doris: this was my guy, 42 years. subject, her real guy, richard goodwin, who as a young man was near the center of political triumphs and tragedies in the 1960's. a speechwriter and advisor to john f kennedy, with his promise of a "new frontier", and a call on young people to help change the world. to lyndon johnson, helping name and shape the great society social programs to fight poverty and discrimination. and to robert f. kennedy, before he was gunned down while campaigning for the presidency in 1968. when dick goodwin turned 80, he decided it was finally time to look at the hundreds of boxes of documents and memorabilia he'd saved from that time, and write of those years. and he and doris took on their final project together. part way in, in 2018, goodwin died after a brief bout with cancer. doris: i was helping him in those first years to write a book in his voice. and then when he died, i had to figure out what to do. and we had gone through many of the boxes, but there was much more left to be done. and i rea

does pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin say now? - [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schb, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc and by pfizer inc. [upbeat exciting music] - doris kearns goodwin, welcome back to "firing line." - i'm so glad to be with you. this is great. - you recently published your eighth book, "an unfinished love story: a personal history of the 1960s." this book was born out of a project that you and your late husband, dick goodwin, undertook when he turned 80 years old, to finally go through 300 and some boxes of archival material that he had collected and kept safe for many years. he had been the speech writer for john f. kennedy when he was a democratic prima

working with with doris, and we're about to publish. doris is next book. it's coming out in april, and it's called an unfinished love story. and it's one of the greatest experiences i've had as an editor working with doris. and alice was her her champion for decades starting i with no ordinary time and team of rivals, alice worked with bob woodward on all of his books and it was a true a true, respectful editorial. and i and in fact, when alice passed away, i think all three of those authors dedicated their books to her. she was a great editor and and we miss her. and for those of us in washington, she was informally known as the queen of. the beltway book books about, washington nonfiction books. so she was and she also refused to give an interview. and i and i beg begged her and i, you know, and i, i tried so hard, you know, the wall street journal was going to put her on the front page. she do it and, you know, so i, i really would like to pay homage to her. she she was just in she was the arena with author and had such incredible cu

campuses this spring echoed those against the vietnam war in the 19th 60s i lost the master storyteller, doris kearns goodwin about those comparisons. >> and about leadership lessons. biden and can learn from past presidents but first, here's my tick the situation in israel looks grim the one gaza drags on with more palestinian casualties. opposition to israel builds internationally if and when it decides it has degraded hamas enough to stop. no palestinian or arab forces likely to be willing to take over gaza. israel will stay on as the occupying force new insurgencies will probably pop up and gaza will remain a wasteland populated by 2.2 million palestinians living types of desperation. meanwhile, conditions and the west bank or deteriorating rapidly if the palestinian authority would collapse, israel would have to volatile arenas and around 5 million palestinians to police night and day indefinitely. there is a way out. in fact, the biden administration has been working to find a way to turn the crisis into an opportunity national security adviser, jake sullivan, has been doggedly pursuing

and we are back with the pulitzer prize winning historian doris kearns goodwin doris, i want to ask you to take us into your this extraordinary repository of knowledge you have in a way in which you've been asked to do it time and time again, which is you've had president's asked you what does history teach? what dy, what should i do? you've had joe biden asked you that so looking at this moment in history, what are the what do you think one way of asking it is what did you tell joe biden well, i think that was at the beginning of joe biden's time in the white house. >> and we talked about what communication scott how might be best suited for him. and i thought the fireside chat, conversational style of fdr would be the difficulty today is that when you used to have an fdr speech, that 80% of the radios would be tuned into it. it was everybody listening at the same time and he was able to make people feel he was talking in their living rooms that he was fighting for them and i think for it for for biden right now, more important than telling what he's done. people know that or they migh

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were that much shuttle very much hopes that the liquid regardless, it's the only way to ensure that doris, we keep coming here. and that in done will enable the future generations like that of his children and grandchildren. on a library from the lakes and crush me, let's now head to jolted in catalonia, in spain, spain's droughts last year. what among the top 10 oscar list climate disasters across the was and the out increasing in intensity and frequency with time. the dryness, among other things, in fact, a tourism and agriculture, both of which are who should boost beams, economy. a few local scientists are trying to find a way out of this by using and recycling water of the water that's good

states, someone, catholics and i love going there, but the place is usually very crowded. logged by doris with everyone. one thing that's perfect from set tourism of a nice ation and industries has shown the walked away with the weight infestation garbage and pollution. the residents have now taken the matter in their own hands to save the chicago as that of popular photo more deflect. due to some of the smaller water caps gaddy vacationers to that accommodation. the house votes, which have been one on the banks here since british colonial. go back then. it was forbidden to build houses along the what the british left. but the house voted states right now things that are been comma on dudley. it's off season and missouri that much show out then take a much needed breather for generations. he and his family have lift off tourism. feel they can buy that. the honey i nick me. why? hey, i was born on this lead, that'd be well, but and all the people here depend on it is to make a living and take a 1970 for the 90 needles with people use the walk on here for drinking and cooking low, but i nev

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doris: hi. i saw your car pull up before. you didn't call! ray: no.hip with the parents. ray: hi, i'm ray and i live here in long island with my wife debra. patricia heaton: and in the very first season, ray says in the opening credits... ray: it's not really about the kids. patricia heaton: ...it's not about the kids. doris: i say that every year you're over 40, you should add an inch to the hem line of your dress. frank: well then you should be dragging around a persian rug! jim mckairnes: we've all had parents who, despite our best efforts, reject all of our kindness... and it backfires. doris: i don't understand why you would use bleach on these towels. patricia: they just seemed a little yellow-y. doris: yes, they're yellow towels! patricia heaton: we all come into a family. we need a family. love them or hate them that's who we were given. mara brock akil: the success of cosby resurrected the sitcom and because of that ushered in a lot of great storytelling. jacqueline coley: when the cosby show went off the air, we did have other black family s

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fueron hallados culpables de doble homicidio en primer grado por la muerte premeditada de sonia y dorisdo. ninguna es compartida. cada prisionero puede decorarla a su gusto. ¿la cÁmara de la inyecciÓn letal estÁ acÁ? >> como tal ya no existe. sambuccetti: ¿no? >> cuando el gobernador newsom puso en marcha esta moratoria, la sala donde estaba la cÁmara de gas y donde se aplicaba esta inyecciÓn, esas salas fueron desmanteladas. sambuccetti: y muy pronto no existirÁ este pabellÓn. >> es una decisiÓn del electorado. la proposiciÓn 66 fue aprobada por los votantes en california y estipulaba que, aquellas personas condenadas a muerte tienen que pagar una restituciÓn a las vÍctimas y para eso tienen que trabajar. entonces los trabajos estÁn para ellos en otras prisiones. sambuccetti: mientras que carasi puede estar fuera de su celda mientras limpia el pabellÓn. otros condenados no tienen esa posibilidad. >> bueno, cuando fui arrestado, el investigador... Él no hablaba en espaÑol y yo no hablaba inglÉs. entonces, cuando yo le pedÍ, mi abogado me dijo “¿para quÉ? ¿para quÉ lo quieres si tÚ la ma

. >> doris fee was sleeping in her room just feet away and never heard anything. >> that's crazy to me that like, some, like a cat so big was like walking through our neighborhood. >> two hours later, around 4:30 a.m, milpitas police said a resident's ring camera captured a mountain lion near fair meadow way that's less than three miles from where the first sighting was captured. >> sightings of mountain lions and residential areas, i would say are are rare. >> the department is deploying thermal imaging drones to search for the animal. they shared the videos on their social media accounts just awareness for our community members, especially those walking or riding their bicycles so that they're more aware of their surroundings. we showed residents the videos. no, that's way too big. >> that's way too big. that's scary. >> sedan. palmer said he found out about the sighting through a neighborhood group chat. >> i mean, i was pretty scared. i usually take walks at night, but no more walks at night. milpitas police are encouraging community members for any additional mountain lion sightin

." >> dory, dory, this is not whale. >> reporter: the series of clicks are called codas.cation between these mammoth sea creatures. far from arbitrary, a new study published in "nature" found whales use four different elements, rhythm and tempo, to create a phonetic alphabet. >> how does this all work? >> it essentially looks at the speed at which they're saying things, the kind of different texture emphasis on how i said something. >> reporter: researchers from dr. david gruber's cetacean translation initiative made note of these snippets trying to figure out what they are saying is the next step. >> do you think it's possible one day we could talk to whales? >> i think it will be possible to be able to be sending information back and forth. we're not really sure what it's going to look like. that's the kind of cool thing. >> reporter: and become a real-life dr. doolittle learning the abcs of the deep. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. go n

and doris. but he knows that more needs to be done. the influx of waste water into the lake has to stop, he says. and so for several years now, he has also been working to develop a local sewage system. you use the tenure drainage system you are looking at to you was inspired by one be billed 20 years ago when you called them with house family dug trenches for 21 houses you belong with. and the drainage flows down to a deep bit, we may have one of the contacts you want to ask when i took the initiative to stop the sewage run off in my own home using what i knew. i know my own volition bought records in or when the local administration saw what i had done, it decided to build the training system. you'll see here i'm connecting the whole area to it. yep. that is getting some work left to do so, but it will be finished. so what do you want? if we went from there before, the drainage network runs right around the area to like the mall, subbing the entire neighborhood, which is home to around 120. some of do you see the best or what else is

that no one with his title or self-image ever has in a moment and talk with presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. first cnn political analyst and york times senior political correspondent, maggie haberman, who watched the verdict, read from the courtroom. you've been there every day. you've been in that courtroom and the courthouse was like it's very hard to describe how intense a moment it was anderson, particularly because we had believed the jurors are being sent home. just as much sean had indicated he was going to ask that the jurors, if they wanted to go home, trump walked back into the courtroom in anticipation of that moment in a great mood, one of the best moods we've seen him come in since this trial began, and more sean was taking a while fell to come back. >> he said he was going to step off the bench. he was going to figure out what the jury wanted it was taken so long it was clear something was up and when he came back, he said that the jurors had said they had reached a verdict and they needed another 30 minutes to finish filling out their paperwork. and then they c

this unique assemblage of talent was immortalized by doris kearns goodwin, and her award-winning book with that title. despite being initially disrespected by new york senator william seward, whom he chose as his secretary of state, ohio governor salmon chase, and former u.s. attorney general edwin stanton, his secretary of war, lincoln refused to take their slights personally, and chose them to serve in his cabinet, believing he would need their skills to leave the country during his presidency, which he knew from the start would be tempestuous. he explained his decision. quote, these were the strongest men, and i had no right to deprive the country of their services. what happened? >> what happened? it didn't take for them to realize that abraham lincoln , who they discredited before they served under him -- it didn't take long for them to realize, he is the smartest guy in the room. he is heads and shoulders above all of us, not in terms of his brilliance, intelligence, emotional intelligence. how he interacted with them, mutual respect, earned their respect with one exception. sal

. >> doris fee was sleeping in her room just feet away and never heard anything. >> that's crazy to met like, some, like a cat so big was like walking through our neighborhood. >> two hours later, around 4:30 a.m, milpitas police said a resident's ring camera captured a mountain lion near fair meadow way that's less than three miles from where the first sighting was captured. >> sightings of mountain lions and residential areas, i would say are are rare. >> the department is deploying thermal imaging drones to search for the animal. they shared the videos on their social media accounts just awareness for our community members, especially those walking or riding their bicycles so that they're more aware of their surroundings. we showed residents the videos. no, that's way too big. >> that's way too big. that's scary. >> sedan. palmer said he found out about the sighting through a neighborhood group chat. >> i mean, i was pretty scared. i usually take walks at night, but no more walks at night. milpitas police are encouraging community members for any additional mountain lion sightings.

thank you, doris, for all you have and still contribute to our community. mr.peaker, i rise today to recognize five louis county public utility crew workers who were recently honored by the northwest public power association with a safety hero -- heroism award. on january 22, brad peters, bob hadley, joel chandler, travis merryman and hunter blair saved the life of a man who was disabled by pulling him out of a burning r.v. ... the crews were working in the area when they noticed smoke nearby. while attempting to distinguished this fire they realize add man was trapped inside and not able to escape on his own. our workers are crucial to the community, but saving lives is well outside of their expected duty. the quick thinking and choices of these men was lifesaving. i applaud them for their heroic work. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam, mr. moylan, for five minutes. mr. moylan: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize -- in recognition for the national police week. as a nation we pay tribu

i understand doris' hopefulness, her faith. but donald trump is a chaos agent that's taking advantage of grievance and hatred.

as doris is currently in washington for talks, the plan has thousands of ha systems already which can strike targets fall behind enemy lines with a high degree of accuracy. each french president brought him is soleski, has dismissed the head of state god. no success that has yet been 9 earlier this week, or thirties, arrested senior officers from the service, accusing them of plotting to assassinate so lensky and of a top officials, chief claims they were working full. russia. russian meanwhile, and celebrated the soviet union's victory in the 2nd world war with its annual red square military parade in moscow. president vladimir couldn't use the occasion to lash out at western pals wanting then that moscow would not be threatened. the bride comes just days after russia announced new military drills with neighboring bella. bruce involving the practiced deployment of tactical nuclear weapons, a sea of uniformed bodies all waiting for one man to arrive a loud demand polluted for actually sworn in for a record breaking 5th ton as russia's president of to watching soldiers parade through t

to the citizens, to advise them on travel and other related activities around the course, lines of doris alarm and uh, the costs of can you. it sounds like a lot of activity. this region has been saddling torrential rains for weeks. how serious is the situation at this moment? well, the situation is being really bad. uh, for instance, in kenya about 200 people have. so if i died, hundreds of thousands have been displaced in pennsylvania, 150 people have died. uh, quite thousands of them have been displaced down in but on the, on that, that 2 people have died at the same situation on it. so yeah, you've done that in florida, and so just tell you how dire situation easiest i did during a televised address by then by the can president, president, to the router said that these no parts of the country that i've been spared by the sidewalk. that's how dire situation is being used. felix moving to in narrow b. thank you so much for joining us and stay dry. just a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. 14 people have been killed in a landslide and flooding on ind

and i think most people believe it absolutely is doris kearns goodwin. >> it's great to talk to you. thank you. >> thank you we'd be here tonight. >> you're new york criminal defense attorney arthur aidala, former new york judge. you'll khan buys her, who is known judge merchan for where the 15 years also with this johnny jones, the third former chief judge for the us middle district of pennsylvania. judge called visor what happens now in jerusalem? >> the legal process in terms of the legal process now, generally a case would be adjourned for sentence. >> you heard todd blanche make an application before the judge today, where we asked for another motion to dismiss. it was summarily denied, but the judge did craft motion schedule, so it is now adjourned for defense counsel file motions what's called a 33030 motion, which is the statute which is post-conviction pre-sentence for a motion to dismiss the people the will a will be able to respond. that's why the sentence state is so long a motion to dismiss post conviction pre-sentence can be based on one of three things. one being newly

the photographer should will beget hazard pay after getting stung while shooting the dori. it got him right on top of his head. it happened after he put on this gear to climb on the roof. ab snuck in and stung him. it was treated with a home remedy of baking soda and water. >>> another round of layoffs. involving that supercharger team. about 500 employees will be let go. it comes after tesla announced plans to lay off 14,000 workers, including more than 2700. the layoffs will begin on june 14. >>> starting next month, internet costs are expected to rise , including 29,000 households in the city. >>> the program is set to run out this month. those that were taking advantage will see their bill go up by about $30 per month in may. >>> is where the kids would be doing their homework. >>> the administration called on congress to continue funding the program. no sign of an extension in the future . >>> several newspapers, including mercury news, are suing open ai and microsoft. they are accusing them of copyright infringement. the suit claims the used billions of news articles

well, thank you, doris.was far too interesting, especially figuring out where all the greatest programs of the 20th century started. in that pool. all right. thank you. >>> coming up, host and creative director of msnbc live, luke russert will join us on his new book, "look for me there," which explores grief and how he found himself after his legend father, tim russert, passed away. "morning joe" will be right back. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and cha

. >> dory: dory, this is not whale. >> reporter: these series of clicks are called codas.ween these mammoth sea creatures. far from arbitrary, a new study found whales found four basic elements including rhythm and tempo to create a phonetic alphabet. >> how does it work? >> it looks at the speed at which they are saying things. at the different texture emphasis on how i said something. >> reporter: researchers listened to some 8700 of these snippets off the caribbean island of dominica. trying to figure out what they are saying is the next step. >> is it possible we could one day talk to whales? >> i think it will be possible to be able to be sending information back and forth. anne thompson, nbc news. >> the beautiful giants to take us off the air. >>> on that note, i wish you a good night. remember, you can catch the katie phang show saturday on nbc. from all of us here across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. see you at the end of tomorrow.

i think one of these was in finding dory, actually, with the little bulb. yes. >> when they're on nemo, it's one of them. when they're on the sea floor. yeah. and he's they're terrified. >> okay. males are ten times smaller than females. but you didn't know that. they fuzed themselves to the female, but ultimately become absorbed into her body. >> okay. wow. i'm never getting stuck on cannon beach ever again. no, i'm just kidding. it's a beautiful place. but that is one terrifying fish next to a world record involving under wear. or is it outer wear in this? good question. >> it was certainly over wear in this scenario because this happened at the city museum and state museum in saint louis. and as you can see, 355 people broke a guinness world record for the largest gathering of people wearing underwear on their heads. >> we hope they're clean. the museum appeared to provide the underwear okay, since the museum provided them, they were definitely cleaned before this attempt. the museum already held a few other guinness records, including world's longest pe

on july 23, 1943, during the punitive operation herman, the executioners came to the village of dory,olozhensky district. this was the zone of action of the venice-nalibog partisan zone. people were forced out of their homes, some were shot on the spot. telling that... well here are the pastavili, the pastroil, the woman passed me by, i am sure, and then they kicked off the gun, and here is the woman iago, who was slaughtered, she was paralyzed, the temple was set on fire, the wooden church flared up like a match, who succeeded they escaped, the warriors hid, fled into the forest, the fingers went wild and shot the survivors, as they knew what the astanks were. the meaning of mary's wife is 35 years old and her son mikhasik is six years old and yana's son was completely squashed, and the cotton was knitted with a stick, geta some of the memories of my mother and son were not preserved, but these are the ones i know. on the royal holiday on the holy day of february 15, 1943, the former assassins from the ss battalion dzierlewanger and the palitsa came to the homeland of the partisan co

fair hosts a special booth of lashkar fatemiyoun's book booth some of literature and the basis of dori razman. we have a book called fatemiyoun, the book of khatoon qamandane, which explains about the martyr abu hamadeh, the commander of the fatemiyoun army, the purpose of setting up this booth is to show the bravery and introduce the martyrs of the yadara army . the cultural society of today's youth and teenagers what courage did the fatimids do to defend the ahl al-bayt, to defend the religion and the islamic world ? the books displayed here were welcomed by the visitors . the first years of the revolution and how much we have in common with each other in terms of the spirit of peace. the spirit of bravery , seeking religion and supporting the oppressed, and the books that were here, the biographies of the martyrs , showed these well and were very bearable. one of these noble works is the biography of martyr abu hamid because there is an oppressed narrative of the martyred commander fatemiyoun , and this bravery, this biography, and this, in fact , are necessary for the interpretatio

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joining me as presidential historian and author doris kearns goodwin.nfinished love story, a personal history of the 1960s. i am very proud to call you my friend and say all that i have read so far is so good. we will get to the book in a moment but i want to compare and contrast the protests we have seen the last few weeks with those of the 1960s. there is one reporter who points out the current protests have faced swifter suppression. in one example, the university of texas called in police in riot gear despite no signs of violence. put today's protesting historical context. will the students protesting be seen as being on the right side of history? >> it is really interesting. when i look back at the 60s which i was living in for that book i was working on with my husband before he died. there is really two parts to the 1960s protest. in 1967 and 68 antiwar protesters were peaceful and disciplined. they joined the mccarthy campaign and kennedy campaign so they had a channel for the protest. they cut their beards. the girls wear long skirts. they were

july 23, 1943, during the punitive operation herman, executioners came to the village of dory, volozhensky district. this was the zone of action of the imenets-nalibog partisan zone. people were forced out of their homes, some were shot on the spot. telling what, well, that's what. there pastavili, pastroili, the woman stood before me, i am proud of myself, and then they opened the gun, and here is the woman, iago, slaughtered, he was paralyzed, the temple fell, the wooden church flared up like a match, who managed to escape , they hid in the rusty fields, fled into the forest, their fingers explored the area and shot the survivors, as they knew what the astanks were, they burned more than 300 people along with the abbot ioann loiko. the most difficult moments, let’s say, for people, he remained devoted to his service, remained devoted to faith, instead of running away or hiding, let’s say, from the enemy, he performed divine services. this was the punitive operation hornung. people were forgiven for the activities of the partisans. the sons of father john fought in the karzhaus partisan u

dory. dory. >> dory . glory. glory. glory. >> dory. glory. glory. glory. glory. glory. glory glory.father fadi diab . whoa . >> father fadi diab. whoa. >> father fadi diab. whoa. >> right. so he's nutted him, right? so after those bloody scenes . big right? so after those bloody scenes. big john has since apologised, but added. it's what we live for. we're fighting people. that's a regular occurrence for me . well, it is occurrence for me. well, it is actually an astonishingly regular occurrence for big john fury and bestie. you had an interesting theory on this that only someone like that could produce a heavyweight champion of the world. >> of course, i mean, he's produced a world class boxer. he clearly has some predisposition to this type of extreme violence. >> exactly . yeah. >> exactly. yeah. >> exactly. yeah. >> i mean, look at mike tyson's dad. i'm sure if you go through his lineage, his his dad might have been like some sort of pnzed have been like some sort of prized wrestler or something. >> probably. yeah. there's probably a bit to be said for that. >> i think he needs

we're going to talk to doris in a second.t sure are they real? >> yep. >> that the top golfer in the world tried to get on time for his tee time. he gets thrown up against a car, he gets handcuffed, he gets sent to jail. there's a mugshot. >> scotie scheffler has been charged with felony assault on a police officer. he was taken into custody by louisville metro police after trying to drive into the golf club after a man was struck and killed earlier by a shuttle bus. this is an account on espn sportscenter. >> he tried to pull around what he believed to be security, ended up being police officers. they told him to stop. when he didn't stop, the police officer attached himself to the vehicle. scheffler then traveled another ten yards before stopping the car. the police officer then grabbed at his arm, attempting to pull him out of the car, at which point scheffler opened the door. the police officer pulled him out of the car, pushed him up against the car and placed in handcuffs. he was placed in the back of a police car in ha

allowed to leave the city without the permits because it's all this, not the boss will be able to go to doris and the 1st, we have to get permission from the emigration office of all the videos, unlike many other syrians, and they'll show me i never considered fleeing further west. the old time of garcia and type reminded her of a letter to her hometown, but being so close yet. so far weighs heavily on her and even if i return to my country, i probably wouldn't find the same people the same atmosphere as before. i'm afraid every single have changed. a timely return seems i took the question at the moment . but the new beginning and turkey has been successful with a little help from europe to this next, sorry, blue my mind completely because it shows you just how much technology can bring people together. lee most is a german boy who currently can't physically go to class due to an illness like to leave this little guy allows and he knows to always say connected to his fellow students to lessons in class and school life in general. but how exactly does it work? let's find out. hello, latest. g

not sure he wanted to do that, but with me now, retired california superior court judge, a doris cordill. thank you so much for joining us this evening, your honore, let me ask you you've obviously had been falling this very closely. i mean, the judge told trump your continued violations of this court's lawful order threatened to interfere with the administration of justice and constant attack was constitute a direct attack on the rule of law. now, my view of the prosecution is not asking for jail i'll time. would you jail him despite the prosecution i've been asking for it well, thank you for having me on before i even answer that. >> let me just say that, judge merchan is being very deliberate. he's also been cautious and that's where i differ with him. i do not understand why he's being so cautious now. and he did somebody said something in court. i wouldn't have said had i've been presiding over this he said to donald trump, you are really important person and it's really something if i have to lock you up and at the same time as you just reported, he said, you, mr. important person

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