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is an msnbc legal analyst. so, blayne, what can you tell us about the move by the georgia court of appeals this morning? >> well, jose, i think the bottom line of this is that this kind of long almost side show that has been taking over the fulton county trial for the better part of the first half of the year is not over. it is now just entering round two. so what we learned is that the georgia court of appeals has agreed to hear an appeal on this. you'll remember, of course, just a reminder to our viewers, this was the issue we were talking about in fulton county, fulton county district attorney fani willis there on the screen was accused of financially benefiting from a personal relationship which she was having with her then special prosecutor nathan wade, who you see walking into the courtroom right there. well, at the end of -- in the middle of last month, basically, the judge rules that fani willis could stay on the case. she could continue her prosecution of the former president and his co-defendants, bu

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he is also an msnbc political analyst.gin our conversation by apologizing to you both when i interrupt you. symone, black voters were pivotal to president biden in 2020 they're possibly more important this time around. what are the stakes here for him? >> to say they're extremely high, joe biden's coalition was not the obama coalition, it wasn't the clinton coalition, it was a uniquely biden coalition and included base democratic voters, substantial amount of black voters, latino voters and aapi voters, young people and also a number of independents and some republican voters. joe biden, though, i see he's about to speak, cannot be successful without black voters and i think the campaign realizes that given their investment. >> all right, so that's -- is that -- that's not him live. i want to -- let's just be clear. >> oh, okay. >> he's about to speak, so, brendan, meanwhile, one of the top issues on voters' minds is immigration. a new quinnipiac poll finds immigration is the most urgent concern for voters. the economy com

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he had a very long interview on msnbc earlier this afternoon. i want to play just a clip of that and talk a little bit about his role in how we ended up here today. >> were you surprised by the verdict? >> no. i was not. i've spoken -- i've been on so many of the shows on msnbc and i've told you all along that the facts speak for themselves. the documents speak for themselves. the facts are the facts, and at the end of the day, the facts are what prevailed here. >> so many things have struck me about michael. we've probably all interviewed him at some point in time. he's not exactly a wall flower. he's a pretty aggressive guy in general. he was quite calm there. he seemed to be quite calm in the courtroom. i just want to start with you, katie. i mean, watching him, you've been in the courtroom every day, what the the role he played here? i mean, was it the role people expected him to play? was he a better witness than people expected? was it because they had a strategy that was everything leading up to him? what worked or didn't work about micha

let me bring in msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin, and msnbc contributor and "new york times" investigativee craig. they've been in the court overflow room all morning, which is where members of the press can listen to what's going on because of limited space inside the courtroom. usually when i go to you, lisa, right when you come out at the lunch break i ask you, you know, what your big headline is, which i think implies like what was the most important thing legally? but so much of what i read today got my attention, and i imagine got the attention of the jury. so i'm kind of asking you a two-part question. is there one thing legally and another you think may have clicked something for the jury? >> i think legally the one thing that i think is important to understand is that keith davidson is no angel, but notwithstanding that, when his client went forward and denied her relationship with donald trump, he and she were careful about the language that they used. they didn't see it as inconsistent with the nondisclosure agreement that she signed or with the existence of what actually had tr

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all three are msnbc political analysts.hould we make of the campaign focusing on the possibility of jail time? is that simply a way of activating the base, or does it suggest maybe even a real fear of being jailed? >> well, i do think, you know, historically donald trump has been afraid of being put in prison or jail. no question about it. it's not going to happen in the next 24 hours. i mean, let's face it, if there's a verdict today or tomorrow, the judge then has to set a sentencing hearing. there will be appeals. you know, this is not going to be happening between now and the election. i don't think anybody should be fooled, but of course it's more dramatic to say i could be jailed tomorrow, just like it's more dramatic to pretend joe biden was trying to assassinate him by distorting the rules of an fbi search. it's a way of galvanizing his supporters to make himself a victim and grievance politics are at the heart of his appeal. this is what he's doing in that waiting room just near the courtroom. >> trump already has

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attorney and msnbc contributor chuck rosenberg. and msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. good to have you all with us. >> chuck, i'm curious, your first impressions of what happened yesterday, what americans should be looking at, what they should be focusing on as we move forward. >> yeah, it's going to be hard, i think, for our very divided country, joe, to look at this the way i do. i mean, i think it's relatively simple. the government presented a compelling case. they deducea i adduced the fact wanted, asked the questions, and juries understood it. juries often do. statistically speaking, most juries convict most of the time, and that's what happened here. you know, i was thinking about, believe it or not, a national science foundation poll, joe, that shows about a quarter of americans -- and this has been consistent over time -- believe that the sun revolves around the earth. you know, for those keeping score at home, it doesn't. so i think it is hard to convince people that what happened in new york happens routinely and regularly around the country. juries hear the

eastern on msnbc. i'll see you tomorrow morning on vele she. if you're in the chicago area i might see you in person. i'll be at the chicago humanities festival tomorrow along with my friend and colleague, jen psaki. i'll be at herman hall at 3:00 p.m. for a conversation about the responsibilities of citizenship and social justice and my small book, small acts of courage. for tickets go to chicago humanities.org. hope to see you tomorrow. that's tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle begins right now. >>> former president donald trump's new york hush money trial is off today as the former president attends his youngest son's high school graduation in florida. >> for a moment it looked like the house republicans might lose control of the floor because so many republicans have been going up to see donald trump at his criminal trial. >> there are things we could say that president trump is unjustly not allowed to say. >> the judicial system in our country has been westernized against president trump. >> this is a scam, it is a sha

joining us now msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos and charles coleman. danny, let's start with you here on set. what was your reaction to the verdict? >> any one, any lawyer, anyone who says they knew what was going to happen is making it up. it is really easy now to say i see how the jury had their path to a conviction, and i think a lot of people did say that prior to the verdict, but you never know. no lawyer ever knows, no regular citizen ever knows. you do not know until they render the verdict, and i suspect over the weeks and years as we perhaps hear from some of those jurors, i predict we will be surprised at some of the things they seized upon and some of the things that maybe weren't as important to them. so overall i mean the next big question is sentencing, what will happen at sentencing. and my big question is what will the prosecution seek given that they know that the odds are i think somewhat in favor of a nonincarceration sentence, what political decision will the manhattan d.a.'s office make in asking for an incarceration sentence or pr

" here on msnbc.reat seeing you. this charge is typically a misdemeanor. what has been elevated to a felony. tell us how that shapes the jury's objectives. >> yeah, so, jose, let's refresh everybody's recollection. this is your 12 jurors. you got seven men and five women. but what they're really focusing on, what is the crime. so the underlying misdemeanor is the falsification of business records. and in order to make it a felony, there had to have been the intent to commit or conceal another crime. so, a lot of people are asking, what do you mean, katie what is that other crime? in new york, and according to the prosecution, the other crime that trump was going to commit was a violation of new york election law. and basically it is when you promote or prevent the election of a person to a public office by using unlawful means. but then people say, well, what unlawful means? the jury instructions make it clear that the unlawful means do not have to be agreed upon by all 12 of the jurors. and so, the j

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let me bring in msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin, and msnbc contributor and "new york times" investigativeorter sue craig who have been in the overflow room where members of the press can listen to what's going on because there's limited space inside the courtroom. i'm going to pick up right there, lisa, who is the hope hicks we saw on the stand or rather, i should say, you saw on the stand? >> the hope hicks that i saw on the stand today, chris, was the one that i was expecting, but i'm not sure that everybody in the legal field was. when michael cohen pled guilty and after the southern district of new york decided that they were no longer going to be investigating anybody in connection with an investigation, you remember in the summer of 2019, they released a bunch of documents relating to the cohen investigation including some search warrants, and those search warrant affidavits go through in methodical detail who talked to who and when in october of 2016, and there were a number of calls between michael cohen and hope hicks. there has been an assumption on many people's parts that that

eastern right here on msnbc. >>> now i want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin, and "new york times" investigative reporter, suzanne craig who are also in the courthouse in the overflow room today. about an hour ago, katy tur came out, and we were asking about sort of the mood and tenor. she said it was calm, quiet, almost serene, and i said we're kind of looking for that john grisham moment. she said we have not had that. and she texted me five minutes ago maybe, and she said we just had your grisham moment. i'm eating my hat. and we heard lawrence describe the crescendo of todd blanche just now as the most important biggest point the defense has scored so far. lisa, is that how you see it? >> it's absolutely how i feel. and some of us have been having a conversation about whether or not this should have come out earlier. there's no question in my mind that todd blanche is five-plus hours in. this should have and could have come out earlier. there was a lot of wasted time. particularly today, todd blanche spent an hour-plus talking about michael cohen's interest in getti

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i want to bring in michael steele, and msnbc political analyst and co-host of "the weekend" on msnbc.mer rnc chairman. so, michael, we are seeing more trump allies show up in court this week. rick scott, senator from florida the latest, along with some of his campaign aides like boris epstein, eric trump is the only family member who has been in court throughout these proceedings. what do you make of what vaughn just shared with us and those comments from senator scott? >> well, all the little ducklings are starting to follow behind mother duck. and, you know, i'm sure we're going to start to see a parade of folks fly into this case, fly up to new york, could be a part of this narrative. i take note that donald trump just kind of walked by rick scott. i assume he knows who the senator is -- >> there he is coming back in. >> with trump, you never know. >> sorry to interrupt you. we're showing that the former president is now heading back in to the courthouse. i'm sorry, michael, continue. >> okay. yeah. this is the other thing, i mean, i don't think we need to detail every movement of

he's a national security analyst for nbc news and msnbc. clint, let's start with the cease-fire talks and then we'll move to the invasion there in rafah. i was in the white house briefing room yesterday. john kirby, the national security spokesman for the counsel ilwas reluctant to comment on this at all. it seemed hamas agreed to a proposal but not the proposal israel said they would be comfortable with. are we in the final stages here and a deal could be on the horizon and/or is this yet another moment where talks get close and then fall apart? >> yeah, jonathan, i think the military operation you showed there right at the start of this segment is actually part of the diplomatic plan in many ways where israel is trying to create and maintain pressure on that last strong hold on rafah while also pushing hamas to come to the negotiating table. it's a tough position, though, really for israelis. they don't want hamas to remain in governance of gaza. it's not real clear what the outcome from the instatewide be for those negotiations. there is

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