let's bring back kurt bardella and jill wine-banks. second time trump has violated his gag order. he has shown no indication that he is going to stop. what is the likelihood that the judge will make good on his threat of prison time against trump, if he keeps violating this order? >> this is a position that no judge wants to be in. -- the political consequences of doing it. not a legal consequences. if this was anyone not named donald trump, they would have already been jailed for contempt, and for violating the law. the procedure is very clear, that when you have a gag order, it is legitimate. and it must be obeyed. and i agree with you that, honestly, there is no chance that he will not violate it again. and 15,000 is not going to have an impact on him. 50,000, 500,000 -- he is getting the money from his political supporters. i don't think that will stop him. the only thing that will stop him is jailing him. but that, i am sure, kurt we'd like to say, will cause some we'll awful political consequences. so, it is something that the ju

with us now, msnbc contributor and former watergate prosecutor jill wine-banks.he hosts the hashtag sisters in law podcast, and author of the watergate girl. he says the trump is not called as a witness tomorrow, i wonder why you think he's planning to show up in court. >> i have a very simple explanation. he said that he would come to court in order to get the delay of a deposition in michael cohen's lawsuit against him. i think that he is just trying to avoid being deposed. that's why he said that he would be there. >> it's very circular when you put it that way. the judge will be weighing six fraud claims against trump. how is the a.g. likely to build her caseheyou look at these six claims? >> this is, of course a non jury trial. it's a trial for this judge who has already used words like obstruct us, frivolous, i feel like i am trapped in a groundhog day loop. therefore, he already knows what the fraud is. the first element has been established, and is just a question of damages. then he will be going -- or she will, however the prosecutor in the courtroom is

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let's bring in msnbc contributor jill wine-banks.the watergate girl, and co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast. trump is denying any wrongdoing and that new york civil tax fraud case, along with the other cases against him. what information because his adult children provide prosecutors in that case? >> his adult children, and thank you for this question, because it's a very good one, lindsey, his adult children were part of the business. and the removal of ivanka as a defendant only had to do with the fact that she left the business at a time that made the statute of limitations a buyer to her prosecution. the two boys -- the two men, the two sons, were part of the business until now. and, so they are not barred by the statute of limitations. and they know the business, and they can talk to the facts of the accounting for different properties of the appraisal being raised for one purpose, and lowered for tax purposes. that will all be important for what the damages are. remember, this is a case where judge engoron first said

state attorney for palm beach county, florida, dave aronberg and former watergate prosecutor jill wine banksrrectionists and bring them to justice. >>> plus, less than 30 minutes from now, congressman jim jordan is expected to try for a third time to win the speaker's >>> before we go to break, a note on some of the great content we have going on know your value dotcom including an interesting look at the country music industry. studies show male artists still dominate the genre's air play but one breakout star is changing that. morgan myles is using her platform to take on gender inequity in the industry. take a listen. >> we absolutely have to fight the good fight to have our voices heard. one of the biggest reasons why women in country music had such a hard time was at one point about ten years ago they basically said women don't want to listen to women. so more than anything, i want to make music that brings women together to spoert one another. we have to continue. i think we had a movement that was really in front of the news and it seems like it's trickled off again. we've got to cont