rick, her last name is greenberg call. yeah. her father. mister greenberg is actually a high ranking engineer at raytheon technologies. wow. who actually of course makes weapons of mass destruction. so i think it's a specially a sale it that this young woman would stand up as she's doing and leave her her body career. she's only 26 years old to stand up for her. believe she's calling out of her boss for president of the united states. joe biden, and she's also actually calling out her father while she's doing that, talking about more machine. nothing says war machine like raytheon, by the way. it's interesting must make for some real interesting thanksgiving dinner conversations all there at the greenberg family household. by the way, the big talk of worldwide is the i c. c. as we've been reporting this week, announcing the arrest for benjamin netanyahu for war crimes, the killing of 40000 people and suspect the genocide as they say. and guess who's for it. this is fascinating fritz and the government of my, my, well, my crone, he seems to

lily greenberg calljoins us now. why did you decide now was a time to leave the administration? yesterday i was a political _ administration? until yesterday i was a political appointee - administration? until yesterday i was a political appointee and i i was a political appointee and i was a political appointee and i resigned because as an americanjew with i resigned because as an american jew with loved ones here americanjew with loved ones here in america i can no longer serve at the pleasure of the president while supporting and finding the genocide in gaza, 35,000 palestinians have been killed in the last eight months, 15,000 children are now israel is pressing ahead with the invasion of rafah and the president decided to send another billion dollars in arms and i thought about this for a while. it is a challenging personal decision for me. i think i had hoped the president would use some of his leverage at different points in the last eight months but what has happened in the last few weeks was the straw.— was the straw. you poked on preston biden's _ was the straw. you po

a toxic abusive work environment what i hope marty greenberg will say this morning is he resigns hasthere more than two decades one thing coming out of his leadership there, is a corrosive environment michael barr the fd his proposal to put more capital on the sidelines, make its harder for small businesses to start making it harder for millennials to borrow for their first memo a terrible concept trying to have a capital solution for a national liquid issue you know blelt better that have been anybody. >> why is fdic so toxic marty greenberg leadership style scream, shout throw things, the fact of the matter he has an abusive corrosive environment brought to our attention by whistleblowers for the last couple years >>thanks so much for being here. >> senator tim scott. we'll be right back.. . a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now we're introducing ultimate speed for business, our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds at no add

kristy greenberg, alan. >>> and the officer who spoke outside donald trump's trial.he was called a traitor to his country and spit on by protesters. nbc's ryan reilly has that reporting. what else are we hearing from mr. fanone? >> on tuesday, after michael fanone had this press conference or attended the press conference outside of the trump trial in which he referred to donald trump as an authoritarian, he gave me a ring, and i thought it was to recount his day. as it happened, his mother was the target of this swatting phone call at her home in virginia, and police officers showed up to her door when she was in her robe there. he spoke to our colleagues at nbc 4 washington about it. take a listen. >> for me, the worst case scenario is always that a family member or a friend of mine will somehow, you know, suffer because of something that i've done or something that i've said. that being said this has become common place for me and my family. again, this is not a one-off incident. this has been consistent ever since i testified before congress. there's a pattern he

greenberg longtime director of the naacp legal defense fund took biden to task for sponsoring a billwould limit the power of courts order school desegregation with the busing was a move t that felled the wishes of many biden's white constituents in delaware. the bill he said was a break to the window school integration said greenberg on the lawyers who won brown versus board of education case, and illegal school segregation 21 years of the according to greenberg biden with the mo samantha's hand on e brick. the support of civil rights and other arena said not simply compromise was segregationist. he led the charge cap black students away from classrooms of white students are more palatable version of separate but equal doctrine and undermine the nation's short-lived effort of education equality our education history expert site. joe biden. racism and segregation if it is good for joe biden, and to get votes you would support we have the gazette. must never forget joe biden once waonceamerican surrender their y racist legacy f for the sake but we should take his advice for their advic

lily greenberg call, who was previously the special assistant to the head of personnel of the ministryinternal affairs america bode wrote in his resignation letter from the american government: simultaneously with the disastrous support of madawa. who has resigned from his position in protest against the government's policies regarding the gaza war. i think our political department does not pay attention to the opinions and wishes of the voters. i think that there are many imbalances within the american government and their officials should clearly state their views about the palestinian people. i also hope that this action of mine will inform the jewish community so that they understand that we should have stood up a long time ago and from what is in our name. against the people if palestine was done, we would avoid it and announce our acquittal. you are still a viewer of today's world . the conversation continues with mr. bassel, a host and reporter from syria living in lebanon, and also with mr. alihasan, a host and reporter from lebanon. mr. hassan, this time we will start with you

lily greenberg call, who was previously the special assistant to the chief of staff of the us department of the interior. in his letter of resignation from the us government, he wrote: "with the continued disastrous support of the biden administration for israel's genocide in gaza, i can no longer in good conscience." the authorities are concerned about the consequences of these imbalances, not for israel and palestine, nor for the american people they are not informed. they also don't know how politically disastrous this is for them. do you hope that your resignation will be successful? i hope that this action of mine will be an inspiration to other officials of the american government so that they too can clearly state their views about the palestinian people. i also hope that my action will inform the jewish community so that they understand that we should have stood up a long time ago and distanced ourselves from what was done against the palestinian people in our name. to a carrier the weapon that was going to the occupied territories was not allowed to dock at the port of cartagena

back with us, kristy greenberg and adam pollock.me of the instances in this trial where you think this particularly applies? >> i think this applies in any trial, but especially here where the jury has to sit back and say was donald trump directly involved? he wasn't the one who was making the accounting records. he wasn't the one keeping the ledger, but did he cause that to be made? they need to use their common sense to say here are all these witnesses. here is all the testimony we've heard, all the evidence that's been presented. does that put together that, yeah, he directed it. trump caused it, i think is a key issue for the jury here. >> in the closing, for example, kristy, prosecutor josh steinglass appealed to jurors common sense and made a whole list of things, use your common sense: the claim trump never had sex with stormy daniels, that the access hollywood tape was not worrying to the campaign at all, and cohen was trump's personal lawyer. that was not money that he was reimbursed for the hush money payment, he was being

andrew wiseman and kristi greenberg.on tv, both of you but they don't see all the questions you answer to all of us in the green room and untaxed and on phones when we are trying to explain this stuff. we will be watching you this week. >>> coming up, there's not a playbook for campaigning against the guy stuck in court at his own criminal trial. the biden campaign is writing it as a go. a senior spokesperson for the campaign joints me next. me nex. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ (man) mm, hey, honey. ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a lit

>> sure. >> is evan greenberg hank greenberg's son?yes. >> wasn't there innuendo warren buffett may have been partially responsible for the troubles that aig had from a regulatory perspective but that was fake and made up on the internet? >> that's a very in the weeds question going back -- >> i know. >> -- way longer -- >> you can punt on that one. >> are they friendly, though? >> i give you permission. >> they must have a good working relationship. >> can i turn this around and ask you a question? why do you think berkshire hathaway would -- which has a massive insurance business of its own -- put all of these eggs into the insurance basket? it's a lot of exposure to insurance. >> yeah. i would only be able to speculate, but my guess would be the valuation made sense and the business is in for a cycle that they want to have expanded exposure to. >> i'll throw the question back at you, because in some respects the returns of this space are somewhat self-explanatory, right? haven't the stocks done well? >> they are doing very well. and

. >> christie greenberg are standing by, we'll talk more about michael test money in the wild moment between the judge and defense witness that we are back in 60 seconds. seconds. >>> here to break it all down is prosecutor glenn kershner and kristi greenberg, the former deputy chief of the criminal division of the southern district of new york. she was at the courthouse, today. let me start with you, we just heard donna perry's take on her clients testimony, over the last few days. what did you think? anything that she missed there in terms of good or bad moments? >> as donna said, her client has baggage. enough baggage to fill jfk airport but that said, i thought that he did remarkably well. i think people are really concerned about his demeanor, and how he would conduct himself on the stand, he was composed, he was composed at all times, he was respectful, he never got rattled, and he was generally consistent, whether he was answering questions on direct or answering them on cross. i felt like he really owned the moments that he needed to own about prior please and prior conduct.

i think that might be the only condition under which evan greenberg would work for berkshire.nt in the insurance industry. thank you, matthew palazzolo. covering berkshire hathaway and the insurance industry should notice time for stock of the hour. walmart posting another quarter of strong sales growth as it attracts customers looking for essentials and discounts. retailer aspects adjusted earnings to come in at the high end for the full year. we will discuss with jennifer bartashus. one of the things that struck me in these results is the idea that they were promising but they also showed a trade down in customers. they almost went up the hill in customers and brought up more customers that would have otherwise been spending on larger tickets. what does that say about the walmart consumer base? >> what it says is the consumer base continues to expand and that is only good news for walmart. they have traditionally had strong appeal with lower income households. the fact they are pulling in higher income households who are spending more and have more flexibility to spend on hi

and legal analyst kristi greenberg. a former federal prosecutor and former criminal division deputy chief for the southern district of new york. say that five times. >> i want to read you something. this is from the new york times. the trump trail nears the end. if the jury chooses to believe the government's evidence, a conviction is warranted. although noted that mr. cohen remains the linchpin of the case. the jury does not have to believe all of what cohen has to say but have to believe enough of it. i wonder if you agree with both the last part and if this gives prosecutors an edge. >> that is where i met. i don't believe everything that was set on the stands. i don't believe everything said about the past conduct. he changed his stories a number of times. i don't believe the judge was corrupt and and on the prior case. i have issues with some of the things said. as to the conduct, i think you have to believe him. he is the one in the room with donald trump or donald trump says he was angry about the stormy daniels

greenberg confirmed he would step down, spending a successor being chosen.hair travis hill will step in a as the interim chairman. president biden is expected to choose a new chairman soon. the white house did say that, greenberg said he would continue to fulfill his job duties until a replacement is found including the transformation of the fdic workplace culture. the head of americas' biggest companies breaking salary records last year. half of executives made at least $15.7 million a year, that's a new record. most of that due to stock awards. most of the ceos received year over year raises of at least 9% as well. a quarter of them received 25% raises or more. the highest paid ceo in the report coming in at $162 million per year, followed by palo alto network's 151 million and then blackstone's steve schwarzman making $120 million. elvis presley's graceland mansion will be auctioned off this thursday, this comes after the late lisa marie presley used the property as collateral against a loan which she allegedly defaulted on so elvis' granddaughter filed a

now, former state judge ethan greenberg says that would be a gamble.only felonies and they find trump falsified records but lacked intent to cover up a crime, he would be acquitted. if they consider these misdemeanors and conclude the same thing, they could convict him on this lesser charge. ethan greenberg joins me now. thank you very much for being with us today. i was surprised to learn that they could consider these lesser charges because i thought the misdemeanor charges had outlasted the statute of limitations. but i guess if you look at them creatively, they can still be alive, right? >> that's right. thanks for having me. the law says any period of time where you're out of the state, it doesn't count. and mr. donald trump has been first in the white house for four years and largely in florida since then. so i don't think the time has run out. >> martha: obviously the bar for the prosecution is very high because they have to prove that the former president falsified these business records, these checks essentially, and that he did so with intent

here's what literally greenberg calls, pardon me. her name is lily greenberg call about buying these comments that made her angry as a jewish american quote, i'm going to read it to you. he is making jews the face of the american war machine, and that is so deeply wrong because so many of her ancestors were killed by state sponsored violence. what does she referring to? she's referring to biden's famous comment where he said no, you would be safe in the world if they don't all back israel's policies. um, i imagine you're going to have fun with this one there. mr. wilmer, as well. uh, you know, there was a, there was a group of, uh, friday. uh it is uh, employees who, who a couple of months ago were protesting and some said, well if there, so just run a withdrawal buy and then they need to quit. well, she's the 1st and what i think may be a, a list of others will follow suit. and what i think she's really getting to is the, is the reality between, via and as i'm and the day is. and the fact that the administration and so many others i

kristi greenberg and marcus childress are back with us. we have the donald trump smack down going on, folks. >> how is he able to do this and it is okay? how? how can he continue to say and do these things and there are no consequences? as michael said yesterday, if he was anyone else, if donald trump was someone else, he would be under the jail. >> the fact that he is mad that he is being held accountable and is threatening to attack people just for trying to hold the institutions and hold him accountable. this is the same individual that tried to overturn a lawful election and said he wishes he could be dictator for a day and is continuing this theme of claiming the world is unfair against him and the special counsel is a fog. he is highlighting what he will do witches go after every person who was trying to hold him accountable including me and my former january 6 colleagues. this is something dangerous because he will do it. he is saying it and he will do it. he needs to be held accountable like the manhattan d.a. is trying to do on th

a very greenberg coal is the 1st to bite a pointy to resign. as a result of joe, by this complete acquiescence to israel's slaughter in garza. but in fact, actually another jewish member of the administration did resign on monday, a career military officer in the defense intelligence agency. she talks and has asked her about how she was a true believer in the bite administration. having worked on jo byers's presidential campaign, however, she writes, i can no longer in good conscience continued to represent this administration and its present bible's disasters continued support for israel genocide in gauze. and she actually goes on to say, present bite and has the blood of innocent people in the, on his hands actually particularly centers or opposition to being jewish in particular. she's very triggered by present bibles consistent conflation by being jewish. i'm bad for supporting what is ro is doing in gaza fighting, she writes is making jew is the face of the american war machine, and that is so deeply wrong. she writes, and he says that by

assistant attorney for the eastern district of new york and kristy greenberg, former federal prosecutor who served for over a decade in the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york. thank you both for being here. i was flabbergasted. i believe you were down there today. she says with a resigned fashion. i was flabbergasted that they would really entreat stormy daniels to revisit the sleazy moments in the hotel and then say we need a mistrial because this information has been too prejudicial. >> the hypocrisy of it. this is what judge juan merchan was saying when he denied the mistrial motion. and defense, and opened the door. you said she was a liar and you said this never happened. and yet then they go into questioning and the state says, okay, now we have to go into details because that lends her story credibility. then on cross, rather than maybe stay away from that to kind of preserve this issue from appeal in saying maybe this is too prejudicial, instead, they dove right in. and, they were getting into it. if your argument is it never happened, i'm not sure why t

. >> glenn kirchner and kristi greenberger standing by. we will talk more about michael cohen's testimony and that wild moment between the judge and the defense witness robert costello. we are back in 60 seconds. b se conds. cl ndreds o rubbing ps that absorb and lock dirt away, ♪♪ and it has a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. so, you can clean your home, faster than ever. ♪♪ don't mop harder, mop smarter, with the swiffer powermop. annika. i found the bomb. ok johann. there should be a blue wire and a yellow wire. cut the blue one. they're both blue! visionworks. see the difference. oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. what more could you ask for? call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. >>> we just heard a lot from michael cohen's lawyer , the done a perry, and her first interview. here to break it down is former federal prosecutor glenn kershner and kristi greenberg who is the forme

i would like to take a point of privilege to thank again, mere greenberg, the local media and the national media for making every effort to provide fair reporting but also want to take a moment to thank all law enforcement officials around the nation for the work that you do every day. and i'm truly grateful for lmpd is dedication to keeping this community safe. here in louisville we thank you and we appreciate your support as we navigate through this process amir. thank you, chief in louisville around the country but especially here in louisville after the recent past activating body-worn cameras is critically important. for our police department to have evidence to maintain the community's trust, to be transparent to achieve phi, appreciate the speed at which with you have conducted the investigation into this situation you have dealt with it transparently and straight forwardly we are all looking to move forward i know there are a lot of questions right now from every member of the media here and people across the entire city. >> but we have to respect the legal process. and that's what

he didn't get admitted after his 50's in delaware he enlisted a young lawyer from the naacp, jack greenberg help him devise a strategy to get rid of segregation in delaware public schools. in beulah vs. again hart and -- any delawareans here today? all right.■l ever. segregated white public schools were orderedo black children. argunt in those cases laid the legal framework for brown vs. the board. historic, timeless truth about america. when we make real the promise of america for all americans, the nation changes for the better, everything from the to everything grows, everything grows. after brownecisn, the public schools gradually and graduation rates for black and latino student increased significantly. brown proves a simple idea, we learn better when we learn together. that's why in myto bring togethm different backgrounds.tment of s investing0 million including another $20 million announced today, to support diversity in [applause] we're also funding efforts to increase diversity in teaching professions. as the president said, black students, young black men react to black teachers.

will you commit to supporting president greenberg and administrators in similar situations and other university administrators. they are removing illegal encampments from university grounds. >> it is my responsibility to make sure campuses are safe and students have a safe learning environment. >> will you commit to bank >> i can tell you because i have walked through the encampment. it is not a safe learning environment. we heard from several students that george washington university who were threatened. they were being threatened while they were escorting us through the encampment. the university president was begging the city of washington, d.c. police to come in and remove the trespassers, and they are refusing to do so. i believe we are in the second week, it has almost been 14 days we are approaching the third week of this violation of the law, of trespassers, intimidation of jewish students, desecration of statues, the statute of george washington dressed as a hamas soldier, so i do think the department of education should bear some response ability. i think it is the role of

. >> secrets and spies premier sunday, june 2, attempt bomb cnn, and our money lead martin greenberg and the chairman of the fdic or federal deposit insurance corporation, which regulates banks, was grilled by lawmakers on capitol hill today over the release of a scathing 234 page report describing a culture of widespread sexual harassment and discrimination at the fdic in his opening statement, greenberg apologized for for the toxic workplace culture i accept the findings of the report and is chairman, i take full responsibility to anyone who has experienced sexual harassment, discrimination, or other misconduct at the fdic again personally want to apologize cnn's manu raju is live on capitol hill for us at mano that apology didn't stop lawmakers for calling on him to resign yeah. in fact, you face most of those resignation calls from republicans, even though we faced up my raj of criticism decrats and republicans alike. jake, i want to pause right here because i'm not trying to ask councilman henry cuellar, who has been indicted on federal charges. sure. about that. go horror comes

he didn't get admitted until after his he enlisted a young jewish lawyer from the naacp, jack greenbergto help himise strategy to get rid of segregation in delaware public schools. in beulah vs. again and -- any delawareans here today? all right. first time ever. segregated white public schools were ordered to admit black children. the argument in those cases laid the legalrawork for brown vs. the board. historic,elestruth about america. when we make real the promise of tion changes for the better, everything from the economy, tog grows. after brown vs. board decision, the public schools gradually and often much too slowly were integrated. graduation rates for black and latino students significantly. brown proves a simple idea, we learn better when we learn together. that's why in my administration, increasing funding for slsng tom different backgrounds. my department of education is investing $300 million including another $20 million announced today, to support diversity in our schools. [applause] we're also funding efforts to increase diversity in teaching professions. as the preside

what kind of witness would allen weisselberg be, do you think, kristy greenberg as you're coming outm having just heard those arguments? >>. >> he's not going to be a witness. i cannot see him testifying. he has always been somebody who is in donald trump's corner. if you remember going back to the criminal trial where allen weisselberg was the guy that everybody blamed. the defense of the trump organization, the defense of donald trump, and the defendants in this criminal tax fraud case was that allen weisselberg was the bad guy. allen weisselberg was greedy. look at what allen weisselberg and blame him, and even then allen weisselberg did not flip on trump. you know, he has now gone to jail for trump not just once but twice. he is the d.a.'s office has done everything they can to try and get allen weisselberg to flip on trump. it's not happening. don't expect him to come in and be a great witness for the state. the state knows they can't call him, and that's why they're trying to find some way to explain his absence to the jury through this severance jury. >> madeleine westerhout,

[applaus federal deposit insurance corporation chair martin greenberg his plan to resign after reportsf employe mistreatment and sexual-harassment athe fbi see came to light. he said he would remain in the position until a new successor is confirmed. a white house spokesperson confirmed that president biden will put forward a new nominee for chair. the announcement came after he testified st

joining me now are kristi greenberg, former federal prosecutor and former sdny criminal deputy chief,ne, former district attorney for the eastern district of new york. there's a lot of legal stuff i want to get to, but first on the big picture, kristi, was it a good idea for the defense to end with bob costello? >> it was a bad idea. it chaep helped bolster michael cohen's credibility. anything that makes michael cohen smelling like a rose, you have to think that's a bad idea interest the defense, but these e-mails today oozing with slime. michael cohen testified this guy wanted to me by lawyer, but i didn't really trust him, i thought he was working for donald trump, and sure enough we get e-mails today where the e-mails are pretty explicit, we've got to make it appear as though we're not acting under the instruction of rudy giuliani or the president. like it's it in writing, and the defense knows these e-mails exist so like why in the world would you call this guy? putting aside all the antics that also happened in front of the jury where he was just blatantly disrespectful not some

christie brink greenberg prosecutor today. i will start with you, the former prosecutor.e psyched about your big witness doing a tiktok stream with the depiction of the defendant behind bars? >> note that. you feel for the prosecutors. we asked him to stop talking. we have done it repeatedly and he is not listening. >> the judge even said why don't you tell him to keep it tight for me. >> this is coming from the judge and i am requesting this be the case. it is a request now but if he keeps it up, it's going to become an order. it wasn't initially a request to donald trump and then it became an order and then stronger. >> he was in trump world for a decade. this is not an accident. why does he pose problems? >> there are a lot of reasons. there one to focus on. he committed crimes involving lying. he has lied to the irs and to congress and to banks and committed campaign-finance fraud. those clients make it more difficult but not insurmountable. what the prosecutor needs to do is say it done these things but accepted responsibility and pled guilty and now they are on the

greenberg, why did your organization not have a strict policy? >> we had a policy at the time -- >> strict policy mr. greenberg. >> the report found shortcomings in our policy and had 15 recommendations that i believe the agency addressed. if i may say -- >> that was back in 2020. >> yes, that's what i'm referring to, the ig report from 2020. >> so why did you have to hire an outside firm to tell you what the ig had told you? did you not want to accept what they had to said? >> i believe the agency at the time did accept the findings of the report and in 2020, if i may just, congressman, the 2020 report did not identify the type of deep-seated cultural issues that the recent trip would. >> is that right? >> end of the news stories last year identified. >> so these were things that came as a result of your leadership then. they were brand-new. >> i think the report -- >> that's what you're suggesting to me. that wasn't old this is all new. >> if i may say, congressman, the report indicates that it's long-standing challenges through the agency simp

thank you so much for being here, kristy greenberg. it is so good to see you. >>> coming up, the cruelty is the point. one year after losing her baby due to florida's then 15 week abortion ban, a florida law is back to talk about how she and her family are healing from their tragedy and how she is fighting back against florida's even more restrictive six week abortion ban. there's more to come on the katie phang show. keep it right here. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. inez, let me ask you, you're using head and shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... littl

me in the studio, suzanne craig, investigative reporter for the "new york times" and kristy green greenberg. both have been in the courthouse. you sat through cringe worthy moments of this week with stormy daniels in the courtroom describing her alleged tryst with donald trump in 2006. did she leave the stand with you thinking the jury needed to hear all that? >> i'm not sure they needed to hear it all. i think that part of the -- what we will discuss for a while, people will look back on that first day of testimony. tuesday was one day then back from a break on thursday and she was very strong on cross- examination. on tuesday, i think what was important about it is she did take jurors through all the nitty-gritty and that was the story that donald trump was trying to keep out of the paper. that was the catch and kill scheme. so, in one way it was important that they understood it but it may have gone too far. it's important that they understand what he was trying to make sure didn't get published. i don't think any of them were under any illusion about what happened. but on thursday, she

not happen if greenberg were pushed out.n a lot of republicans, made this point today, that that it is a political checklist by democrats and not coming after him harder. you did see a lot of democrats on the house side be pretty harsh in their criticism. there were at least two house democrats who now seem to be indicating that they would support him resigning and a couple others who said they had serious doubts. but i think i'm a senate side, you saw democrats to take a much more measured approach in the hearing. >> gruenberg apologized saying he will change the culture, that he would take an anger management course. what reaction are you hearing, and do you think that he has done enough to save his job? >> it looks for now like his job is safe. there may be other shoes to drop, the house is investigating, i've been speaking to fdic employees, the inspector general is investigating. more could come out on this, but absent additional political pressure from democrats, i am not sure what would force him out of his job. but i

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nbc's steve patterson is reporting on this, and i'm joined by kristy greenberg, a former deputy chiefe sdny criminal division. tell us why prosecutors want to extend the sentence beyond the standard time? >> reporter: jose, this is essentially prosecutors trying to add a terrorism enhancement on top of the sentencing recommendations that were guidelined by the trial. they're saying that not only did david depape knowingly attack paul pelosi, not only was he knowingly trying to kidnap nancy pelosi, in those crimes not only was he knowingly trying to interfere with a public official performing their duties, but he was trying to interfere with the federal government. this was an intimidation tactic used at the inner workings of the federal government. for the counter to this, you have to go back to november, right? because depape's defense team never argued that he wasn't attacking paul pelosi, that he wasn't trying to kidnap nancy pelosi. they were trying to say that he wasn't trying to interfere with the public official because this is a man that was so deranged and warped by these rig

susanne craig, and former federal prosecutor and former sdny criminal division deputy chief, kristy greenbergaty, let's set the stage for what's going on at trump tower where we anticipate him speaking in about an hour, right? >> the assembled press is here. this is the first time i believe everyone has been back in this lobby since the donald trump transition. donald trump is going to come town his golden elevators behind me as a man running for president again, as a former president, yes, but also as a man who has now been convicted on 34 felony counts. the first former president to ever be convicted of a crime and certainly the first one, former president to be running again now that they are convicted on all of those felony counts. and he's doing it, guys, at the literal scene of the crime here in trump tower. this is where david pecker and michael cohen testified that the scheme to influence the 2016 election corruptly as the prosecutors successfully argued was hatched, that david pecker was in donald trump's office 20 some odd floors above me as michael cohen and donald trump asked him

that's a wild card for here, for sure. >> kristy greenberg, it's hard to overstate the stakes of what'scome. that's the cross-examination of michael cohen, personal and political stakes. for donald trump. turns out the co-chair of the rnc, who is also his daughter-in-law, among those who have been in court this morning. we'll talk to the former head of rnc, michael steele, when our coverage continues after this short break. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's best by both travel + leisure and condé nast traveler. learn more at viking.com. uhhh. katie! i knew i'd find you here. i know, it's wild. i'm you from the future! anyway our doctor figured it out. all that constipation with belly pain that keeps coming back, it's ibs—c. she said linzess could help you get ahead of it. whatta you say? yess! get ahead of your ibs—c with linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once—daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. a

suppress the evidence and not find that there was any prejudicial pre-indictment here. >> kristy greenberg, dasha burns, thank you very much. >>> closing arguments in donald trump's criminal hush money trial are slated for next tuesday. judge merchan is weighing what the jury instructions will look like. a legally dense part of any criminal trial. one that will play a crucial role in deciding trump's fate. joining us are three women who have been inside the courthouse this week. msnbc's legal correspondent, lisa rubin, investigative correspondent, suzanne craig, and host of the katie phang show, katie phang. the latest in the courthouse was on the all important jury instructions. any clues as to what the judge will or won't allow? >> there were a number of issues where he reserved judgment. i should note for you and our viewers, the charging conference, the conference where the judge is weighing the jury instructions was difficult to follow because we don't have the draft proposed instructions that each side submitted to judge merchan. that's a failing of the new york court system which ha

kristy greenberg, appreciate both of you. what makes it special?can't be the anchor, sometimes it is the guest. we just had two great ones and tonight we have pulitzer prize winner doris kearns goodwin, the great historian, she's here with us tonight for this special. that's coming up, we think it's pretty special, and here's another special guest, the lawyer for one of the key star witnesses, stormy daniels, with me for the first time coming up. . s a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. >>> the former president coming face to face with adult film actress stormy daniels. >> this isn't what i want to be known for. >> riveting, bombshell, sometimes icky. >> concerned for my safety. >> clark brewster of my client -- >> the cross was right up her alley, and she dealt with it well. >> she was not going to let, you know, her story be mischaracterized. >> stormy daniels is a key witness in this tri

lily greenberg, from the guidance staff of the us ministry of interior , announced the reason for herignation is the continuation of the us support for the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip and the denial of the genocide of the palestinian people. previously, a number of american officials, including harrison mann, an officer of the us defense intelligence agency, hale qurait, the arabic-speaking spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs. america: anel shilain, one of the senior employees of this ministry, and josh poole, who is in charge of political and military affairs of the us ministry of foreign affairs , resigned from their positions in protest of the us support for the zionist regime in the war against gaza. demonstration of supporters of palestine was held in minneapolis, minnesota. demonstrators carrying palestinian flag and cloth. condemning the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the gaza strip , they demanded an immediate end to the war. in the state of california , the american police attacked the university campus and destroyed the tents of the