continue tomorrow. the essence of his testimony on his first day on the witness stand was to blame others, the accountants, for the false valuations of trump assets. donald bender, the longtime accountant for the trump business, has testified that he used the valuations that the trumps gave him. today, don trump jr. blamed donald bender and his accounting firm's team. don trump junior said he was an outside accountant that we relied heavily on me. donald trump jr. also claimed to have no understanding of generally accepted accounting principles. he said he rememb

two weeks ago don jr.utors he had no direct knowledge of the family financial statements at the heart of this trial, saying he relied on accountants. nbc's vaughn hillyard joins us from outside the court. also with us, msnbc legal analyst and former prosecutor charles coleman. vaughn, walk us through today's testimony and what we expect as the defense begins to present its case. >> reporter: good morning. the prosecution rested its case on wednesday when ivanka trump took the stand. the defense already indicated, ana, they intend to rest their case come december 15th. we're looking at several weeks of the defense bringing their own witnesses, like in the case of don jr. today, back to the stand. they have presented to the judge a list of 175 potential witnesses they will bring forward. of course, we don't expect them to bring all 175 witnesses to the stand. in the case of don jr., he's already been on the stand for about 20 minutes at this point, and from inside the courtroom, i can tell you don jr. has so

israeli police a way back from school. now from us in new york, let's bring in don debar, activist and commentator. good to have you with us, don, so let's have your assessment of uh this uh situation that's been going on. we have this truth deal and uh the prisoner swap that's taken place in the third stage just uh going on as we speak. well. well we have to look at the long-term trend of what the israel's what unquote has done to try to understand what its real goals are um october 7th people can argue about what happened all they like certainly whatever did happen on october 7th uh that the governmentist government had a game plan ready um at the ready that uh was able to take advantage of what it perceived of as a public relations. opening to evict the people of gaza from gaza and to level it, basically to uh begin uh the uh urban renewal quote on quote of gaza in favor of the israeli state. that project has been underway. the community, the international community, seeing what has happened, has you reacted with outrage, even those governments that are supporting it have to contend

there's a cross prior to don jr. that went pretty long.whether he was gonna get on the stand. what happened? >> the cross-examination was of the sole expert that the attorney general offered. and that was the role was to discount the trump defense. tom keep saying no one lost anything. all his lenders got repaid. no one was not paid. it's a victimless crime. but michael mccarthy, who put the on is an expert, said had they've been truthful about the true state of affairs of the trump organization, no reasonable lender would have allowed trump to borrow at interest rates that he did. and if you corrected for that, they actually would have made tens of millions of dollars more on each of three different loans. there are three loans alone would have put more than 100 $50 million more in the pockets of lenders like deutsche bank and others. >> it's so wild to, because anyone who's watching this who has ever filled out a rental application in the city of new york alike, you've got to get people your life. you have 90 pay steps. or a mortgage, or

and then don jr. also testifying to the fact that even though his signature was on these documents, he basically was relying on other people who had more accounting and financial experience than he did. he said he only knew about gaap from the accounting 101 course that he took. he said basically he relied on people that knew more and that were paying. we can expect to hear from the former president on monday when he's called by the state and will be compelled to testify. ivanka is slated for wednesday. her legal team is appealing or jurisdiction, and also on relevance. she's no longer a codefendant in this case. the court of appeals dropped her because of the statute of limitations. we will have to see if either the court of appeals could issue a stay on that testimony on wednesday, it could be delayed or they could rule quickly on it. we'll stay tuned for that. >> lindsey reiser, thank you. >>> we want to get back to the big breaking news that a senior hamas leader in an exclusive interview with nbc

i think don's picture is frozen right now.eantime as we try to get that up, bill ackman is spending big on a first quarter rate cut. here is the thing once bill ackman is on board feels like everyone is on board. i know that don luskin is on board. can we bring in cameron? we have cameron dawson in studio. why don't just bring in cameron. thank you for being here. in case of emergency bring in cameron dawson. all right, bill ackman saying there will be a rate cut in the first quarter. he is betting big on it. wall street jumped on the bandwagon. where are you on this? >> we have to ask under what conditions? we know the fed signaled a willingness to do a little bit after insurance cut, but that is 25, 350 basis points,. charles: >> that is different than the 100 basis points the bond market is pricing in. that 100 basis points if they deliver it, likely under more recessionary type conditions. charles: if they go march, wasn't long ago we were talking june, may, if they go march, does that hint at an emergency? >> possibly not

this red horse is a symbol of the free don, claiming a place in the memory and not only the telephone. in the meantime , there are no visitors at the exhibition, november 4, and now it’s time for installers, adjusters and workers. the stand of the rostov region should look ideally bright in the south. the interactive map of the don region has already been assembled, the multimedia floor is ready, until opening it is preserved by a protective film, which was temporarily removed especially for these shots, which by the way are exclusive, journalists in pavilions are not working yet, they had to take a break from the technical specialist department for a while, today they need to check how sensitive they are to user requirements, all the digital stuffing, this is how the developers of the video game battle of the harvesters are launching it in test mode, a battle for the harvest is unfolding in a wheat field, who has more he cuts the ears, he wins. to collect as much crop as possible, hand it over to the appropriate hangar. daring, modern, dynamic, with the best combines, electric locomo

the fact that don jr. claimed yesterday that he has no idea what generally accepted accounting principles are just doesn't cut it. he had the obligation to go through those financials. now, even though it's not a public company, he has still made the same representations that public companies have been required to make by their ceos or cfos post-enron. he failed that miserably. and to simply claim that it's the fault of the accountants or the fault of the lawyers is complete nonsense, particularly in light of the fact that accountants have already testified that the lawyer, michael cohen, has already testified that these numbers were all phony baloney. and i'm assuming eric trump who's just gotten up on the stand is taking somewhat the same tack if not asserting his fifth amendment against self-incrimination on the ground that a truthful answer would tend to incriminate him. >> right. and that's what i wanted to ask you about because we are going to hear from eric and it sounds like you do think he's just

elena butsikova, sergei volokonsky, oleg achkinaev, host don.ther is raging in moldova; due to a snow storm, 139 settlements in fourteen regions of the country are left without electricity. people who were stuck on the way spent the night either in cars or in other people's houses in the villages. specialized teams are urgently taking measures to restore power supply. yes. as the cyclone hit ukraine, more than 2,000 settlements in 16 regions of the country found themselves without power supply, this was reported on the website of the ministry of energy of ukraine. the southern regions, nikolaev and odessa region, as well as the kiev region in northern ukraine. it’s hard in georgia, the black sea coast was hit by a force eight storm, and the coastal infrastructure of the resort towns of batumey and kabulet was damaged. city hall. urged residents to refrain from walking along the embankment and to be careful. we'll talk more about weather forecasts with our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova, she is in direct contact with us. katya, hello again, th

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don�*t go away. in the uk — don�*t go away.or uk viewers, stay where you are. the bank of england has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25% for the second time as it waits to see if the rate rises of the previous two years are having enough of the desired effect on curbing inflation. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. the rates may not have changed today, but the hikes over the last couple of years are being felt across the building bricks of the economy. sales of new—build homes are suffering, shaking the foundations of prosperity. there is a correction happening and there is definitely a marked slowdown at the moment within the industry without a doubt. the industry is a bellwether because once you have bought your house and the people moving in, they buy carpets, they buy food from the local shops, they buy petrol, they drive here, it drives the local economy. and the structure of future house—building plans could also be shaken as the industry reacts to its own higher borrowing costs and weaker demand

that's where we're at right now with don junior, the first witness in the defense on the stand.or to this video actually playing, though, we did hear about don junior's role within the trump organization. he said when his father became president he and his brother took on a role as sort of the asset managers. he took on the dealmaking of the bigger picture dealmaking in the trump organization while his brother handled sort of the day to day. it's been lighthearted inside that courtroom, dana, with jokes being made not only by don junior but also the judge, the judge saying welcome back, and don junior said he would say he's happy to be back, but he was worried about being sued by the attorney general for being -- perjury. there's been lighthearted moments. we vice phaven't gotten into thy gritty about the financial statements that state says they manipulated to get better deals with banks and lenders. we're learning more about the trump organization with don junior, the first witness for the defense on the stand. dana? >> thank you so much for that reporting. on the campaign tra

his son don jr. expected to take the stand. >>> on capitol hill, the house goes back into session, just an hour from now, with a package as it clashes with the white house on funding israel. >>> a rare bipartisan bill that tackles part of the humanitarian crisis at the border, how it would help those most vulnerable. children, who made the journey alone. >>> and we begin this hour with a major diplomatic breakthrough. for first time since the israel-hamas war began, some foreign nationals have finally been able to flee gaza through the egyptian border. the u.s. official told nbc news that among those that crossed was a handful of americans, adding that more are expected to leave tomorrow. in just the last few hours, ambulances carrying injured people were seen crossing into egypt. and about 1,000 people still need to be urgently evacuated for medical care, according to the hamas-led palestinian ministry of health. meanwhile, in northern gaza, hamas accuses israeli forces of another strike on a densel

don jr., are done testifying, what did they give prosecutors. donald trump is expected to take the stand on monday. joining us now, msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin, and "new york times" investigative report suzanne craig. they have been in the courtroom as promised this week for don jr. and eric's testimony. it's so nice to see you both in person. i rarely get to have you both here. i'm excited that court ended early today. eric trump was different on the stand than his brother don. >> he was really different. don jr. was the pleasant, easy witness this week. >> good cop, bad cop. >> a little bit of the two, but i think that reflects their different roles in the organization at this point. eric trump, to me, seemed like he was owning the mantle of being the de facto leader of the trump organization now, and instead of shying away from that basically said, with respect to allen weisselberg's severance agreement, his father didn't approve the agreement. he did that. that was his business decisi

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now, don jr. and his brother eric trump are accused of knowingly -- to obtain benefits like better loans or better insurance policy terms. and then deflating it when it was also convenient to do so. while her brother was on the stand, the sister, ivanka trump, appealed the ruling, ordering her to testify that civil trial. remember, she is supposed to testify next week. and she is saying, please, no. eric trump -- later on this week as well. and while the former president has quite a few cases in court right now, this is the one he has been in the room for. remember, where he has -- think e. jean carroll, i think other court appearances, and other jurisdictions. but this is the one where he is appearing in, and it's going to be testifying, likely, as early as monday. so, why this one? why is this the one? remember, he already left new york, relocated to florida. why is this the casey wants to appear in? maybe because it hits him exactly where it hurts. remember, is reputation, his business, they ar

and joining us now from don debar, activist and... commentator joining us out of new york, hello dawn, always a pleasure to check in with you, i had right, the worldwide support we're seeing for palestinians dawn, we're not seeing the same for israel, why? well one side is committing side and the other side is the victim, most people sympathies lie with the victim, and then what why can't that uh resentment be or that same sentiment, pardon me be shared among western leaders, don what's the hold up, i mean they see what the people are wanting, what the people are out? are protesting at that they want what they want seeing change on the ground, what's the hold up? well, interesting relationship between world leaders and the state of israel that people have all kinds of theories about that are unprovable, but they dance together, and any war that the united states takes, has an interest in, which is just about every war that takes place on the planet, you have the entire european union. in membership with two exceptions uh, occasionally three, um, and uh, a couple of islands out in the

oportunidades y hoy don sergio tiene claro que quiera disfrutar el tiempo perdido.ncisco, esto gracias a la comisiÓn que ayudaron con los trÁmites para obtener la visa. >> vamos a cumplir el sueÑo de las familias de poder abrazar a sus familias. carla: para quienes quieran mÁs informaciÓn pueden acceder a la sede de migraciÓn en san francisco o tambiÉn pueden llamar al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla. paola: esperan seguir recibiendo solicitudes y en los particular es bonito estar allÍ compartiendo estos momentos llenos de magia como las familias. paola: gracias por compartirnos estas historias que nos traen esperanza para muchas familias y fueron arrestados segÚn la policÍa estos menores que fueron capturados despuÉs de que estudiaron su vehÍculo. minutos antes se registrÓ un intento de robo en el dispensario de mariguana en el lugar los agentes no capturaron a ningÚn sospechoso. rodolfo cervantes fue arrestado el lunes en la cuadra 600 de la avenida santa rosa, el sujeto a punto varias veces con un arma de fuego a un helicÓptero del departamento del alguacil del co

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in testimony two weeks ago, don jr. himself from the financial statements at the heart of the case. that is of course posing a major threat to the trump organization. joining me now is nbc news correspondent, vaughn hillyard and paul charlton. vaughn, bring us up to date on what's happened today in terms of now this is direct testimony by the defense and he's being allowed to say a lot of things because presumably the judge wants to avoid the risk of appeal and give him as much leeway as he can. >> right. this is the kickoff for the second half of the trial. now the defense for donald trump as well as his two sons, the ball is in their court. the first witness they brought to the stand today was don jr. again. so far over the last two and a half hours, what don jr. has been allowed to do is all but provide an oral history of the trump organization dating back to fred trump beginning the company nearly 100 years ago. of course, don jr., he joined the trump organization formally in early 2000s and what we have listened to

eric wasn't the trustee, but don jr. was.more involved in -- >> what is your traditions the attitude is -- who by all outside assessments actually knows even more than don jr. does. >> i think they are not created equal in terms of their roles with the company, i think with don jr. today he, stepping back now, in the weeks before leading up to this, he hasn't been a presence in terms of a lot of the conversations, just about how much he was involved. we are not hearing people say i want to, eric weir went to john junior, and i talked to them about this. i want to, you know, i went to erik -- decisions that were made. but he's still, you, know his role in the financial statements, we are gonna get into them tomorrow. it's gonna do at the end of the day, it was interesting, he had a very friendly demeanor for most of the day. the attorney general was taking a very aggressive stance. the lawyer that was representing the attorney general. the, end when they got down to some questions about his role in those financial statements,

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don jr. is expected to take the stand today.c schedule d for tomorrow an ivanka set for next week. their father not expected to be in court is for their testimony. let's bring in joey jackson. good morning, always good to see you. what questions do we expect don jr. to face today? kind of interesting that dad won't be there even though he's made a point of sitting in that front row is for a number of days of this trial. >> yeah, i guess the optics are of concern. good morning to you, kasie. so a lot to unpack as it relates to the children and what they knew. and obviously if you get the children you want to know what they did in the company, a when they did it, what their specific roles were as it related to really directing others to the bidding and business of the company. and who they were working with, what relationship they have had with the chief executive of the business. and what strings they were pulling. what applications they were involved. really the essence of how closely were they tied with what was into on going o

secondly, don junior has never been a particularly bright bulb.ying. they were all sitting there and howard stern asked them to multiply 16 times 7. none could do it. the only one who sort of took joy in being embarrassed in that interview was don junior. he authentically doesn't care. as sue was getting at, i think he is a good witness because he just doesn't care. he is willing to make light of the question. but at the end of the day, he is a witness against his father in this matter. he is offering testimony about how they conducted their business. whether or not he knows the immediate foundation of how gaap is calculated is actually a problem, because he was more involved, i think, than he said thus far on the stand in terms of determining the valuations they presented to the bank. he was intimately involved in the separation agreement with weisselberg. he was promised $2 million in compensation if he didn't testify against the family. it suggests they wanted to make sure he wasn't a problem for them. don is involved in the things the prosecut

blanca: don alto —— donald trump un junior, ferviente defensor de su padre, la fiscalÍa alega que esfinancieros entre el 2016 y el 2021, y que cada uno de esos documentos fue inflado. trump junior estuvo involucrado en el alquiler comercial de walsh tree, sobrevaloradas, segÚn dijo el juez, en mÁs de 300 millones, el juicio se centra en las acusaciones de que el expresidente trump y su organizaciÓn inflaron fraudulentamente su patrimonio neto para obtener mejores prÉstamos, asegurar acuerdos con las compaÑÍas de seguros, y pulir su reputaciÓn como un hombre de negocios exitoso. la fiscal general de nueva york nombrÓ inicialmente a los tres hijos de trump que se desempeÑaron como vicepresidentes ejecutivos de la organizaciÓn true. donato junior, erick trump e ivanka trump, la fiscal alega que estÁn Íntimamente involucrados en el funcionamiento del negocio de la familia. el expresidente escribiÓ al juez, deja en paz a mis hijos, y le dijo, eres una vergüenza para la profesiÓn legal. su hijo erick va a testificar maÑana, el expresidente true estÁ programado para testificar en esta corte