joining me now is msnbc legal analyst lisa reuben who was in court today. tell us about these fireworks, lisa. >> joy, today was one of those days that was one of the most bonkers things i have ever seen in court. the problem is every time i come out of this trial, i say some variation of that. today was a tale of two brothers, and we saw really temperamental differences between the two trumps as well as substantive differences between what they did at the company. when don jr. says that he did not have involvement in the creation of his father's financial statements, i actually take him at his word. i think he actually did not have that involvement. the problem is, the argument that he made to the court that, wait for it, he relied on accountants to do the accounting doesn't hold up here. the types of financial statements that were being created are called compilations, and in a compilation of a financial statement, the accountants don't do digging to verify the information presented to them. rather, they rely on the client to provide them with accurate and

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joining me now is lisa reuben, msnbc legal analyst who was in court today. david k. johnson, distinguished visiting lecturer who has been reporting on trump's financial nonsense for decades, and mary mccord, former acting assistant attorney general, msnbc legal analyst, and cohost of the podcast, prosecuting donald trump. i have some great guests today. lisa, i will start with you. you were in court today. this is the part that galls me. look, i have seen plenty of crazy court shows and i have watched all 12 versions of law and order. what was the feeling like in the courthouse as the former twice impeached president is yelling and screaming and threatening people? were folks used to at this point, nonplussed? what was it like in the courtroom? >> i wouldn't say people were nonplussed. jason, the version of trump that you showed in one of his hallway press conferences as you were talking about the case today, that was a much quieter, calmer, controlled trump than the one we saw in the courtroom. so imagine that between the vitriol of his words and the emphasis in his

also joining us, msnbc legal analyst lisa reuben who has been inside the court for every major witness>> as you know, ivanka trump is no longer a defendant to the case. she was an officer, an executive vice president of the trump organization during some of the years that are at issue for the remaining defendants. that means, as an employee, they want to know about things that she did which is the imputed to the trump corporation and it's and in these themselves. she's not just there to tell them what she witnessed other people doing but to talk about her own activities and involvements in things like the loans of the trump organization, the old post office property where trump famously built the trump international hotel in d.c.. she's there to talk about her relationship with deutsche bank which she was instrumental in forming. the trump family would have no relationship with deutsche bank but for jared and ivanka. i wonder what you are expecting to see. we have seen ivanka at least in small ways separate herself from her dad, from the family before, most notably when she said she be

joining me now is msnbc legal analyst lisa reuben.omeone as spent a long a time around january six, the lead up to the coup, i think, i may be wrong, because there is enormous amount of information, we have never had chesebro in the room with donald trump directly telling him anything until that. >> that is correct. that, for me, was the biggest revelation of all of this, that chesebro was in the room with trump. the date at the meeting is three days after all of the electors, fake and otherwise, our convening, so that work is already behind chesebro at that point. he is already directed everything from the press releases to the forms that the fake electors are supposed to sign, to each of the different states. but the other thing i found so interesting was not only was he in the room with trump, but when asked who he coronated is activists with, who is the person he said he communicated with the most. it's not rudy, not john eastman, it's boris. and you and i had talked many times about the fact that boris has really escaped being a

lisa reuben, thank you very much, appreciate it, thank you. ahead, she was an early trump supporter until she wasn't. she was a moderate voice in her district until she had the republican conference. brand-new reporting on just what drives congresswoman nancy mace next. mace next. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes... differently. scrub? soak? nope. i just scrape, load and i'm done. only platinum plus is bigger. with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. rewash? not in my house. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ cargurus. shop. buy. sell. online. one tweet a day minimum she sort of had this all staff writers room dynamic going on. the goal is just to live news cycle to news cycle. obviously, you're writing a book about the tension economy, i think she's certainly an example of one way to do it. >> yes, this is up my alley. i'm writing a boo

msnbc legal analyst lisa reuben up the attorney generals office in approach the eric trump strategy. now, as reuben explains, he wanted to establish that eric trump knew that his father had statements of financial condition, statements that were used in connection with financing and acquisitions. and perhaps most importantly that the trump organization -- sought and obtained information from eric trump personally for use and valuing assets in those statements. and by doing so, and highlighting extra presentations to the contrary at his deposition and on the stand, he was able to expose trump's clear credibility issues for everyone. without directly calling him a liar, the attorney generals office called trump's son to concede that his claim that he had zero knowledge of or involvement in the financial statements was as reuben writes, quote, at best, based on the very faulty memory, and at worst constituted deliberately falsehoods. the a pact of this testimony from both donald trump jr. and eric trump still to be determined. but the risk here is actually very high. their statements in

our very own lisa reuben, who has been in that courtroom, she is here, but first, richard louis t other big stories we're tracking. >> breaking news,first off, the u.s. military said it ntct more strikes on targets aneaern syria. these are areas us by iran's revolutionary guard. the pentagon saying the strikes are in response to attacks t u. personnel in iraq and cilia -- syria. this ithe second time they've conducted strikes in syria in the last month. five u.s. service members were killed in a helicopter crash off the coast ofcyus in the mediten se they were taking part in a refueling training mission at the time. president biden said, quote, we pray for the families of all our fallen warriors today, and every day. and former amazon fell player dj hayden was one of six people killed in a car crash saturday. this killed -- happened in houston after a car sped through a red light. hayden, who was first drafted by the raiders, was 33 years old. more american voices after this break. break. before your asthma got in the way? get back to the things you love... with fasenra. fasenra is an a

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andrew weissmann and lisa reuben. thank you for being there. and read the lawsuit and all of sue and russ's coverage, and the trial is so explosive because of how -- and you always sort of get at this, how intertwined trump's ego is in the perception of his businesses. it's just been riveting. thank you so much for all your reporting from there. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you so much. >>> up next for us, president joe biden has a little bit of mo, momentum that is behind him after this week's resounding wins for democratic candidates and causes. we'll show you what that looks like next. febreze! hi. i keep my home fresh with febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a microchip to digitally control how much scent is released so it doesn't fade. ooh. does mine have a microchip? ...oh. febreze smells first-day fresh for 50 days. that is a shockingly long time. febreze also has a refill reminder light... it even reminds you to refill it? so i never miss a day of freshness. your home is so fresh! upgrade to febreze plug. ♪ ♪ ♪ w