joe piscopo, genuine article.ut bottom line, how lambert, former governor desantis donor, the maga etf harkening back to that. always good to see you. a lot of money coming in since the trial began, you had something to do with that but the first month where the president's hall was running higher than president biden's. what can you tell us about that. >> it is a significant number and there's a lot of fundraisers coming up. in early june, the red state of california for several fundraisers, also in nevada for a fundraiser and another one coming up in new york so he is hitting these states fund raising and is doing extremely well. a lot of that has to do with the disappointment in joe biden but the polling that moved trump's direction. people say polls don't matter, it's too early, polling does matter when it comes to fundraising, people watch that. neil: they do, think how the president's numbers dropped, the former president, donors would be as enthusiastic. in this trial, saying we will risk it if you call tha

after that joe piscopo didn't get a lot of other leading roles until today. when he got a late career break is a different kind of lackey. today he was among the odd characters that came to the manhattan courthouse to support donald trump. the witness on the stand was robert costello, the trump affiliated lawyer who michael cohen said pressured michael cohen to stay loyal to donald trump. you might save yourself, is it a good idea to have a criminal defendant, donald trump, sitting next to joe piscopo, a guy known for playing a mobster in the costello crime family while a trump lawyer, named costello, took the stand in real life to face questions about his own -- is a good idea? probably not a good idea. then again, this is kind of the trump world thing. yesterday robert costello was smacked down for his wiseguy attitude in court and to date susan half an took him apart and said costello was supposed to be acting like michael cohen's lawyer. here is one of the emails about cohen that was read today. our issue is to get:on the right page without the appearance

after that he did not get a lot of other leading roles until today when joe piscopo was among the retinue of odd characters who came to a manhattan courthouse to support donaldma trump. the witness on the stand was robert costello, the trump affiliated lawyer who michael cohen says pressured cohen to stay loyal to donald trump. now, you might say to yourself is it really a good idea to have a criminal defendant, donald trump, sitting next to joe piscopo, a guy named for playing a mobster g in the fictional costello crime family while a brash trump lawyer fellow named robert costello took the stand inok real life to face question about his own mauf mafia-like brush up. cause playing mafia oc is sort of trump world's whole thing. yesterday costello was smacked down by the judge in the case by his smacky wise guy attitude in court. today susan haufen jr took him apart on the stand reading a series of e-mails that revealed costello to be acting like a hired gun for donald trump at a time when costello was supposed to be acting like michael cohen's lawyer. he was just one of the e-mails about

[ laughter ] even joe piscopo would tell you, "you lost that one." [ laughter ] junior sat behind hisather in court today, next to his brother, tweedle dummy, who gave a rousing speech in daddy's defense. >> i cannot wait for the day that we win, we will, we're right, the entire country knows this is nonsense -- >> jimmy: did he just say they'll win pbecause they're white? [ laughter ] >> we'll win, we will, we're white -- >> jimmy: some of you are white, one of you is orange, i don't know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's cute, though, that eric -- it's kind of adorable that he still has that little-boy lisp. "i want a wed wobot." [ laughter ] and then, this is interesting to me, eric has been at the trial a lot, like every day. whereas his other siblings have not. and see if you read anything into the subtext here. >> i'm just proud of the toughest person i've ever met in my entire life for having the backbone and fortitude to go through this whole mess, as uncomfortable as it's been, and i'm proud to have stood there every single second by his side in that freezing-cold co

suckle his teats on camera. [ laughter ] today it was don jr., sebastian gorka, ronny jackson and joe piscoponot exactly a beatles reunion. [ laughter ] a congressman from texas named troy nehls decided he needed to show up to slobber all over his sweet orange crush. >> this is five weeks sitting in a courtroom when he should be out reaching the american people and telling the american people what he would like to do for this country. who shows up? tens of thousands of people show up at donald trump's families. the democrats hate it. there's not another person who the planet that can do that other than the pope. >> jimmy: that's right. [ laughter ] not beyonce, not taylor swift -- [ laughter ] just trump and the pope. and did you notice what this guy is wearing around his neck? >> donald trump's going to be the 47th president. donald trump's going to be the 47th president. and he's going to make america great again, again. >> can you explain your tie? >> jimmy: no, he cannot explain that, there is no explanation for that tie. and of course, no one did a louder job of defending donald trump th

kash patel, joe piscopo. like a 1980s throwback. people you thought might have passed away, but they're very much alive. what was the purpose of that, did you feel? >> obviously, there's a couple reasons why. one, we have them trying to end run judge merchan's gag order by serving as a surrogate and attacking the judge, the case, et cetera, which is not kosher, but absent there being evidence that trump ordered them or had them go and do it, it isn't a violation of the gag order. putting that aside, you ended up showing in the wrong way to the jury that that is the nature of the support that donald trump gets. today, don jr. showed up, and i said on social media that he lost the rock, paper, scissors contest this morning with eric. but you know, so you get don showing up for what, the last day of evidence? what you don't have, though, is in my experience from trying a lot of cases, you always want to see that there's a family or some type of humanization. when you bring in trump campaign people like boris epshteyn and others, and yo