elizabeth: let's bring in from senate armed services, senator marsha blackburn.e honored to have you on the show. what's your reaction to mike emanuel's report? how do you stop this? >> well, what we need to do is send the message that we are not going to tolerate this. when it comes to these students who are out here protesting, if it is foreign students on student visas, then that visa needs to be pulled, and they need to be deported. if you've got american students who are on federal student loans, enthen they need to lose their ability to have that student loan. and if biden gets into this por forgiving student loans, there should never be with forgivenesses on this. also any of these students, professors, faculty that are out protesting against the u.s. and sympathizing and self-identifying with these terrorist organizations, they should be added to the no-fly list and the terrorist watch list. in addition, these schools -- whether they're k-12 schools or colleges and they're receiving federal funds -- if they tonight know that they should be standing agains

instead white house he focusing on accepting palestinians with gaza as refugees tennessee senator marsha blackburn here with reaction don't miss that you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. . if your business needs a new application then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting then use watsonx code assistant ai designed to multiply developer productivity so you can generate code quickly. let's create a more modern foundation for business, with watsonx code assistant. ibm. let's create. >> does president biden want his administration to find out who is -- in protesters. >> i cannot speak to the organizations that are being reported on the ground. that is not something for me to speak to -- >> how does he spline how do you explain his silence this week. >> president has not been silent on this when it comes to hate speech antisemitism we called that out said not peacefully protesting peter doocy grilling biden administration why pr

joining us now tennessee senator marsha blackburn -- marsha blackburn.you probably know more. 4000 illegals crossed per day. 120,000 a month. at 1.4 million a year. 1.4 million illegals in a year. what do you think? >> i am with you on this. here is what he is telling us. he is okay with saying 4000 a day and then shutting the border and then saying, look, i have the ability to shut the border. he is telling us he has been lying this whole time because he says he could not shut the border unless congress passed the bill. he can shut it. he has that authority. he needs to say, i am going to put remain in mexico back in place. i will shut down this order. we will go back to building a physical barrier which the border patrol has said that they need and they've been saying that for decades. 1.4 million a year. how many cities in the u.s. are larger than 1.4 million? not many. he is okay with adding another city. you look at the explosion of these numbers sent joe biden became president. this is another reason we need president donald trump back in the white

your viewers can keep up with our campaign at marsha blackburncom, and it is an on the to stand withople know they were better off under president donald trump, you were just going through some numbers that are coming out maria. they are tired of not being able to afford to go to the grocery store the gas station same day sick and tired ofwide border. customs and border protection reporting over 2000 special interest aliens apprehended for fiscal year another thing people want changed, illegal migration could be on terrorist watch liz nearly 90% announced at the san diego sector border patrol sources told fox that 184,000 nope gotaways have crossed since october 1, senator, you and your gop colleagues wrote to senate judiciary chairman dick durbin requested schedule a markup of the laken riley act, do you think that will take place. >> we are pushing for this also, not clear at, trying to get that would require deporting criminal illegal aliens, maria, everybody ought to agree if you are an illegal alien in this country committed a crime you need to be deported. if you were a visa ho

right now tennessee senator marsha blackburn speaking on capitol hill. you will see senator ron johnson there now. they are pushing back on majority leader chuck schumer's plan to bring a border bill that they like, the democrats like to the floor for a vote tomorrow. gop senators have called it a gimmick and political stunt to help vulnerable democrats. senator blackburn will join us on "focus" bottom of the hour. stay close. also district attorney and trump prosecutor fani willis is celebrating her primary win from georgia last night. apparently she likes to party with a little vodka. but the party could be cut short if the court kicks her off trump's case. plus one guest at the party was quite a surprise. and critics say they see right through the president's latest plan for paying at the pump. >> joe biden is a weak and failed president. he is now starting to throw hail marys before we reach memorial day. under his watch we have had runaway inflation, families can't afford groceries or gas. >> harris: notice the timing. his plan to ease pain at the p

marsha, two hands up. let's start with you. [laughter] coleman associated -- marsha: for mr. nelson, associated press, what personal server and says have you gotten from boeing that issues on the spacecraft side have not spilled over? have you spoken to dave calhoun about this? bill: i've spoken to him many times. the aircraft division of boeing has had the recent problems with the bolts on the panel falling out. but dave calhoun, when i first met him, he introduced me to his new head of boeing defense and space. he said this guy is a good one. he said -- he is going to make sure that everything is working in the defense and space sector, wishing's star lab. -- which includes the star lab. my interpretation is just like has been ordered to you today. they have done it without a hitch. that this is a clean spaceship that is ready to launch. i can tell you, from the nasa point of view, we don't launch until it's ready. megan: thank you, marsha. over here? jeff: space news for gary. is there anything different about this atlas from other atlases? hardware or procedures that acco

if senator marsha blackburn going to try to make sense of that.nd if is trump winning the alvin bragg trial? goodness gracious, it looks like he might be. and we'll ask house majority leader steve scalise about defunding woke universities and reimposing trump sanctions on iranian oil. first up today, our own edward lawrence live at the white house on jobs and whatever else he can find down there, scratching around. edward, good to see you, buddy. >> reporter: hey, larry. the acting labor secretary says this jobs report shows the stable, or steady growth that they've been talking about, and the market buying on the bad report -- on the negative numbers missing expectations. now, the average hourly wages in this report were actually down. in fact, under 4% at this point. this puts downward pressure on inflation. however, month over month wages increased .2%, that's half of the increase of inflation month over month. so the acting labor secretary says she does not believe this is the start of workers losing ground and pointed to what the administrati

marsha blackburn on the border catastrophe.e have edward lawrence right in the white house in the boxing ring. edward, let's see you get in shape. [laughter] laugh. >> reporter: to quote a famous movie that escalated quickly. president donald trump, excuse me, president joe biden this morning issued a tweet on x, posting a video asking for two debates. within two hours former president trump accepted that debate challenge. the first one you mentioned, june 27th on cnn the second one september 10th on abc. here is how president biden made the ask this morning. president biden: president trump lost two debates to me in 2020. he acting like he will debate me again. make my day, pal. let's pick the dates. i hear you're free on wednesday. >> reporter: press secretary they prefer to have awed ones for these debates. one of the mandates it is just two of them, moderators for networks other than fox. >> it is interesting joe biden's handlers said they don't want a large audience. they understand that joe biden cannot speak to a large c

jordan (voiceover): he was a lawyer for a future gop senator, marsha blackburn. he attended the nra convention in 2015 with a convicted russian agent. and in 2020, he fought to overturn biden's election results in michigan to help trump. and he knows all about election integrity because he's been an official observer of seven russian elections. so in russia, they have legislation that allows for foreign observers. what do you say to the critics who might say maybe they're choosing outside observers who are biased to be a little pro-russia? well, i wouldn't say that i'm pro-russia. from a decorating perspective, perhaps. well, i mean, i could see how someone would make such a comment based on, you know, knowing my background. or your furnishings. my furnishings and, you know. yeah. or your knickknacks. yeah. your oil paintings. long interest. weaponry on the wall. yeah. the bust. [chuckles] who do you point the finger at for that russian invasion? the west. when russia invaded in 2022, in february, it was a defensive move. putin's a victim here. well, i mean, to s

marsha blackberg.l, a well-known republican senator had tweeted and openly threatened that all these students, some of whom are immigrants and are studying in the united states with student visas , should be deported from the united states, or mr. trump , who is now the main candidate of the republican party. the former president of the united states quickly threatened to vote and deport all of them . mr. marco rubio, another republican senator, openly threatened that the police should come and deal with these students very hard, and on the other hand, we could see that the codes and quotations that were openly raised were in opposition to this in some way. we saw the views that were raised the same day that mr. mike johnson, the speaker of the us house of representatives, came to the university and openly threatened the students with expulsion and harsh treatment, and there was a wave of opposition from the universities that sent their emails to the students. it has been very widespread, that is, what

but to then go into closing with what marsha marsha and clearly thought was a sideshow. and he made that clear when he was talking about whether even let costello testified to certain things have castello behave this way and then just sort of have castello reinforce part of what prosecutors are arguing here, which is that there is a sort of manabi aspect to this case center. a lot of the behavior by the trump people. it just doesn't seem to help i'm pleased. >> it's like as if fox news jumped out of the television and into the courthouse today. >> and that's been the risk. all along of bringing in a character michael costs are like bob costello. he is someone who obviously thrills the right with the way that he attacks michael cohen's character. i'm sure he thrilled donald trump with his testimony last week in front of the house committee. but in a courthouse that is not the tone and the demeanor. i mean, we talk all the time about how judge merchan is a very soft-spoken judge. he does not want people. he does not raise his voice and the general conduct of council, prose

. >> judge marsha, and we'll make that decision. >> that's right. do you do you think the judge was fair throughout this case i think that there were there were times when we very much disagreed with the decisions judgment shawn made. i think there were times when when when we certainly appreciated that he was making decisions, but guang both sides and make decisions based upon that. but at the end of the de there were key decisions made before the trial started in during the trial that i don't want to use a fair or unfair, but that we think we're not consistent with the law. >> but you can't say he was fair or not well, within your favorite, sometimes you wrote again to you, so yeah, but no, i think i think just saying whether someone's fair or unfair is not really the question. the question is whether decisions that he made before the trial in advance of the trial with the ominous motions with the motions in limine a. and then during the trial were they right on the law? it was he right. doing that and that's where think we have we have disagreeme

is still in effect, which i thought was really interesting that todd blanche didn't request judge marsha now that the trial is over, now that the jury is excused, that the gag order be lifted, which means just to remind people sorry to interrupt. but the judge issued a gag order saying that donald trump could not talk publicly about the jurors or the witnesses, or members of the family of the judge or the prosecution team. but the judge on the prosecution team themselves were completely fair game rhetorically, go ahead. i'm sorry. and then in the da's office, i just saw they're about to hold a press conference at 6:30 i think alvin bragg is going to speak, so they're preparing what they're going to say and how they're going to address this and they are going to i guess tell everybody what, what this means on behalf of the manhattan da's office. >> so i think everybody is doing their various their various jobs right now and collecting themselves because this is such a big deal and i also think the da's office is going to start thinking about sense sentencing. >> let's talk. you should thi

senator marsha blackburn, lela, rose, mollie hemingway and today amanda collins to speak at cw and i'm very happy to introduce her. she'll be talking about the importance of second amendment, especially for women. and her book titled beyond survival. amanda has been a loose center speaker for many years, and she speaks on college campuses at womaevents and law enforcement conferences across the nation advocating for second amendment rights, her book beyond survival reclaiming my life after i survived details her xp release of a brutal assault on her college campus, a campus that was a gun zone. one of the loose centere was ata texas that was in the midst of a debate about to allow students to carry firearms. amanda had been trained by her family to use firearms for hunting and for protection, but she wasn't allowed tot on her campus out there in nevada, it could have stopped her so-called gun free zones at schools, other places. if you are a criminal or wanting to commit a violent crime, would a gun free zones be place to go to commit a crime? you knew people couldn't defend themselves

. >> alright will get marsha from apollo beach, florida republican. >> hi there.st off i agree with the past couple of callers just the words robust oversight is so unbelievable that is your remaining go back to ug just keep falling back to that. we don't believe it. we don't believe it. it is a corrupt place i have got a question for you. if i can ask and answer so i can s the next. how much money have we given to ukraine? >> until this most recent supplemental it was a 110 billion. or 113 excuse me and then the 61x 174. to is what congress has authorized. in regard i totally respect your concerns that is why i come on programs like this. i'm not looking for headlines but i think it's important the american public and no there is oversight going on there's a special ig is my responsibility to lead that with my colleagues. if you have questions about a go to ukraine oversight.gov thest website mentioned earlier. we set that up just to provide information for people like you who want tont know what is being done and oversight in this area. i encourage you to go the

marsha, happy mother's day, mom. maria, like you, i am grateful for every moment i have with her.me to be who i am today. maria: cherish the day, everybody. kevin, what about you? happy mother's e day to you and family as well, jason? >> i say that to all women in my family, what a great day to celebrate. >> it's a great day. i lost my mom, i lost my mom in the '90s. i love her, i miss her. think about her all the time, and she was a real inspiration. check out that hair. where did i get my hair in. [laughter] maria: it's nice to see the pictures. look, i want to thank you all for being here this morning. i send everybody my best wishes for a beautiful and loving mother's day. kevin o'leary, jason chaffetz, cheryl casone, have a great weekend, everybody. we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. markets this morning are high her, just shy of the highs of the morning. and we're to going to the watch more. we'll be here for the c pick, next week. "varney & company" is up next. stu, take it away.

join us again tomorrow night marsha blackburn will be with us chad wolf. also bob.ald. thank you for watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. now it is time to send my buddies over at the bottom line. dagan and shawn. >> thank you. >> sure. ♪

senator marsha blackburn, pete hegseth, and others on "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: entering new york harbor. i love it. sailing up the hudson river to kick off fleet week. alexis is coming from an aircraft carrier. >> beautiful morning here in the big apple. lots of people are lined up across the hudson river trying to catch a glimpse. we'll show you what we're seeing. we'll zoom in here. check it out. u.s. navy's finest amphibious assault ship pulling in here. fleet week in new york city. big crowds, big ships and celebrating our service members at sea. look at the hudson and see the parade of ships we've been checking out all morning. two navy ships and four u.s. naval patrol books are passing by the statute of liberty. freedom tower and the intrepid museum starting a week long celebration to honor the navy, coast guard and marines across all of new york city. this is an assault ship back in the new york harbor here. with the war in ukraine and israel raging on it is an important time to honor our service members. watch. >> when our nation is not in times of confl

david: well from senate judiciary, senator marsha blackburn. thank you for being here.t the intention of funding our enemies, the fact is that iran got so much money because of the end of maximum pressure that we saw against iran under the trump admin vagues that they were -- administration they were able to fund hamas and funding and some sophisticated help with the october 7 massacre that took place from iran so even if it wasn't the intention to help our enemy, isn't that the actual affect of what happened with the biden administration? >> you know, with the biden administration, david, what they wanted to do was appease iran. they thought this is what they were doing and even though they've been warned time and again, that appeasement does not work, and that you can't go negotiate with terrorists, they chose to do it anyway. they waived sanctions that donald trump had put in place. sanctions against iran selling their oil on the global market. so the biden administration waives that, iran starts selling that oil, they start bringing in about $1 billion a week when u

we will startith marsha. >> probably for you, steve. game plan since one month ago? still planned to be an eight-day docking to the space station, and by my count, that wouldrliest coming back on june 10, does that sound right? >> y would have that question. right now, theisys long to fulfl the objectives.some of the things we would like to do, and we would like to demonstrate the ability of what we call safe haven, which is the crew with star liner, simulated if there is a problem on iss, but the earliest landing would be around be a noncentral, landing atx wod be the first one, around 1016 central, and then we h■5ave a backup on june 11 -- 10:16 central, and then at 5:35 central time. again, once we get docked, we would like to time to check star liner out, check alls we need to do for the long increment flights. i would say that there is a chance that when we get to these opportunities, if we need to stayweather to get good, we will stay up a couple of hours. >> in the frontier. >>two questions for dana. first, do you need the progress eda to dock prior to cft lau

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. >> you know, marsha, we know that the terminology of outside agitators was used during the civil rightsement and people attempted to show that the movement was not legitimate. we understand that. but this police department cannot what's the political correct terminology. we are caught up on public safety. when individuals on the campus should not have been there, there were people who are professionals and we saw evidence of training, we saw a shift in tactics that were being used, and when you start using intelligence that intel was able to supply, we knew it was time to communicate directly with the school and say you have more than a peaceful protest on your hands. >> mr. mayor if i could add to that. as the letter said that we received from columbia, this was led by outside agitators. this was also stated in the letter that we received from columbia asked us to move in. >> i think we have a video we want to show you before we take some more questions. so play the video. [video being played] [chanting] [video being played] >> before we continue with questions the commissioner will gi

marsha blackburn, he says, like an energizer bunny when campaigning in 2018 she would go from stop top to stop. trump gave a nice not to north dakota governor saying this, i did not know this he was a supporter of mine my two campaigns, he's a very rich man. he's a very smart person, upstate new york when i met her, little did we realize that should be such a big factor. and congressman brian donald's is someone who created something very special politically, i like diversity, i like diversity. and donors worth millions of dollars all want a piece of him. then there's south dakota governor kristy, she is quote, somebody that i love. she's been with me as a supporter of mine and i've been a supporter of hers for a long time. whoever trump chooses for vp will have to debate this woman. >> madame vice president hamas wants a cease-fire and they've accepted a cease-fire deal, your reaction. >> shrimp and grits. south dakota governor and author of no going back joins me now. so governor hears the book, you'll be debating and if you are the vp kamala harris, what will you tell her. >> i've

including google have come out in support of this legislation, but one of the bill sponsors, senator marshalackburn said that social media companies are not doing enough to ensure all forms of abuse are dealt with. >> they have chosen the just turn that blind eye and not report it. and not police it, not clean up their network. now, that excuse is taken away and they're going to have to look for this. >> reporter: blackburn is also hoping to pass some larger bills dealing with kids online safety require social media sites to develop tools and protections to keep kids safe, but several of the measures are caught up in a wider debate on data privacy laws and it's just not clear at this point, guys, whether we're going to see some more information this year or if this bill is kind of the biggest thing we can expect congress to pass in this space >> in any case, it seems to be a clear move in one direction. emily, thanks. >>> joining us to talk more about the regulatory push, alex, the founder of big technology and cnbc contributor alex, just anecdotally speaking, there are events every week in

david: join us tomorrow senator marsh marsha blackburn, i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald,t" on fox business, now time for "the bottom line" with jackie and sean. jackie: thank you, david, great to see you. >>ed david: good to see you. >> he is a warrina

realize she would be such a big factor and she has positive comments about the rest senator lee, marshaburn, doug burgum the governor north dakota and congressman hunt of texas. >> so much to say about every single one. >> this is a long list of vice president, when you asked these potential vice presidents, when do they expect trump to make his selection, how do they feel about being the front runner, they're pretty modest. >> they want to speculate on the vp front, isolate this weekend the amount of talent that we have of the republican party is extraordinary, he doesn't just have a bunch of choices for vp. >> there is a lot of names that are in the mix i would love to have my name is one of them in the mix right now but it's a true testament to the strength of the republican party. >> we have no conversations if i'm on it who would know that amount supporting the president right now we've heard from all of the moving from from donald trump. i have no idea. the inside track i think trump's going to drag this out as long as possible, the one piece of drama left, it is a replay of actio

. >> harris: we just saw senator marsha blackburn of the great state of tennessee on with me yesterday. she criticized president biden for not taking executive action to make america safe by handling the border disaster. here is reaction from the white house. >> why should he have to do it unilaterally? why shouldn't we do it in a legislative way? let's not forget. that -- wait. so you are right. he took many executive actions before. but in order to deal with what is happening at the border, you need legislation. you need it to happen in a bipartisan way. >> harris: in "focus" with me now in washington, d.c., republican of louisiana and speaker of the house mike johnson is here. so first of all let's start with what the president is feckless on now. first he says he doesn't have the power, then he does to secure the border. what's the truth and why won't he carry out action? >> the truth is very clear and he knows that. i have presented to him myself, harris, a list of at least eight statutory authorities he has had since the day he walked in the oval office. remember, we documented 6

republicans are coalescing around the former president. 8 republican senators including marco rubio marshackburn, jdi vance vowing to no longer cooperate with democrats, signing a letter that said the white house has made a mockery of the rule of law. senator mike lee writing on! strongly worded statements are not enough. those who turned our judicial system into a political fragile must be held accountable. we are no longer cooperating with any democratic legislative priorities or nominations, and we invite all concerned senators to join our stand. and it's not just then. you have the house speaker mike johnson saying he thinks this should be appealed to the supreme court and you have the house judiciary committee led by jim jordan saying they are now demanding the testimony of da alvin bragg and prosecutor michael klein angelo. >> neil: thank you very much. brian alanis outside trump tower. no nate foy outside new york state supreme court. nate has been enjoying so much. he's not leaving but tell us the fallout for this because obviously donald trump has to return there but there's the i

she just retired, former mayor my friend marsha fudge who made a commitment to section 8 vouchers for this project. all the things that had to happen to make this pencil out to get this work done has been extraordinary and i just want to thank from the bottom of my heart, the people who put the time in, who put the resources in, who made it really personal and who helped deliver this project for the sunnydale community. thank you all so much and thank you everyone for being here today. [applause] >> so, by way of introduction of the housing authority, we are lucky to have commissioner torres with us. he has many other rolls. you pay your taxes through him among other things and also a unbelievable champion and want to echo the mayor's comments. i was thinking about it last night bought tonia was nice enough to attend our event and just thinking what a incredibly hard job to run a housing authority thin midst of a transformation. no one gives you the credit for propping up a very very difficult ship and i think i just want to say thanks to you and everybody else there. it must be a unb

the judge also asked potential jurors if they were aware of new of people like chris coons and marsha attorney abbe lowell. they aren't accused of wrongdoing but could be mentioned during the trial. now we're expecting an eight to nine week trial once they get started. his wife, nadine, will go on trial in july. it is unclear on the senator's re-election plans. dana. >> dana: all right, chad, thank you so much as that gets underway. what have you got? >> president biden: israel has the right to defend itself and its people. full stop. we stand with israel. united states stands with israel. i made it clear that if they go into rafah, they haven't gone into rafah yet, if they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah and that deal with the cities and that problem. >> bill: if you are confused about u.s. policy you wouldn't be alone at the moment as we see smoke over the gaza skyline. the "wall street journal" is now reporting today a bit earlier today that president biden has signed a deal with israel and will move forward on a $1 b

shot in the arm after protesting the odessa of marsha how does this effect america and how does it effect women. is there a chance that you could have a leader come in that is more supportive of the women there? >> so i think it's really important to remember that supreme leader ayatollah khomeini who sets the policy for iran. and certainly risey was a protege he is not determining the policy. domestic oppression including of women, especially of women will continue. i don't think and also i think that a new president, when one is chosen, will fall in line with the supreme leader's wishes. tharntiond ainsley, you are absolutely right, is the i do cot tommy we see in iran right now where people don't want this they want more freedom they don't want this life and money being spent on overseas terrorist operations this, i cho continue. >> steve: thank you for getting up and talking about the breaking news. >> all right. >> ainsley: thanks, dan. now to another fox news alert. former president trump's new york trial resumes this morning as michael cohen prepares to take the stand today. >> bri

but it is important for the jury to know judge marsha, notwithstanding, i don't think i agree with his reaction to that. it's important for a jury to no, not that they have any sentencing role it's important for a jury to know the consequences of convicting somebody in a criminal case, three periods. >> jerry cheri does know, but it's the job of a job of a defense leonardo a hammer that home this case. >> and about this jury is that you've got to lawyers on the jury. they understand that that's off limits. it'll be interesting to see how herbert civil lawyers that's not true they knew, or maybe maybe they don't know but uh, but it'll be interesting to see how they interpret that slip of the tongue are intentional message to them, everyone. thank you very much for all of that conversation coming up next, former trump inside or anthony scaramucci reacts to today's closing remarks and the trunk children who showed up today in court all right. plus, speaking of surprise, appearances, did the biden campaign's decision to put robert janeiro at court land or was it a flop and we have more bre

guess steinglass said they may recall the cspan archivist to testify a judge marsha and s for a timeust saw, have donald trump and keith schiller together that we'll get to the jury. it's just a question of do they have to drag this guy from c-span back into the courtroom to say, yes, i'm what c-span. yes, that's a video that we aired. yes, that's where october 24. that'll happen. but the judge is saying, okay, well, look i can make the defense at greta this so prosecutors, you may need to call this guy back and it sounds like they went they need to i'm all for defense attorneys holding their ground. and this. >> we'll see the transcript later. >> de and see exactly how this played out. this seems to be kind of silly because they could agree to, because there's no disk dispute realistically, that the cspan video is what it says is and we'd had testimony or earlier in the trial regarding how c-span does this. so if there's no problem, if it's not offensive, prejudicial hearsay, whatever else you just let it into court just getting answered as well. >> joshua steinglass, the one of the

she's in secure a secure judge who knows what they're doing, like judge kaplan, like judge marsha, and there are two judges who were able to control trump. they know what they're doing, they're very experienced, and they're confident. so they rule. we call it rule enroll. >> we did. she doesn't rule and roles. she rules on reserves or to reserve person doesn't rule. >> and that's not the way to move a case along. let me just vouch, having been ruled enrolled via your honor, judge, finland does know how to move a case quickly. i think it's important that we call out again this lai that is spreading now alarmingly quickly that there was some effort to hesitate, give insight, but to assassinate donald trump. it's so ridiculous, but i think the most important way to understand it is if we see where the light comes from. so in the search warrant documents in a federal search warrant, and i think we have this that we can put up on the screen. there is a standard piece of paper that basically says here at law enforcement officers of the department of justice may use deadly force only when nec

. >> i think the judge judge marsha and had to say that to donald trump because it's it's over and over and over again. but the interesting thing to note is the prosecution in the original hearing about his violating the gag order? did not ask for jail time. they wanted the fine punishment which everybody knows. what's $9,000 to donald trump. it's worth its weight in gold and publicity alone so i think we'll see more of threats and eventually it's going to be have to be so egregious for donald trump to go to jail over violations all right. >> misty marris, stacey schneider. thanks to both you and as the new york hush money cover up, trial resumes, you can join me for special coverage in the morning starting at 9:30 eastern right here on cnn. that's tomorrow. >> just hours ago, convicted rapist harvey weinstein, stepped back into a new york courtroom just days after his conviction, there had been overturned. >> could he get a brand new trial? with a brand new judge? that's next hello ghostbusters it's duck. >> we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutua

know i'm just wondering how judge clear the courtroom, please cleathe courtroom bottom line judge marsha, who is normally soft-spoken, measured. he was furious today. the judge cleared that courtroom and dressed down the witness, all of which served mostly to distract from what would have otherwise been a pretty strong de for the defense the prosecution's star witness, michael cohen, while he may have flown a little too close to the sun and scorch the government's case against the former president in the process. trump's lawyers backed michael cohen into a shocking admission that the fixer is a thief now on the stand, cohen said that he took $60,000 from payments that he had received from trump, which included reimbursement for the hush money that he ultimately paid to stormy daniel's. the very payments that are at the core of this trial that is an alleged crime that cohen never faced charges four joining me now is former counsel to president trump during is first impeachment. robert ray, from a federal prosecutor, gene rossi, and washington correspondent for new york magazine, olivia ne

you need him to stop talking about donald trump in this trial and brynn today, judge marsha can also suggested that the former organization cfo, the trump organization, cfo allen weisselberg that he could be brought in to testify. >> i think he's in prison right now. how would that work yeah. >> look, allen weisselberg's name has come up a bunch in this trial from other witnesses. prosecutors allege she's a part of this conspiracy, right. so they need it's a close the loop on why jurors are not hearing test him, testify, and they essentially want to bring forward an argument and this is something that they made without the jurors in the room to the judge basically, a severance agreement that weisselberg has with the trump organization. now, the defendant said what that is highly prejudicial should not be allowed, but before the just said, he'll make because decision, he says, listen to the prosecution even asked about one weisselberg wants to. that's to buy. and the prosecution said no. so essentially, the judge said, well, let's bring them in without the jurors here. let's see if he