the woman on the right is your then-wife -- >> i assume that's john johnson, and that's carroll? it's very blurry. she would not be my first choice. that i can tell you. man, you don't know, that would not be my first choice. >> when you said in that video that she would not be your first choice, you were referring to her physical looks, correct? >> just overall, i look at her and see her and hear what she says, whatever. you would not be a choice of mine either, and i hope you are not insulted, and i under no

his name was john johnson, a fine man. she called him a monkey.was an african american judge who didn't let us talk about it. and she also has a dog or cat nicknamed vagina, the judge also recently told us all about it. well

i assume that is john johnson. because it is very blurry.

john johnson mister the president. may i ask? know you're paraphrasing what she said, let me already be very famous back then, right there is my plaza hotel i own buildings around the area, i wouldn't take her to the dressing room in front of a full new department store. and then, if she was raped. and by the way, they said she wasn't. okay, and that was her accusation. they said she had not been raped. i also didn't do anything else. and you know that i have no idea who the hell she is, i don't know who she is. such. i don't know her. and i'll tell you what, are you ready. can i ask you, i swear by my children that i never did this. i have no idea who this woman is, this is a fake story with a fabricated story, arranged by a terrible judge put in this position by the clintons. he's terrible. he allowed her to attach literally everything to the case, he will not allow anything to attach to the case. this is a bogus story. the young lady is not able to fulfill the democratic task set by the editors of cnn in hysteria, we are drawn

that's john johnson. joined by msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin, who is in the courtroom when carol testified. lisa, before we get into that video deposition, here why has the judge given trump awarded to testify after both sides rested? >> i think the judge is going above and beyond, lindsey, to ensure that whatever verdict is reached here is beyond reproach, and be on trump's right to appeal. on the basis that he didn't have a full and fair right to testify. so lou kaplan has sat, caplan is a judge, here has said publicly that he trusts that -- as an officer of the court is making the best representations that he can, and yet, all of us know exactly what joe is dealing with, and ungovernable client, so to speak. blue caplan is leaving it open. you have -- if your client wishes to reopen his case solely for the purpose that testified, i will take a motion up until sunday night at 5 pm, and, i'm not going to promise you that i'll grant that motion of its, made out just considerate. >> what is the significa

trump of john johnson, her husband, who is then a local tv correspondent.and -- in the deposition, donald trump very dramatically mistakes e. jean carroll for donald trump's second wife, marla maples, who i don't think it was even yet married to at that time, because his first wife is in the picture with him. so, he's looking at the picture -- and include his first wife, and e. jean carroll, and he thinks that right there, over his shoulder, he thinks that he's standing there with his first wife, laughing it up with john johnson the tv correspondent, and e. jean carroll, he thinks that's marla maples, the woman he's gonna make his second wife. what was your reaction to that part of donald trump's testimony? >> it was the most incredible moment of all, in a way. i mean, he didn't even say the oh, it looks familiar. i mean, he said that my wife, marla. but he's standing with his wife ivanka, as you said. and also, that one photograph of the two couples together has been shown and shown and shown. for the last year, at least, if not more. how could he be so du

john johnson, i feel sorry for you, john johnson. >> the audience laughing along like a trump rally.ict is weighing over the 2024 election despite what trump says. while independent and moderate voters may distance themselves from the front-runner because of this, one of trump's opponents former south carolina governor nikki haley was asked about the verdict yesterday. she declined to comment saying, quote, that's something for trump to respond to. former new jersey governor chris christie, however, weighing his own run, he called trump's response to the verdict ridiculous. >> he must be the unluckiest s.o.b. in the world. he took random people able to convince the jury that he sexually abused them. i mean this guy it's one person after another, one woman after another. the stories just continue to pileup, and i think as we all know he's not unlucky, that he engaged in this kind of conduct. >> we're going to take a break next and turn to sports. we've got a lot of highlights to get to. a pair of game fives in the nba playoffs, a couple of game fours in the nhl, and a major milestone

john johnson, i feel sorry for you, john johnson. >> when trump suggested we should plunge the country into a self-inflicted financial crisis and then admitted he only wanted it to happen because he wasn't president anymore, the crowd laughed and the crowd cheered. >> you once said that using the -- that using the debt ceiling as a negotiating wedge just could not happen. you said that when you were in the oval office. >> sure that was when i was president. >> so why is it different now you're out of office? >> because i'm not president. >> when trump called the moderator of that town hall a journalist standing right next to him, when he called her a nasty person, the crowd cheered and then they laughed. >> i would like for you to answer the question. >> okay, it's very simple to answer. >> that's why i asked it. >> it's very simple -- you are a nastily person, i'll tell you. >> donald trump fed off that crowd of republican voters and the crowd fed off of him, and there's nothing that anyone could do about it. throughout his presidency we saw it time and time again that one of the most

john johnson, i feel sorry for you, john johnson. >> your reaction to laura. >> cnn, i watched cnn'sanel t this painful experience for t them. alyssa farah worked for the white house and seemed fine wit them when she was working for them, they were all outraged. they were just outraged. he claims his innocence. he said he is innocent. >> he definitely handled it wit humor and you know he is win when aoc just wrote cnn should be ashamed of itself. they are plotting him and laughing at the host. donald trump scored a big victory going on cnn tonight. >> but cnn found his new star, raymond, donald trump all right, thank you, raymond, great to see you all right, are we supposed to believe that it is a coincidenc that the doj's charges against freshman republican at the same time oversight republicans were now announcing the details of the biden family graft? we exposed the deep state at work next. here's to all the super moms who make every day an adventure. this mother's day give mom super gifts from weathertech that will make every day better. protect her vehicle from spills and messes

john johnson, i feel sorry for you john johnson [laughter] [applause] but think of this -- >> i knowre counting what she said but mister president -- >> just to understand, if i was walking because i was very famous then. and i've owned the plaza hotel right next door. i'm not going into a dressing room of a crowded department story. then i say, if she was being raped, and by the way, she wasn't raped. that was her charge, it wasn't. >> they found that you sexually abused her. >> they said he didn't rape her. i didn't do anything else either, because i don't even know who the -- she is. >> but can i ask you given your recounting -- >> can i ask you -- >> and i swear on my children which i never do. i have no idea who this woman, this is a fake story made-up story. we had a horrible clinton -appointed judge. he was horrible. he allowed her to put everything in. he allowed us to put nothing in. this is a fake story -- >> you are recounting your version of events right now to the audience. you reference the trial. you did not go to the trial and actually testify. do you wish that you ha

john johnson -- i feel sorry for you, john johnson. >> mister president -- >> after that debacle that you witnessed there, carroll and her lawyers told the new york times that they may file a new defamation -- her attorney, roberta kaplan told the paper, quote, everything is on the table. the same day, trump took legal action of his own, filing illegal notice of appeal. we'll step back in for a moment here. the impact of the e. jean carroll verdict cannot be overstated. think about this. for the first time, the former president who has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women was actually held legally responsible for sexual abuse in civil court. as well one of trump's accusers told the washington post, quote, it vindicates all of us. here is carroll on msnbc earlier this week. >> we did away with the perfect victim concept. the perfect victim always screams. she always goes to the police. she always writes the date in her diary. she always folds up and is a sad person. for every woman in the country, this is for you. i think this will help you all be believed. >>

i assume that's john johnson. is that carroll because it's very blurry. >> as you see there, trump is confusing e. jean carroll from the early '90s with his second wife, marla maples. later in the deposition, he is asked by carroll's attorney, are all of your wives your type? and trump says, yes, they are. this is something that carroll's team wants to use to undercut his argue that she wasn't his type, and that that statement was a lie. it's interesting because trump, as you said, has waived his right to testify. he has not attended any of the civil trial, and he's not required to. but this will be the only words that the jury will see, the words and trump's reaction to the questions as they consider this case, and they could get it as early as tuesday. jake. >> yeah, and the jury will also see, of course, that the photograph is not blurry at all. kara scannell, thank you so much. h here now, two former federal prosecutors. jennifer, let me start with you. let's start with where kara just dropped -- trump has sai

john johnson, i feel sorry for you, john johnson. >> i know you're recounting what you said -- >> because i was very famous then and i owned the plaza right next door and owned the buildings around it. i'm not going into a dressing room of a crowded department store. then i say if she was being raped -- and by the way, she said she wasn't raped, okay? >> they found you sexually abused her. >> say what they -- they said he didn't rape her, and i didn't do anything else either. you know what? because i have no idea who she is. i don't know who this woman is. >> but mr. president, can i ask you -- >> which i never do. i have no idea who this woman -- this is a fake story, made up story. we had a horrible clinton appointed judge. he was horrible. he allowed her to put everything in. he allowed us to put nothing in. >> mr. president, you're recounting your version of events right now to the audience. you reference the trial. you did not go to the trial and actually testify. do you wish you had testified? >> no, wouldn't have made a difference. this is rigged deal. this was a -- my lawyer said,

his name was john johnson was a guy. she called him a monkey, but he was an american judge.ly told about it. you are sentenced to five million dollars to pay for this curse. i think so, but trump has a wife at this time, which is called marl mabel. look at her photo. well, how can you have such a wife and a lot of other admirers and passions among the photo models and so on will be honored. here it is, nothing. i do not want to say bad things to someone who likes watermelon, to whom the holy cartilage, as ostrovsky said well, as in 27 years. such an absolutely false, denunciation can be judged by the former president. why ah, because it needs the current or line. and this is protection morality is happening in parallel absolutely with the analysis of corruption schemes in which the current presidents and his son are involved. the committee is concerned about a complex suspicious network, we have identified more than twenty companies that the biden family and its partners used for their own enrichment. most of these companies were limited companies created during joe biden's

his name was john johnson, he was good boy.a monkey, but he was an african american judge recently told us about it to five million dollars to pay for this expletive. i think so, but trump's wife at this time, which is called marl mabel. look at her photo. well, how can you have such a wife and a lot of other admirers and passe and fast among photo models and so on. here it is, nothing. i do not want to say bad things to someone who likes watermelon, who likes pork cartilage, as the guards said. well, as in 27 years, here it is. absolutely false dasha can be judged by the former president. why a, because the current line needs it. and this defense is taking place in parallel absolutely with the analysis of corruption schemes in which the current presidents are involved, his son. the committee is concerned about a complex suspicious network we have identified more than 20 companies that the biden family and her partner used for their own enrichment. most of these companies were limited companies and created during the presidency

his name was john johnson, he was a good guy.he called him a monkey, but he was an african american. the judge recently told us about it by five. million dollars to pay for this curse. i think so, but trump's wife at this time, whose name is marla mabel. look at her photo. well, how can you have such a wife and the mass can be other fans and passions among photo models, and so on pales. here it is, nothing. i do not want to say bad things to someone likes watermelon. to whom is pork cartilage, as they said, guards. well, here it is, 27 years later. here is such an absolutely false denunciation. can you judge the former president? why ah, because it needs the current or line. and here it is the protection of morality takes place in parallel with the analysis of corruption schemes in which the current president and his son of the committee are involved, a complex suspicious network is restless. we identified more than 20 companies that the barin family and her partner used to enrich themselves. most of these companies were limited

that is i guess her husband, john johnson, who was an anchor for abc. nice guy. i thought. i mean, i don't know him, but i he was good at what he did. i don't even know who woman -- let's see. that is marla. >> you say marla is in this photo? >> that is marla, yeah. that is my wife. >> which one are you pointing to? >> the person you just pointed to was e. jean carroll. and the woman an owe the right is your then wife. >> this is the picture. i assume that is john johnson, is that -- >> that is carroll. >> because its very blurry. >> what do you see there in that exchange. we're used to this trump and fans have an idea and here he seems to be running out the clock and using words to not say anything about the photo. >> not only is he using a lot of words, he said she's just not my type. he married marla maples. this woman looks just like marla maples at that time. so that flies in the face of whatever kind of weird defense he thinks he has. again, this is the worst possible type of evidence in a case like this which is he said, she said in a sense it is circumstantial and i

i assume that's john johnson is that can cause is very blurry for more on try this trial and spring in our washington correspondent. i mean, as if, i mean, why is this a civil case and not a criminal case? well essentially because you didn't, carol did not go to the police and 19 a late 19 ninety's or in the 199 is when the legit incident occurred. she instead waited until 2019 to go public with this. so that means the statute limitations that expired for a criminal case. she couldn't even have brought a civil case against trump, except for a law passed. and just recently in new york state that allows adults survivors of sexual assaults to file criminal suit, sorry, filed a civil suits against the perpetrators of that sexual assault. this past just last year, a took effect in november and within hours easy. and carol had submitted this lawsuit against trump, and the burden of proof here is different, isn't that that's right. for a criminal case, you have to prove that beyond any reasonable doubt that the sexual assault occurred, that's what the jury has to stay at the end with a civil

his name was john johnson, a fine man.m a monkey, but he was african american. it’s just that trump is already advising americans to think about money, the country’s economy is cracking. the ex-president has gone, urging republicans to allow a default. i'm speaking republican congressman. if they don't give you massive cuts, you should default to biden, who doesn't want to make any concessions and takes the whole world hostage. we must understand that the default will result in problems for the entire world economy . the policy of the democrats is ruined by the us and the money of the americans. about washington gives trump to ukraine repeats and this must come to an end. the united states has transferred too many weapons and ammunition to ukraine, which they themselves need in the event of victory, i will resolve the conflict within a day and the russian president knows that if i were in power, i would not allow such relations with our countries. i'm going to this interview trump warned in advance, and it could be a compl

his name was john johnson, a fine man. by the way, she called him monkey, but was african american.ses americans to think about money, the country’s economy is bursting at the seams, the ex-president. urges republicans to default. i'm talking republican like grisman and senator if they don't give it. large-scale cuts you should go to the default biden, who does not want to make any concessions, takes the whole world hostage. we must understand that the default will result in problems for the entire world economy . the policy of the democrats is ruined by the us and the money of the americans. about washington gives trump to ukraine he repeats and this must come to an end. the united states transferred too many weapons and ammunition to ukraine, which they themselves need in the event of a victory, i resolved the conflict within a day and the russian president knows that if i were in power, i would not allow such relations with our countries. i'm going to this interview trump warned in advance , and it could be a complete disaster for everyone, including his 10 questions 10 answers t

it's i guess her husband john johnson who was an anchor for abc. nice guy, i thought.that's marla, yeah, that's my wife. >> which woman are you pointing to? >> here. >> that's e. jean carroll. >> oh, is it? >> the woman on the right is your then wife, marla? >> this is the picture. i assume that's john johnson. it's very blurry. >> in that moment do you know you have him? >> kind of. one of the things i said to the jury, it's classic donald trump. he makes the mistake in the photo. he realizes the mistake because his attorney tells him and he lies. what does he say? it's blurry. the same photo you were looking at, there's nothing blurry about that photo. >> donald trump still denying he's ever met you. saying you're still lying. tell us about how important this was for you as an individual, but also for women at large in a moment like this. so many of them, not just in relation to donald trump, but any man. >> this is what really -- it's a victory, not really for me. it's for every woman because we did away with the perfect victim concept. the perfect victim always scr

. >> let's hear from john, johnson minnesota, democrats line. john. >> two things, i am from a rural a district, and, of course, many farmers here. when the claude ppe -- were being given out during the pandemic, some of the farmers were splitting their farms up so they could have the mother got 20, 000, the father got 20, 000, so the son got 20,000. some of that money was to go to payroll, then they use that money to pay each other as employees. and, furthermore, the bankers told these people, and they are good republicans, conservative people, bankers told them, do not pay those loans back. they won't come after you. so i think that was a huge front going on. and second of all, farmers are getting, every year, every farmer in this country has $30 paid by the tax payers towards their top crop insurance. $30 per acre. you sew something with $10,000 per acre, which is not uncommon anymore. $70,000 right off the top. and doesn't matter the fact that we have not had three years of the highest commodity prices in the history of the united states. the

this is john johnson, just about the same time in 1995, the reporter and tv presenter, the ex-husbandthe one whom she herself called the macaque, so you understand, i was already famous then, i owned the nearby plaza hotel and other buildings nearby. well, i won’t drag her as an example, i’m starting in general logic there is this plaza hotel in new york, which is right in goodman's department store. you need to drag someone to the fitting room to tickle the gin, carroll in her book preferred the fitting room. about american week , our correspondent in new york valentin bogdanov if you are in the middle of a perfect storm, you should not make sudden movements, apparently, joe biden decided and literally froze robert kennedy in his place. from the first day. like biden, i drove into the oval office. but the rating of the owner of the cabinet is already time to look somewhere under the carpet 36% steam support percent has flown away in the last week, through the gaps in the southern border, which were made by migrants from latin america , biden's election campaign in complete chaos, and

and yeah, john johnson in own. right. was an amazing guy. at one point i wanted to call the book johnson and mr. muir and publishers like, no, you can't do that. it's got to be muir comes first and but because i was so taken with johnson, we don't know who must be lyndon johnson is. and he he became an ambassador to italy but he also bob stump for and it had international copyright law passed it he had he lined up you know mark twain to fight for it in literary luminaries of the day. he took part in what probably our best history of the civil war where century magazine for three years interviewed leaders on both sides of the major battles and published those. that's what made century magazine go from circulation. 125000 to 250000. really be a leading voice in the nation. it empowered johnson and would be then you know a great place for muir's voice to go. but johnson grew up in indiana and he eventually would go to chicago, where worked for scribner and book. he was there when the great chicago fire happened and he was one of those kind of gu

his name was john johnson, a fine man.he called him a monkey, but he was african american, the judge didn't let us talk about it. clearly no evidence of the notorious harassment. not at all, the victims just swore that it was as she says, but the harassment , even if it happened in 1996 and the statute of limitations in this case has long expired, however, in new york , no one hastily revised the local law concealed that specifically for the hunt for trump , an activist of the democratic party was appointed as a judge by the jury of this party, sympathizing with the generally retired lovelace donnie had no way to get away from the punisher. he did not leave justice. although he plans to appeal the verdict in turn, the republicans collected compromising evidence of the mobayen, the charges look convincing and as if the payment of a certain romanian for $ 3 million was documented, as well as bank transfers of chinese ukrainians and other seekers of vice presidential patronage left traces in the form of weighty gross visible

disability act, i encourage people to read john johnson in his book about his time as chief of staff. this book is focused on what happened on the international side in the us aid where he was dramatic in spreading america around the world. that's the result of these various chapters chase untermeyer's chapter discusses how did he stand this government and what was he looking for? he was not looking for people who were just an excuse. he looked for people who would challenge his views constructively and make a difference and i have to tell you , we all know the name of bush now because he was president. because he was vice president before that a lot of people about his track record in the service but they know about his son who was president who was pretty unique. but the first time i was campaigning with him i had come on as a volunteer general campaign 1978, there was and he was speaking at an event in springfield, sorry, feel connected call from james baker for, ambassador bush is going to be seeking in hartford connecticut at about 45 minutes away from springfield massachusetts,

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i assume that is john johnson.se it's very blurry. >> so, robbie, in that moment, do you know you have him? >> yes, kind of. i said to the jury yesterday, remember, it's so classic for donald trump, he makes a mistake in the photo, he realizes a mistake, his attorney tells him, and then he lies. what does he say? he says it is blurry. the same photo that you guys were looking at, was the photo he said was nothing blurry about -- >> donald trump today, e. jean still on truth social, still denying he's ever met to. still saying that you are still lying. tell us how important this was for you as an individual, but also for women at large in a moment like this, and so many of them, not just in relation to donald trump, but when something like this happens to them by any man? >> this is, it's a victory, really. not just for me, it's for everyone. because we did away with a perfect victim concept. the perfect victim always screams, she always goes to the police, she always writes the date in her diary, she always folds u

. >> and i assume thaws john johnson, is that carroll? that's blurry. >> and it got fiery and he stands by all public statements made denying carroll's accusation. >> she's accusing me of rape, of raping her. the worst thing you can do, the worst charge, and you know, it's-- you know it's not true, too. you're a political operative, also, you're a disgrace, but she's accusing me, and so are you, of rape and it never took place. >> now, carroll's lawyers have called 11 witnesses including two other women who accused the former president of forcibly touching them. no other witnesses will be called by trump's team. >> very, very insightful, alex, hoff, thank you. >> the chokehold death of homeless man who police say has been harassing people on the subway. that's bought people to the streets, demanding charges for the person who restrained him next. ed. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ okay everyone, our mission is comp

one person who helped me get out to this part of the woods was john johnson, the publisher of ebony magazine, jet magazine. he was so helpful in terms of helping me think about what the importance of literacy and providing information and all of that was, and also said sometimes you have to move to do better. that is when i came out here. susan: ok. as the librarian of congress, you designate a poet laureate. can you talk about what that is and why that matters today? carla: think about the power of language and being able to use language in creative ways to reach people that -- in poetry, you can go beyond just the prose in the text. you get the emotion. the library has the collection of walt whitman and mary oliver. the poet laureate program was established to really emphasize the importance of that form. and one one of the joys of being librarian of congress is i get to work with an advisory committee of specialists, former former poet laureates who recommend people to be the poet laureate. right now it is ada limon, who writes about nature and feelings and before we had the first native

i guess it's her husband, john johnson, who was an anchor for abc. nice guy. i thought. i don't know him but i thought he was good at what he did. i don't even know who the woman, i don't even know who, it's marla. >> you're saying marla is in this photo? >> that's marla, yeah. a that's my wife. >> which one are you pointing? >> here. >> you just pointed e. jean carroll. >> there was this? >> and the woman on the right is your than wife marla. but >> i don't know. this was the the the the photo. i soon as jon johnson. it's very blurry. >> you can hear trump's attorney quickly jumping in that the woman he just, he just misidentified his wife, that's marla, right? that's the same woman he has repeatedly claimed as, quote, not my type. >> one of the other things that you said about ms. carroll at the time appears in your june 24 a statement which is b. j. t20 to. and what you said there is i say with great respect numb one she's not my type. when you say that ms. carroll was not your type, you meant that she was not your type physically, right? >> i saw her in a picture. i

now, some of them were last sean hannity said to me, and by the way, don't you i'll talk about john johnson, the case of why he said, don't i like you. my views don't like when you're on. i say because i tell him what i think of you. and chuckled. came up to me and he said, you know, my viewers don't like you. i say, well, tucker, it's okay. it means that i the 7:00 i don't have to work in the 8:00 hour on the 9:00 hour where i can start my cocktails. and but laura laura, she wanted me. i said, girl know by then i'm having a glass of wine. i ain't talking. it's too late, too late, too late. but i love that. i love sitting on the couch for the morning and i went out and bought me, you know, how fox the foxy girls always hit on the foxy lipstick? i said put the foxy lipstick on me i let my hair go white cook. i want to be known as the silver. everything was going good until january six, and that that was the day i said, i can't do this no more. got a to god, can't do it. that was the day i realized that i cared more about my country than anything else. and that's when i knew again i was a dad

i assume that's john johnson. is that carroll?very blurry. >> trump will not take the stand in his defense. carroll's lawyers have called 11 witnesses including two other women who accused the former president of forcibly touching them in unrelated incidents. closing arguments are set to begin monday. neil? >> bryan llenas, thank you for that. meantime here a billionaire yearly republican backer named peter teal is i'm pressed with ron desantis but says he's spending too much time talking about things that are woke and not nearly enough time talking about americans who are broke. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ sam was 8 when we got him. i convinced my husband to go to the adoption day and we saw sam. he did not bark for like a month after we got him. and then one day he went “woof.” i was like, “you can talk!” advice to dog owne

john johnson, i feel sorry for you, john johnson. it's a word salad. we tried to make sense of it.believe that's a reference to her ex-husband. he continues to call her a, quote, whack job. now, the reaction from the crowd is also worth telling you about, the laughs when he smears a woman who had just the day before prevailed in court against him. the bulwark writes this, this is a moment we knew. we knew who trump was, of course, but last night showed us who we are and what's about to happen. this is the gop front-runner. he's still the star who can do anything, and it will get worse. the platforming of a known liar and misogynist is where we start the hour. andrew weissmann is back with us, a former justice department prosecutor, former senior member of robert mueller's team. charlie sykes, editor in large of the bbulwark. former congressman and eddie glaude. moving this forward, i should say that some of the early indicators suggest this was a very, very large audience that this trump town halogen rated. i think for the purposes of today, we've decided not to go back and play or