it looks like we're at fort knox. so many police. they don't allow people to come. you are allowed -- we aren't allowed to have anything here. they have more police and more assistant d.a.s i've never seen anything like it over what everybody. there is no crime here, jonathan turley, every single person, gregg jarrett, andy mccarthy. look anyone, mark levin, great lawyers and legal scholars. every single one says there is no crime. the crime is that they're doing this case. this was a case that wasn't going to be done and then when i announced i was running -- they could have done it seven years ago. it could have been brought seven years ago but they wanted it smack in the middle of the election. these are very dishonest people we're dealing with. outside is like fort knox. you can't get within three blocks of this case if you are a civilian. what they are doing is election interference. the polls are through the roof. one came out way up in north carolina, georgia, nevada, way up in arizona. overall leading by five, six, seven points, crooked joe biden. the most c

the outside of this building is closed down like fort knox. nobody has ever seen.have so many police down here. new york's finest. they are new york's finest. they are told what to do but they don't have them at columbia or at nyu or any other places. this is like an armed camp down here. they have nothing to worry about, believe me. your problem is from the left, not the right. big problem from the left. it's from within. from within our country. that's a bigger -- in my opinion a bigger danger than china or russia. you have it from the outside and you have it from within. from within is a bigger danger to our country and it is from the left, not from the right. but rick scott is here and he said you can't go after political persecutions. this is a shame. this should not be happening in our country. senator ted cruz put out a statement about it. donald trump and the american voters to attack the vote. it is election interference. there is no case. so that's the way it is. here we sit after 2 1/2 weeks. and i think you will see some very revealing things today and

outside it looks like fort knox. never seen so many policemen. in columbia university you can plant a tent in front of the main door, no problem. nyu put up your tent. don't worry about it. over here i just want to say that this is a very sad day for america. the whole world is watching and a very sad day for new york. i've gone through two of these trials already. with the same kind of a judge. it is all rigged, the whole system is rigged. judge engoron was overturned five times in my case and will be overturned again. we were treated very badly. the outside world is watching and the outside world won't bring their business to new york. that's going to cost the city trillions and the state trillions and trillions of dollars. businesses are leaving. and people are fleeing. you can see it and quote yourself. we'll comment later on in the evening. looks like we'll be here a long time. [shouted questions]

outside, it looks like it's fort knox, like they guarding this... i've never seen so many policemen. it's anyone's guess how long it will take for the jury of seven men and five women, ordinary new yorkers of diverse backgrounds, to potentially reach a verdict. the complexity really- is more a matter of trying to connect the dots factually, . and trying to understand what it means to know about something, what it means to intend to do- something, particularly| when there is this other crime floating out there. joining us this week is mary—anne marsh, democratic strategist and lanhee chen, republican former domestic and foreign policy adviser to governor mitt romney first, the latest headlines. a senior official in south africa's governing anc has said it's still too early to tell whether or not the party will lose its parliamentary majority. results released since the polls closed on wednesday have suggested that for the first time in 30 years, the anc will not command a parliamentary majority and may need coalition partners to govern. fourteen pro—

but for sergeant first class eric stroop of the readiness division in fort knox, kentucky, his performancefrance next week will be extra special. >> being able to travel and honor the events that happened, both leading up to and being on d-day, as a bugler, it's the highest honor we can participate in. >> this was to be the longest day. >> reporter: d-day, june 6th, 1944. >> the allied invasion had begun. >> reporter: when allied groups stormed the beaches of normandy. some 2.5 million americans were killed that day. now 80 years on, sergeant stroop and the 100 army reserve band will be there, standing in solidarity to honor the fallen. his call to service a family affair. his father, stepdad, and uncle all enlisting. >> i'm standing on a history of who i compare to as my heroes in a lot of instances. ♪ >> reporter: a bugler nearly all his life, sergeant stroop's love of music brought him to this life-changing moment. he and his band mate practicing before their journey, making sure not one note is out of tune. >> you have this nagging kind of like feeling that you don't want to let anybod

these are very dishonest people we are dealing with outside is like fort knox.t get within three blocks of this place if you're new york civilian. what they are doing in terms of suppression and election interference, there is been anything like that. holes are through the roof. >> you may have noticed republican congressman matt gaetz over the former president's right shoulder. let's bring in our north america correspondent joining us from new york. he has been watching the trial. lots of questions ahead of this evidence about how michael cohen would stand up under cross-examination. how do you think he did? how do you think the defense has fared? >> the evidence we have heard today has once again been all about trying to undermine michael cohen's integrity in front of the jury. to some extent, they have a fair wind behind them. the prosecution did much of that job for them. it really hinges on the alternate views of michael cohen's character and his motivations. he is crucial as you say because he is the man that is able to tide donald trump directly to knowle

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outside, if you take a look, it looks like we're fort knox. don't allow people to come, you know, you're allowed to have friendly protests, but we're not allowed to have anything here. they have more police and more assistant das, and das, i've never seen anything like it. our north america correspondent john sudworth has been outside the court in new york. michael cohen faced another hours—long, gruelling barrage of questions from donald trump's defence team, attempting to portray him as a compulsive liar out for revenge. for example, they played the jury some comments that mr cohen made in one of his podcasts in which he said he wanted to see donald trump rot injail. for his part, mr cohen remained pretty calm under questioning, conceding that he had at times been dishonest. but his contention is that where he has lied, where he has committed criminal acts, they have been at the behest and on behalf of his former boss. now, the jury might be asked to decide which of those two versions they believe fairly soon. a verdict is expected, if not n

outside it looks like it's fort knox, like they're guarding this... to the media. our north america correspondent nada tawfikjoins us now from new york. she is therefore as dutifully every day. just tell us a bit more about what happened today also and we spoke yesterday, we had the development of the jury wanted to rehear some of that testimony. just bring us up—to—date on where we are now. bring us up-to-date on where we are now. . ., ., , now. yeah, the morning was spent with the judge _ now. yeah, the morning was spent with the judge having _ now. yeah, the morning was spent with the judge having to _ now. yeah, the morning was spent with the judge having to read - now. yeah, the morning was spent with the judge having to read back| with the judge having to read back the instructions he gave earlier because — the instructions he gave earlier because the jury wanted to hear a little _ because the jury wanted to hear a little bit _ because the jury wanted to hear a little bit more about his instructions regarding what they can infer from _ instructi

they have dismantled infrastructure for palestinian finding groups in fort knox, the associates or at fighters, particularly on the ground. yes, we see last night the video statements by a semi redid were these said the of the ambush, the drove of israeli and lead soldiers that some of them were killed, other were injured that a group of them are, i've been taken. and as a, as in prison, or as kidnapped by a, by the how much they, uh, buy up a sam fighters into one of the tunnels. in the tickler area, this is not the 1st time is really military. it has this form, the northern part in the initial months of the ward is really military operated aggressively after car big bombing, the entire area then occupying forces on the ground pretty much got into a brief the streets of the road alley ways in the northern part destroyed the vast majority of infrastructure and public facilities, residential homes, forcing people into displacement. but as we see right now, the come back of the, at those counter attacks. and that these, these seems to be quite effective and they read there are evidence

but outside, it is like fort knox. you can't get within three blocks of this place.nd it is a shame what they're doing, what they're doing in terms of suppression, and election interference, there has never been anything like that. the polls are through the roof. you may have noticed the republican congressman matt gates over the former president's right shoulder. north america correspondentjohn sudworth joins us from new york. lots of questions ahead of this evidence about how michael cohen would stand up on the cross examination, how do you think he did and how did the fair? the examination, how do you think he did and how did the fair?— and how did the fair? the evidence we have heard _ and how did the fair? the evidence we have heard today _ and how did the fair? the evidence we have heard today has _ and how did the fair? the evidence| we have heard today has once again been all about trying to undermine michael cohen's integrity in front of the jury. to some extent, they have a fair wind behind them. the prosecution did much of thatjob for them. it really hinge

. >> outside looks like fort knox. there are more police than i've seen anywhere. there is not a civilian within three blocks. >> we were there. there are plenty of people milling about. people are eating lunch, there were barricades. the press is there. there are lines of people waiting to go in and then a wide-open park there were protesters and anti-protesters and anyone can show up. there was a handful of people that >> in the morning, it became a bit of a fight between single protesters that were trying to carve out the territory. than one was singing in the other had a big sign. then these people were fighting amongst themselves over who should have more territory. the idea that people that cannot protest, part of the reason, is trump has personally offended that supporters have not come to new york to protest. >> the crowds are not the only thing he is misrepresenting. it is things that are more dangerous. they keep saying he wants to testify but they won't let him. give me a break. donald trump doesn't listen to his attorneys. the court isn't preventing him

. >> the outside looks like it is suppose to be fort knox. more police than i have ever seen anywhere because they don't want to have anybody come down and it is within three blocks of the courthouse. >> okay, for facts sake, we were there. >> you can see plenty of people milling about, directly across the street from the courthouse. people are sitting there eating their lunch. this are barricades up. and there are lines of people waiting to get into the courthouse and where nip anyone in the world can show up and speak their peace. there were a handful of people there. >> it became a fight between two single protesters who were trying to carve out their individual and whether they were going to call trump to testify. these two people were having a fight amongst themselves on who should have more part of the park to protest, but it's a big part. the idea that people cannot come out to protest him is nonsense. a part of the reason why trump is saying that, according to our people inside his orbit. trump is personally offended that his supporte

a mission i am proud to say was forged in kentucky at fort knox.tly by design. they weren't helping to just win a world war whether they knew it or not they were developing top-secret ways to help preserve the peace of the cold war. but today the veil of secrecy is gone. i read incredible stories like jack's, bernie's, or seymour's i think about my own paths across europe in the spring of 1945 as a foot soldier in patton's army. i think about how he made it home to my mom and me after two thirds of his company was wiped out. and i think about how these stories are intertwined. how come as one ghost army veteran put it sparing one mother one new bride the agony of putting a gold star in their front window was what his unit was all about. [applause] so, bernie and jack into your comrades not with us today a grateful nation knows how you answer the call and it's time of need. america will never forget your service. and i am so very proud to join in honoring you today. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the nine s

the millions and millions of dollars that are spent daily on this case, outside it looks like it's fort knox seen so many policemen. now, with columbia university you can plant aen tent right in front of the door, no problem. nyu, don't worry about a it. over here -- but i just want to say this is a very sad day for america. the whole world is watching, and it's a very sad day for new york. i've gone through two of these trials already with the same kind of a judge. it's all rigged. the whole thing, the whole system is rigged. judge engeron was overturned five times in my case, and he's going to be overturned again. and we were treated very, very badly. and the outside world is watching, and the outside world is just not going to bring their business to new york. and that's going to cost the city trillions and the state trillions and trillions of dollars. businesses are leaving. and people are freeing -- fleeing. you can see the quotes yourself, and thank you all very much. we'll comment if later on in the evening, but it looks like we'll be here a long time. thank you. stuart: there you hav

disgrace that millions and millions of dollars that are being spent daily on this case, it looks like fort knoxs speak to our north america correspondent nada tawfik, who is there in new york for us. thejury the jury deliberated for four and a half hours yesterday, at one stage they came back, they asked to see detailed portions of testimony from two of the witnesses during the trial. tell me more about that. yes. trial. tell me more about that. yes, esterda trial. tell me more about that. yes, yesterday they _ trial. tell me more about that. yes, yesterday they wanted _ trial. tell me more about that. yes, yesterday they wanted to _ trial. tell me more about that. ye: yesterday they wanted to hear reid backs of testimony from david pecker who was the first witness, the former publisher of the national enquirer. they also wanted reid backs from michael cohen, the prosecution star witness, and it relates to a meeting in trump tower in august 2015 between david pecker, michael cohen and donald trump. prosecutor said it was in that meeting that the alleged catch and kill scheme was hatched, this c