i think it's a perfectly reasonable and rational request by trump's team >> important kaitlan collins, what's your take away from hearing donald trump called the jury selection process and i'm quoting him now, largely luck i think it shows what a focus this is. this is going to be what kicks off this entire process will, starting on monday and it has been an intense point of focus from trump's legal team for the last several days, even as they've been trying to delay this trial time and time again, 12 efforts in total, none of them which worked i should note in the last several weeks this is going to be going forward and they have been hyper-focused on what this jury is going to look like because as ellie has noted it's not necessarily about what the actual arguments are going to be, what it's going to look like. it's what the jurors decide that means i mean, we've seen just the emphasis of that in the last several days and it also shows trump is basically reluctantly accepted, reluctantly he accepted that this is going to be starting on monday, despite all of those efforts by them to

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it's their first major test before that, judge elsewhere in trump legal lands, cnn's kaitlan collins reports a trump attorney who became a critical witness in that classified documents case quietly left the trump legal team and kaitlan with us now, caitlin, who tell us who this attorney is and how big of an issue could this be for mr. trump? >> yeah. so people will remember this attorney because he was often seen going in and out of courthouse in washington. he accompanied trump when he was arraigned in washington on the federal election charges last fall. but this is evan corcoran. and the reason this is such a big deal that he is quietly left trump's legal team without a lot of notice. is that he is not just a former trump attorney. he became a critical witness in the classified documents investigation. and that's because this was the attorney that was brought on to help trump tried to fend off charges in that case, but in turn, he was the one who was sent to the mar-a-lago storage room that was looking for classified documents after they got a subpoena from the justice department

the source of kaitlan collins starts now state from the source tonight donald trump dodging questions about >> abortion on the campaign trail as a top democratic governor who wants president biden to push the issue four is here. you'll hear from michigan governor gretchen whitmer in moments and at the white house, biden hosting muslim american leaders, but only a few of them after many rejected his invitation with anger building over the war in gaza. one palestinian doctor who spoke at that meeting to president biden will tell me why he walked out. and dramas and promising to free january 6 inmates and dc jails? yes. that convicted criminals that he calls hostages often. but a new report details how almost all of them were charged with assaulting law enforcement. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source but. >> we start with our top story tonight as donald trump is back on the trail before we're going on trial two weeks from now if our president was in a pair of states that could make or break his 2024 campaign. michigan and wisconsin. these are states of course at trump narrowly w

i'm gonna go back outside the courthouse in manhattan now, we're cnn's kaitlan collins is live kaitlan >> yeah, jake and i should note we are waiting for trump to walk through those doors first that you see there he is. walk through them before when he was pleading not guilty, when he has been here for many of the hearings that have been underway, i should not one person given what laura and ellie we're just talking about the dynamics here. one person who is not accompanying donald trump on his trip down here to this manhattan criminal court. is melania trump. she is not expected to be here. it is. clara chel ever attend this and it's unlikely based on what we've heard from our sources, but she is not here today, just given the personal nature of what is going to be talked about inside that courtroom, in addition to the legal aspect of this, i'm joined here by lynda moreno, who is an attorney and an expert in jury selection. and lynda, as you know, this this is the only thing that trump's attorneys have been talking about lately, is jury selection because the prosecution has to convinc

the source of kaitlan collins starts now striping the source tonight. donald trump pressing his luck with the jury that will >> decide his fate, his historic first criminal trial set to begin 72 two hours from now, as the judge overseeing it just denied another attempt to delay it. also an election integrity stun house speaker mike johnson, making the pilgrimage tamara logo today in an effort to salvage his speakership. also hyping a bill to ban non-citizens from voting in federal elections, which guess what? this is already illegal and our source tonight is one of those popular authors of all time, best-selling legend james patterson out with a new page turner that could help turn the page and the war on books in america. >> i'm >> kaitlan collins, and this is the source the first. former president in us history to ever face a criminal trial is now hurtling toward it. it kicks off and just under 72 hours and donald trump is totally calm, cool, and collected. >> just kidding. he's absolutely steaming about it walking as jury selection begins yeah, new y

i'm kaitlan collins. and this is the source imagine showing up for jury duty and finding out that you might have a front row seat for the next several months to be the first criminal trial of a former president. and that you could be one of the people who will decide if donald trump should be a convicted felon? and potentially shape his political fate. and while you're being questioned, there is the guy sitting right there who stock and trade has often been intimidation throughout his career. >> well, that >> was what greeted 96 menn he tonight's on a beautiful spring day. you're in new york today. >> it's a bit chilly >> or though in the courtroom at one point, every available seat in that courtroom gallery and the jury box was filled. >> but at about the time >> it takes to say, hush money, at least 50 perspective jurors were told that they could leave. they had raised their hand and said they could not be fair and impartial in this trial. judging from today's proceedings, it could take a while to find

pressure and improve heart health, rush to walmart and find total bce this source with kaitlan collins next late update before we go on our top story, the former prisoners, hush money criminal trial just moments ago, prosecutors filed their argument accusing him of violating his gag order seven more times and posted things online. >> they're asking the judge to hold them in contempt and find them $1,000 for each alleged violation. the latest filing comes in the wake of another one earlier this week accusing trump of three other violations of that limited gag order the news continues. the source starts. now see you tomorrow straight from the source tonight. >> please be seated. the 12 new yorkers decide the fate of a former president of the united states. now criminal defendant, a roller coaster day in court ends with a jury of his peers now picked in the case of the people of the state of new york vs donald j. trump. what we've learned tonight with opening statements as soon as monday also, why prosecutors or refusing to tell the defense who their first witness these are the judge appe

maybe again, i'm kaitlan collins. and this is the source course for the next six weeks or so prepared to expect the unexpected, speaking of which one very well trump saying that the first true de of his criminal trial well, in his view, we've been after the prosecution accused him of trying to cover up an affair with a porn star to influence the election even after they read his own words from the infamous access hollywood tape about being able to sexually assault women because he's famous. and even after one of his longtime confidence and a tabloid king took the witness stand, there were no outburst from trump and court today, but outside of the courthouse was a very different story. as two bookkeeping which is a very minor thing in terms of the law and calm as a lawyer representing a lot of people over the years. i'm not the only one and wasn't very good in a lot of ways. he puts in an invoice or whatever avail and they can make all a legal expense. i got indicted for that checks being paid to a lawyer. whoever hear

cnn's kaitlan collins joins us live from outside the courthouse kaitlan, what stands out to you? what will the judge be listening for from both prosecutors and trump's defense attorneys? >> well, right now, jim, it's prosecutors are making their argument that trump did knowingly and willfully violated his gag where they are citing at least ten posed within a one-week period that he made on truth social, but they're also talking about what he said just yesterday, leaving the courtroom are invoked. michael cohen's name. he criticized him hey downplayed the legal work that michael cohen had done for the former president. and as you see there, the prosecutors are saying these violations were made with knowledge and beyond and willful beyond a reasonable doubt, which basically means trump knew this gag order was in place. he knew what the gag order limited him from saying, and he still willfully violated it. there presidentially right now, making their argument to this, judge before the defense has a chance to argue to him, but there was one moment as this got underway gym where trump

cnn's kaitlan collins and paula reid are also outside the courthouse right now.ke and we are obviously watching closely as a lot of these key decisions are being made by the judge right now as to >> what the jury is actually going to hear once the jury is brought in, we also have jury consultant attorney ronaldo's tibial here with me as well. and we're not, we're looking at this michael cohen issue that they're arguing. it's actually quite important because they're basically arguing which of michael cohen's crimes that he pleaded guilty to. can they talk about here because they're saying, well, we're bringing up some of them, but we're not bringing up the one about the campaign finance violation. the judge seem to agree that there is concern that if the jurors here that they may associate trump with that and believe he also committed a campaign he's here. he says he did this with trump. therefore, trump must also be guilty. so that seems to be a fair ruling, but generally on cross-examination, they're gonna be able to cross diamond him about any crimes of dishone

i've kaitlan collins, and this it's the source house republicans cropped it into complete chaos again today, right in front of our very eyes on the house floor. what is normally a pretty routine procedural move ended up morphing into a disastrous defeat for house speaker mike johnson. johnson was handed that loss and part by donald trump, who woke up this morning and ordered his party to kill legislation that would've extended an expiring warrantless surveillance law though there were already a few republicans who were against it, the former president, all but ensured its defeat. a timing here really couldn't be worse for speaker johnson, because like a large dark cloud, marjorie taylor greene is threatening to oust him, is speaker of course we know it only takes one vote to start that process. no one knows that better than kevin mccarthy. but johnson is offering a warning of his own to marjorie taylor greene about that she's colleague always considered her friend. it doesn't serve our interest. i didn't think to not fund the government and shut it down. that wouldn't be helpful in no

yet again i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source senior us officials are calling it, quote, inept verbal. and tonight the american and israeli governments are both actively preparing for what they say could be a significant attack by iran, revenge for israeli strikes, it took out some of a top and senior moos commanders. the iranian attack, we are told could happen within the next week somewhere in the middle east but right now, we're hearing that neither government knows exactly where when or how or-awn plans to strike. >> what >> we do know is the two governments are working to get in position for whatever is coming their way. our sources are telling us that this potential retaliation was a major topic during that call that happened yesterday between president biden and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. among the worst-case scenarios here would be a direct strike by iran on israeli soil, but that is exactly what biden officials say that they are bracing for it tonight. zolan, worst-case scenario because it would rapidly escalate israel's war with iran proxy hamas bu

limited time the source with kaitlan collins. next >> tonight, just released bodycam video is revealing new details about a fatal police involved shooting in chicago, 26 year-old dexter reed was killed during a traffic stop last month involving five police officers, nearly 100 shots were fired towards read raising questions about whether the officers use excessive force cnn's omar jimenez has that story. we want to warn you some of what you'll see as graphic >> march 21, 2024, chicago police are initiating a traffic stop on a driver reportedly for not wearing a seat belt. according to the civilian office of police accountability a traffic stop being conducted by five tactical officers roll the window down >> what are you doing >> this role that one down too? >> don't roll the window. i'm >> don't roll the window up do not roll the window light the doors >> the temperature quickly escalates. one officer puts what appears to be his gun on the windshield, read then fires first hitting an officer in the forearm according to the initi

. >> go to deal dash.com right now and see how much you can save this source with kaitlan collins tonight at nine so seven jurors now seated after just two days, the former president's first criminal >> trial also say there's new polling and what voters make up the charges against him. it comes from the associated press and shows it fully half of all registered voters say he would be unfit for office if convicted of them. there's of course, as substantial partisan split. but even among republicans, 15% consider convictions on the new york charges to be disqualifying for the presidency the api numbers fall on your times polling over the weekend showing that 58% of registered voters consider the charges either very serious are somewhat serious with women being twice as likely as menn to say very serious. there's also the question of whether this trial has the potential of changing any minds among the former president's staunchest supporters which is why our gary tuckman went to texas and the trump is count county of the 2016 and 2020 elections in the 20 cover k and ron swart settled in alon

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i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source so much for the us supreme court rolling abortion rights back 50 years arizona just punch the flux capacitor and time traveled back to 18, 64, not 1964 18, 64? yes during the civil war, a year before before slavery was even abolished with the 13th amendment. it's also before the discovery of penicillin x-rays or antibiotics but the arizona supreme court ruled today and he 160 year-old law banning abortions at any point in pregnancy he can be enforced. >> that >> means that in two weeks from now, air abortion, abortions in that state in arizona will be illegal. there are no exceptions for rape or incest in this 18-60 for law. >> the >> only exception is if the mother's life is in danger and even that is not a block white decision and it often comes with its own complications, as we know, keep in mind that when this law was written, women could not vote the idea of women even owning their own home was still a novel concept in some states. and speaking of states, arizona wasn't one yet less than 10,000 people lived in what was then known as th

sayyed kaitlan collins on cnn, the former attorney general, bill barr, saying that not only would he vote for trump but he also suggests mavi the point we're talking about, maybe how jurors in the court of public opinion might see this. he thinks are very sympathetic towards trump will get our palettes react to that as well. and by the way, if you might recall bill barr. yeah, he's the one who criticize trump's actions on january 6 and even ask the former president does it mocked him on social media earlier this week saying in part, quote, bill barr has just endorsed me for president despite the fact that i called him week slow moving, lethargic got less and lazy based on the fact that i greatly appreciate his wholehearted endorsement. i am removing the word lethargic from my statement listen to what bill barr said the kaitlan collins i'm very disappointed that this country is stuck with this choice between two people. >> i don't think either of them should be president of the united states, but given that binary choice i feel i have to choose trump. >> but he's mocking you it's not

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pressure and improve heart health, rush to walmart and find total bce this source with kaitlan collins next late update before we go on our top story, the former prisoners, hush money criminal trial just moments ago, prosecutors filed their argument accusing him of violating his gag order seven more times and posted things online. >> they're asking the judge to hold them in contempt and find them $1,000 for each alleged violation. the latest filing comes in the wake of another one earlier this week accusing trump of three other violations of that limited gag order the news continues. the source starts. now see you tomorrow

kaitlan collins. thanks very much into our viewers. kaitlan, of course, we will be back later to light 9:00 p.m. eastern to akre hershko, the source. we'll be watching joining us now, a former attorney for donald trump, jim trusty. jim, thanks very much for coming and let me get your reaction to caitlin just reported about this cooperating witness in the classified documents case. i understand you were once helping trump in that case. what's your reaction? i mean, it's super speculative right now to say there's some reference by someone witness about some sort of pardon. conversation. let me just say walt nauta was always like this talisman for the government where they would do almost anything to try to trip him up thinking he's the keys of the kingdom. he's going to get them to donald trump and donald trump's intent. so anything that's circles around nada, including the league campaign with the washington then post the doj did at his expense. i take it with a grain of salt. well, how much potential damage, legal damage with this caus

here's more of what she told kaitlan collins on cnn's air last night the character of the individual matters far more than any policy that they may or may not implement donald trump's character has been evidenced for very long time, but he's had a team of people around him who have really isolated him in this false identity of a strong menn and somebody that truly believes that they want the best for the american people. >> that's what he has actions show those he's not for the american people, he's for himself. he's building to go to whatever and necessary to make sure that he is not put in prison like he is currently facing. at the american people don't know the truth about him it's important that the supreme court acknowledges that he does not get to evade consequences and accountability for this, but it's also really important that we hold him accountable in the public court of public opinion as well. >> so john, there she is calling for the supreme court to make quick work of this presidential immunity case against donald trump and sent him on to trial. another thing that she po

the source with kaitlan collins starts now breaking news from the source tonight, brand new indictment against donald trump's close this is the allies, including mark meadows and rudy giuliani. now charged with conspiracy, fraud, and forgery in arizona, part of that fake electors plot to overturn the election. trump himself, though, an unindicted coconspirator my source tonight is mark meadows is onetime top aide and confidant turned witness against her former boss and donald trump, cassidy hutchinson. hutchinson is here hours or where the supreme court takes on the enormous question tomorrow, our president's above the law? also a major decision is still looming tonight for trump in that hush money case over former president be punished for his repeated apparent violations of that gag order. really the bigger question, how i'm kaitlan collins and this is the source we're going to get right to that breaking news tonight as former top aides, attorneys and allies all close to donald trump with that in common, have now just been charged in the state of arizona over their efforts in the pha

cnn's kaitlan collins. instead, herndon with the new york times and sabrina's dk with the wall street journal. good morning. there was a late night for a lot of us guys are all here all here. >> was pretty done. something numbers because as we were pointing through this one thing really stood out to me is really just the problems that biden has with his base and believe the problems are being an incumbent and facing the fact that voters are judging humans record mavi trump's presidency a little different after the last four years, but this is what we dive a little deeper in here about the problems with biden in his base, democrats 56% of democratic voters are dissatisfied with the presidential candidate says, you look at party breakdown that is different than republicans, 63% of republicans are satisfied, just 37% does satisfies that's the base issue. then you talk about the number of democrats versus republicans, how they view the biden versus presidency. 73% of democrats view that biden's presidency has b

the news continues the source with kaitlan collins, starts now these, cnn breaking news >> i've got some breaking news for you tonight. i've been speaking with sources and can now report a key attorney has left donald trump's legal team that lawyer happens to be a major witness in the classified documents case against him. tonight, i've learned that evan corcoran, his quietly departed trump's legal team. this matters because corcoran is potentially going to be a critical a witness against trump if that case ever goes to trial he was the one who went through the storage room at mar-a-lago about two summers ago, looking for classified documents after they received a subpoena from the justice department. trump allegedly misled him about the whereabouts of those documents, and also encouraged him, his attorney to lie to the justice department remember, corporate actually had to go and testify before a grand jury investigating the case. after a judge ruled that he couldn't use attorney-client privilege to shield from investigators. the meticulous notes that he had taken about his interactions

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i'm kaitlan collins. and this is the source tonight an exclusive window directly into the disconnect at the heart of our current national politics. a window that was thrown wide open by former attorney general bill barr right here on the source i, think that i've said this all along. if faced with a choice between two people, neither of which i think should be president. i feel it's my duty to pick the person who i think would do the least damage to the contrary and i think trump would do less damage than biden that's the rationale from a former cabinet member who had a front row seat to the turbulent final weeks of the trump administration is donald trump was seeking to overturn the 2020 election results an act the bar himself has described and pretty frank terms before should a noisy aid and it is a horror show. he didn't really appear to care about the facts. someone who engaged in that kind of bullying about a process that is fundamental to our system and to our self-government it shouldn't be anywher

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i'm kaitlan collins this is the source >> tonight. donald trump did what he promised he would do. he said something about abortion. what he didn't do is tell anyone what he would do about it if he is president again, on a day when most americans were looking away, amazed but also distracted by the eclipse and without any reporters present to ask him follow up questions trump tried to take abortion off the table as a political issue. >> but it >> basically just stated where things currently stand on the matter. >> my view is now that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint. the states will determine by vote or legislation, or perhaps both. and whatever they decide must be the law of the land in this case the law of the state >> it's important to listen closely to that because if you actually do and you send to what he said in that statement about abortion he doesn't say that it should be left to the states. >> he says >> it will be left to the states, which yes, is indeed the case after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade which they did because o

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while trial resumes next week, kaitlan collins starts off the hour with an exclusive interview. caitlyn yeah. anderson, i'm joined here tonight by william barr, who served as the former president's attorney general, and who told him that his 2020 allegations of election fraud were not true. >> but as now said, he will support the republican ticket. therefore, donald trump, again, mr. attoen

kaitlan collins. thanks. and we'll see you back tonight. it's on cnn on the source, which airs at 9:00 eastern. everyone tune into that. let's discuss this with our political panel, david, what comes to mind after watching that will no doubt he wanted to set the stage for monday and i think the scheduling of this press conference, it was impossible not to expect that he wanted to set the stage for monday to some to some effect. and i thought it was interesting to hear him say jury selection, it's just luck. it's just luck. he was tossing that out with his litany of complaints against the judge that we're used to. but this notion that he's just putting his fate in the hands of luck must be very discomforting for him. no doubt about that >> on the abortion issue. >> i agree wholeheartedly with what katelyn pointed out. not only did he not answer the question, are you pro-life or pro-choice? >> he >> said nothing >> that would speak to a >> commitment to protecting life. talk about this issue in the way that many in his party have spent decade

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i'm john king in for kaitlan collins. >> this is the source donald trump's first criminal we'll trial is about to get real much more intense, but no opening statements now set for monday. at the heart of it, a hush money payment to a former porn star just before the 2016 election that trump in the white house phase one. now in the history books 12, jurors, six alternates are in place. that full jury empaneled after a four-day process that yeah. yes. had a few bumps in the road, but overall, things did move quickly. something the former president does not sound very happy about trials. >> jackson which is lovely for a lot of people. the judge wants to go as fast as possible. reasons not for my eraser and this is really a concerted which are simply everything urine so which by numerous judges democrat judge juan merchan on does seem to want to move things along, but that's how it works. there is no proof, zero proof of a witch-hunt. day for also included a heated debate over what the former president could be asked about if he chooses to testify, how much, for example his past legal iss

kaitlan collins next 9:00. p.m. here in new york, the eighth day of the trump hush money trial. here are busy and productive one now in the books in this hour verse special primetime continuing coverage, more details from the trial transcripts. we just received. the former president's latest word on whether he'll testify and what's ahead. while trial resumes next week, kaitlan collins starts off the hour with an exclusive interview. katelyn. yeah. >> anderson, i'm joined here tonight by william barr, who served as the former president attorney general, and who told him that his 2020 allegations of election fraud but we're not true. but as now said, he will support the republican ticket. therefore, donald trump, again, mr. attorney general, it's great to have you. i want to talk to you about how you're going to vote in 2024 in a moment, but putting the merits aside, i like how you're laughing about that. putting emeritus, i'd say no, you don't agree with the merits of the new york hush money case, but you worked for i don't trump. you got to know him. what do you think it's like

what kaitlan collins did there, what george stephanopoulos did was really important.ke the temptation is is oh, it's a window into the trump voter. no, it isn't. you need a psychologist. it's a different story. it's not a political story. it's about debased -- trump called bill barr basically a fat toad. and then he went on tv and said i'll vote for him again. what is that? is it a political story? is it a psychological story? is it a sociological story? is it a cult story? where do you even begin to try to unpack that? >> well, i think it's all of the above, nicolle. and this is one of the biggest challenges for us covering this campaign. and it was frankly one of the i thought funniest parts of what my good friend colin jost said during his part of the dinner on saturday night, which is how do you explain the inexplicable, that this race is so close at a time when one person is on trial and one person is being president, right? and this is why i think -- why the psychology of the voter is so fascinating, because we spend a lot of our time talking to voters at the ev

universe experienced the difference friends at moon pod.co >> this source with kaitlan collins tonight at nine >> vice president harris appeared at a rally in a battleground state of arizona, a short time ago, three days after the state supreme court allowed in near total ban on abortion become law. she laid the blame for that decision squarely on the former president what has happened here in arizona is a new inflection point it has demonstrated once and for all that overturning roe was just the opening act. just the opening act of a larger strategy to take women's rights and freedoms part of a full on attack state by state on reproductive freedom and and we all must understand who is to blame former president donald trump did this during his news conference today, mar-a-lago, the former president, was also asked several questions about his position on abortion, namely, would he sign a national ban and how would you describe his position on abortion now? >> wow. >> she said that it would sayyed federal abortion ban in congress senate to your desk. why should americans structure word t

about basketball than anybody will ever know and be careful about watching the final four because kaitlan collinsnn fame, as you know, is an alabama fan. so we'll all be watching it. secondly, let me say this let's not skate over what the top line is here. president biden took office with one of the great economic calamities in the history of the country. country and in three short years, has now turned the country around and created one of the strongest economic recoveries that we've seen 15 million jobs. as people may recall, because some people seem to have gotten donald trump law 2.5 million jobs. as you noted, we've now had the lowest unemployment in america since 19 60s, 3.8% wages are gone up, jobs are gone up. i'm an arizona today talking about these investments and the thousands of high-paying jobs that they creating listed, we've always said this was going to be a tough election. we are still some significant away away from election day. we're going to keep pushing really, really hard to know to make sure people know where these jobs came from. are we going to continue to talk about it?

were backward paula reid and kaitlan collins. question is, will there will the witness actually be called because there we learned earlier today that they're going to stop at 12:30 because one of the jurors has a dentist appointment again, i just find amazing i agree with you completely. >> one of the alternatives has a dentist appointment. we were it's an alternative. yes, it's an alternative. an alternate juror. but who has to be there and the juror notice the dej rather noted, we want all our alternate. >> right. we want everybody to do it. they have to do and return here, do this incredibly important task. they were only supposed to go today until two because of passover, but now they're only going to 12, 30. so that gives us 30 minutes, potentially to hear from the first witness. is expected to be david so it's unclear if the judge is going to be lecture brigham in swear amid let's get started, or at let's just wrap and start clean tomorrow again tomorrow. court also starts late because if former president trump, they're goi

kaitlan collins. thanks so much bill brennan, former attorney for trump it seems to me that what trump attorney todd blanche is doing right now in his cross-examination of the witness gary farrow, who is michael cohen's banker is getting gary karam to disparage with facts and his opinion that michael cohen set this up in a way that he did not think that he has come to learn was not honest. he would not have set up a shell corporation just to hide a payment other than to do so two to 200 a mortgage. in other words, if somebody doesn't want their address public but almost did well, maybe not almost specifically that michael cohen was almost deceiving him too. >> well, jake good goes back to that narrative that we discussed earlier, that if kaelyn is going rogue and he's lying to the wife and lying to the banker and he has convictions we know for lying to congress. that's the witness. that's the time that you'll see aggression. you can't just be a rabid dog with every witness and certainly was no reason

. >> the source with kaitlan collins. tonight at nine >> we're breaking news. >> the united >> states is bracing for a quote, significant that word is the quote from the government also inept they say attack by iran as soon as within the next week, the source on this is a senior administration official telling our own mj lee officials believe both us and israeli personnel and assets in the middle east will b targetedranians have been promising retaliion for that st of its top commanders were killed, including one who replaced the one that was killed in the strike authorise by foreign president trump, mj lee broke this story, as i said, and she is out front at the whithouse, mj. these are very sobering words to talk about, but this is inevitable that it is perhaps imminent. >> what more are you learning? >> yeah, aaron, we are alerting tonight that the us is on high alert for what could be the significant attack by iran, and that it could come as soon as within the next week. now this attack, as you said, would be in respo

here's what barr's told cnn's kaitlan collins friday night. >> what you said recently, which was thatow, the conduct that was involved with donald trump, you said trying to subvert and prevent the progress, the execution of probably the most important process we have, which is the peaceful transfer of power after an election. name one thing biden has done that's worse than that. >> his whole administration. >> is worse than subverting traipse fehr of power? >> did he succeed? only because mike pence stood in the way. >> look, i was very loud in saying i thought it was -- the whole episode was shameful and i'm very troubled by it. that's why it's not anness decision, but i then when you have a hobson's choice, you have to pick the lesser of two issues. >> you don't see this as a definition of putting party over country. >> no. >> bill barr continuing to embarrass himself. >>> still ahead, we'll turn to sports. the big three is a big bust. we'll bring you highlights. plus, we'll bring you the reaction from stanley cup playoffs. all that when we come back. ayofs all that when we come bac

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you may have call now and we'll come to you we don't read eight to one, 4,000 this suis, but kaitlan collinsek nights at nine let's do that. was that was swift okay. so besides the political implications with the drum trial we learned as week again or we're reminded, i think up something very important about our civic responsibilities to try to get out of jury duty normally, people can say, well, i'm a caretaker, i've economic hardship you have to work a little trump because it's trump. it was so easy for people to get out. first of all, the judge right away said who has things they can be impartial, lost half the crowd immediately okay. >> so the other people i mean, it just with trump, it just so ridiculously easy to would you like to hear some of the excuse i said, it's a conflict of interest. i also sell my own bible this woman head, i used to be a hooker in moscow and trump pete on me i never heard of this trump food, but he looks guilty as this guy i look at this. i'm already on another trump jury definite conflict i'm totally into this trout one way that shifts the bid right this guy