new york city. by extension i think a little bit of new york state. kind of hand in hand with the supply conversation. we have a little bit of context in new york city. we have 3 million housing units about a million of them are home ownership about 1 million are unregulated rental units in 1 million are regulated rental units. we have very heavy regulated and protects a lot of low income people. there is still a large amount that is unregulated. people are not generally looking at market rate luxury towers, they are looking at smaller three-10 related units or even basement apartments are owner occupied three unit buildings. there is a real desire as we talk about supply from the tenant advocacy side to increase the protections in new york city and in new york state. i think for us that is part of the conversation. trying to make very clear that supply is our number one path to success and we need people to stay focused on that. not tenant protections and no supply or we will just continue to be a crisis level in new york city. >> now we are getting t

there's been sort of the racism that exist -- aware not land but in the new york city and new york state housing ecosystem has gotten a bigger voice of people talking about access to high opportunity areas and not allowing suburbs to continue what is effectively impacting the red-lining we have seen so long we passed a bill to not allow people to discriminate based on source of facebook so if you have a section eight voucher we had a settlement the other day there is brokers or rampant and latent discrimination. so i think all of those voices are voices that had traditionally been in the pro housing, pro supply and pro development and that is giving us wind and we also have a great new bill yes, in god's back yard bringing churches two the land use conversation. we long will church redevelopment in new york city and rest of the state powerful jinx for development but looking with per tools an another great voice. >> a lot of religious institutions tend to be house rich if you will. that is they have facilities, they are cash poor so this helps them sustained themselves. >> absolutely. an

these are felony crimes in new york state. we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. the defendant repeatedly made false statements on new york business records. he also cost -- caused others to make false statements. the defendant claimed he was paying michael cohen for legal services performed in 2017. this simply was not true. and it was a false statement that the defendant made month after month in 2017. april, may, june and so on. through the rest of the year. for nine straight months, the defendant held documents in his hand containing this key lie that he was paying michael cohen legal services performed in 2017. and he personally signed checks for payments to michael cohen for each of these nine months. in total, a grand jury found there were 34 documents with this critical false statement. why did donald trump repeatedly make these false statements? the evidence will show he did so to cover up crimes relating to the 2016 election. donald trump, executives of the publishing company american media inc.,

four years ago of two sex crimes in new york and sentenced to 23 years in prison, but continued to deny any nonconsensual sexual activity. >> what other new york state court of appeals has overturned that conviction? that's bringing down defense attorney misty marris to discuss why mr. good morning to you. so this is about the test stem one relating to prior bad acts explain how that testimony and those witnesses led to this decision to overturn yeah absolutely good morning. >> so basically in new york state, prior bad acts, witnesses, meaning witnesses that have nothing to do with the charges that are actually against the person in the courtroom. there is a very, very narrow set of circumstances in new york were prior bad act testimony uncharged crimes, witnesses relating to an individual's propensity to commit a crime is allowed in in the harvey weinstein case for women whose allegations were not charged, were permitted to testify before the court. the appellate the court looked at that and said this was improper under the new york state rules relating to prior bad acts. it was too prejudicial to the defendant. and in addition to that, because all

so he had no work by having a heart attack with the new york state system time to watch by the whole world. >> and >> so we, if we think we have a very inflicted, highly conflicted, judge, you shouldn't be on the case he is rushing this trial and was doing as much as he can for the democrats. this is a biden inspired, which, and it should end and it should end very quickly. thank you

might possibly reach a decision before the 2024 election it's the new york hush money trial fox news nate fully lived from new york statesupreme court in new york city with the latest. good to see you. >> what is you. cross-examination of former american media ceo and president david becker underway and will continue tomorrow at the end of court, there is a dispute over the jury left about the way phrase the question. the judge agreed and needs to be addressed with the jury first thing in the morning but the cross-examination began with hecker explaining publishing stories about trump was good for his business and he let chuck know about negative stories as early as 1998. long before he got involved in politics. becker explained summer stories for arnold schwarzenegger story about tiger woods during his direct examination today. pecker says he hasn't spoke to thompson's 2019 but when asked if he had negative feelings, he said was the opposite, trump acted as a mentor for him and even though they haven't spoken, he is still considering him a good friend. he did talk about a nonprosecution agreement which american media e

federal election law under which michael cohen was convicted, a new york state election law that prohibits conspiring to promote or prevent the election of any person to public office through illegal means in new york tax law because the payments were grossed up. that's ruth marcus writing about the legal back and forth in today's washington post. the 34 felony count indictments all kinds of records the prosecutor said donald trump falsified as he reimbursed michael cohen for those payments to stormy daniels, 11 invoices, 12 general ledger entries adding

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the company was not properly vetted in the state of new york, that's a problem. r less now to follow the paperwork demonstrating they have the wherewithal and if they don't, new york state attorney general tomorrow will try to find other avenues for collecting the money that residents of new york state will be guaranteed to be paid. the whole thing is a mess and does not have many good financial avenues at this point . >> the clock is ticking on donald trump in so many ways. tim o'donnell and andrew wiseman, thank you very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> while donald trump spent his day as a criminal defendant in a manhattan courtroom, the biden harris campaign was on the move today, vice president kamala harris was in the crucial state of nevada, reminding voters there that donald trump is fully responsible for overturning roe versus wade and threatening reproductive rights for women throughout the country. simon rosenberg will join us next. ♪ ("good feeling" by flo rida feat. atr) ♪ this is a hot flash. (♪♪) this is a hot fla

that that is taking place in front of an extremely crazed charge, the most overturned judge in new york stateed judge in new york state, overturned 45 times for five times for that case alone. you know who it is, i don't have to mention it, i want to be very nice. but i thing like that at anything like what is going on should never be happening, it is a very sad day in america, i can tell you that. thank you very much. figs can tell you that. thank you very much. �* , ., , can tell you that. thank you very much. a , ., ., much. as has become common, donald trump making — a brief statement outside the court room before proceedings begin today. let's cross to new york and speak with our correspondent, nada tawfik. a legal double—header for donald trump today. two matters before two differentjudges in new york, can you explain to us and remind us what has happened in this bond hearing? absolutely. itjust underscores how many cases donald trump is facing because literally right behind me are the two courts. this bond hearing is starting at the top of the hour, so very shortly, and that is related

that's taking place in front of an extremely crazed judge who is the most overturned judge in new york state. he was overturned four or five times on that case alone. you know who it is. i want to be nice and don't mention names. i want to be very nice. a thing like what is going on right here should never be happening. a very sad day in america, i can tell you that. thank you very much.

stay tuned for that at the new york state supreme court, dueling courts today. more to come tomorrow. we will sea you then. 's v. >> more on that in a moment not that. day 7 on trial for trump we are live in new york where today's session is expected to wrap shortly. the former president is expected to emerge from the courtroom and make remarks when he does we martha: are there. the former national enquirer publisher david pecker on the stand and now being questioned by the trump legal team. earlier he detailed a phone call he had with the former president about payments made to karen mcdougal. he claimed trump was upset that stormy daniels broke in agreement not to use his name. and welcome everyone and sandra smith and for neil cavuto, this is your world. it's a busy day in the trump legal world we've got you covered with fox team coverage. nate foy on the new york trial of what's going on inside the courtroom right now. are legal eagles jonathan and andy mccarthy, katie czajkowski are here. we begin with nate in new york. hague nate. >> reporter: hey sandra.

. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump walking into the courtroom on the 15th floor of new york state supreme court in lower manhattan. the first president in u.s. history to stand trial as a criminal defendant. >> nothing like this has ever happened before. there's never been anything like it. this is an outrage that this case was brought. >> reporter: trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush payment to porn star stormy daniels, to keep their alleged affair secret from voters during the 2016 campaign. in court, the former president sitting stern-faced as jury selection began. the task? picking 12 jurors and sixal tern gnats to pass judgment on one of the most famous men on the planet. trump flicking his eyes toward the first 96 potential jurors as they filed in. one woman giggling, hand over her mouth, eyebrows raised as she recognized him. judge juan merchan explaining, "a fair juror is a person who has no bias or prejudice in favor of or against a party or witness." with trump watching from the defense table, more than half the potential jurors then ra

in the new york state court _ it on tv. is a little bit behind closed doors it— now it is a little bit behind closed doors it is— now it is a little bit behind closed doors. it is very dependent on secondary— doors. it is very dependent on secondary perception, on great recording — secondary perception, on great recording by folks like you, but it is a little — recording by folks like you, but it is a little bit concerning in the us that people can actually see what is happening. but there is extreme interest— happening. but there is extreme interest in— happening. but there is extreme interest in the supreme court argument. lots of concern on the liberal. _ argument. lots of concern on the liberal, progressive side. they seem to think— liberal, progressive side. they seem to think the — liberal, progressive side. they seem to think the president should be removed — to think the president should be removed for almost any act. and that a present— removed for almost any act. and that a present can be outdid knowing that the c

that let's take place in front of an extremely crazed judge and it's the most overturn judge in new york state. he was overturned four or five times, or that case that's you know, who it is or not to mention names. i want to be nice i want to be very nice. >> but i think like that i think like what's going on right here? >> we should never be happening. it's a very, very sad de, in america. i can tell you that. thank you very much

he established the department of finance of new york, which now wrecked second in size in power to the united states. and when he retired from office, the task had set himself out to accomplish had successfully completed completed. tale of the new york library. andrew in free education and libraries for all. new york largely had private library had two private library the astor and the lenox. he first to suggest that combining both private libraries and the creation of a large private or large public library system which would include one main library and many branches. the main library would house. the combined archives of the astor and the lennox. it would ideally for research samuel tilden shared andrew's vision. it was tillman's intent to financially support this. he died. andrew, one of his three executors and due to bring this wish to fruition, his will a few million dollars to be divided up amongst nieces and nephews and 5 million for a trust with the intent to build what would be known as the new york public library. his manhattan mansions and 200 acres. 99 room grade stone estate were to be

the pole came out yesterday i wrote who's both, only dumped ten points in new york state and lost by n 2020. he's closing in new york, what does that tell you? [laughter] >> maybe running for governor. these things don't happen by accident. the bodega visit was arranged ahead of time about democrats crime, specifically alvin bragg. the interesting thing about the stop yesterday, the construction site was thursday morning that happened just a few hours after joe biden and washington appear before the association so the mucky muck and suits officials there and all the hardhats and rank-and-file members working for cheering donald trump, that was not an accident that they came together. >> just give me 30 seconds, immunity, what they make a decision, remand lower court? that will postpone the trial and what happened before the election. >> i think the supreme court arguments yesterday and couldn't have gone better for us. a lot of fun to be there. we felt really good coming out of those arguments. i think the court is justifiably thinking about this in terms of how to protect the institu

but it is 2026 crimes conviction in new york state confirmed it. judges have now overturn that in order to new trial . in a 43 decision new york's highest court said the judge and the original trial allowed to cross examination that portrayed the powerful producer in a negative light. the judge also allowed testimony from women who claimed weinstein had assaulted them, but were not part of the case. the 2020 guilty verdict along with newspaper articles in statements from well known actresses lead to weinsteins downfall. some of whom are dismayed by the latest ruling. this today as an active institutional, the trail and our institutions betray survivors as male, sexual violence. and we need to work within and without the systems to start having what is known as institutional courage. none of this means weinstein will be freed . he is in prison in new york and was separately sentenced to 16 years for another rate in los angeles. the new decision is still a disappointment for some women. uh well, i saw it about an hour ago and headlines and i gotta say it made me sick to my stomach. i'm a

or less now to file the paperwork demonstrating they have the wherewithal, and if they don't, new york stater avenues working at the money that new york residents could be guaranteed to be paid. the whole thing is a mess and he does not have many good avenues financially for getting around this. >> the clock is ticking on trump's in so many ways. thank you both very much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thank you. >>> while trump spent his day as a criminal defendant in the manhattan courtroom, the biden and harris campaign was on the move today. vice president kamala harris was in the crucial state of nevada reminding voters that trump is fully responsible for overturning roe v wade and threatening reproductive rights for women throughout the country. simon will join us next. next. start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off at midnight. she works a lot, a whole lot. we don't get to eat in the early morning. we just wait ti

with he basically stole the 2016 election from hillary clinton but we looked at the law, a new york statemisdemeanor and only covers new york state elections and local basis and not federal elections. are we wrong here? >> it is a week. i think. in order to elevate this from misdemeanor to pony, which they had to do because the statute of the petitions on misdemeanor has already run, they had to claim trump ossified records in order to correct a felony or commit a felony and that felony is apparently shipped strategies on this quantity eight office but the main felony they are talking about this federal election law and a problem this caught the department of justice look at the and decide if there was no case. alvin bragg's predecessor look at that and decided there was no case biden gets elected in his justice department decides there's no case and alvin bragg originally decided there was no case. he changed his mind under pressure. you're talking about events that happened eight years ago, even liberal prominent liberal law professors and commentators have said this is a real strain an

new york times". it puts donald trump just 10 points behind president biden in new york state, 47-37. do you think it's winnable for him? >> i think he absolutely should. whether it's winnable or not, you know, it's still going to be a tough state for him to win, but we've seen in the last three major election cycles every region of new york state move further to the right. as you know, our dear friend lee zeldin, who i was proud to help lead his campaign, we came just shy of winning the governorship, so trump should make a play here. we are the media market capital of the country. what he says and does here will resonate around the country, and this is so many effective targets for him to go after. that sienna poll also had a number normal of issues where determine accurates were getting clobbered on things like crime. he could highlight all of those. stuart: he could. charlie's still with me. do you think new york state is winnable for donald trump? for example, the big rally in madison square garden? what do you think? >> i would definitely make that rally, there's no doubt about i

>> there is no election fraud that occurred in new york state. there any votes that change that would've made any difference in new york state by anything that happened here even if it were true. if you took the new york das definition of election fraud than you will open up the floodgates of prosecution. why don't some red state das then prosecute all those intelligence officials whose headhunter biden's laptop was russian misinformation. that's the kind of thing that can go on now if they get away with this kind of prosecution of donald trump. >> meantime you have michael keohane who says this about trump. >> six weeks of having to park his [ bleep ] at the defendants table and keep his [ bleep ] mouth shut is not going to be easy. how is he going to stay awake? no food or drink is allowed in the courtroom. how is he going to get is caffeine fix? >> trace: he just trashes the former president and the former president can't say a word. >> this is why the justice department did not bring this case. michael cohen is the star witness. he had pled g

-officially. ...that you are running for governor of the great state of new york-- the empire state.ire state, absolutely. all right. i'm gonna call it right now. [cheers and applause] in a telltale sign of his hubris, spitzer was so confident he would become governor, he started staffing his administration years before the election. one time spitzer said to me, "there's someone i'd like to interview to be lieutenant governor, but i wouldn't wanna be rejected." then i realized he's talking about me. and he was right. i didn't wanna be lieutenant governor. and at the time, hillary clinton was the junior senator from new york, so i said to spitzer, "if hillary clinton becomes president, you pick the new senator. i would be your guy." and spitzer said something to me at that point. it was very prophetic... and all i could say to that was, "physician, heal thyself." [laughs] when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come tru

in da, and the way that you bring and try cases is you try them based upon what to go first a new york stateev spoken to spit -- several das about this, a new york state people in jail are a priority in terms of timing. or person is charged with a violent crime gets as ay. priority. so think about the fact that we are backlogged with this, i'm not talking about the extensiono of covid-19 of the stature of limitations, but because of the backlog, every major da office n new york state is trying to taks -- trying cases, violent cases s from 21 and 2022, they are not trying cases where the defendanw is not in jail and why it's on a violent crime. yet you come to manhattan which has 55 times the caseload of the das that i spoke with and therek taking thein case out of orderee where the defendant is not in a jail, it's not a violent crimee because they want to make suredd they can prorate donald trump as a convicted felon in front of the american people. and the idea of a speedy trial is not for the prosecution, it's for the defence. you couple this with the violation, the discovery violation of

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jonna spilbor and lydia hu is with fox business outside the new york state supreme court to give us an update. hi, lydia. >> good morning. that hearing about this bond issue is about to get underway any moment. lawyers took their seats inside the court for both trump, insurance company and the new york attorney general's office. lawyers for the a.g. are asking the court to invalidate this $175 million bond because they have questions about whether the insurance company could actually pay that bond if they had to. lawyers for the attorney general's office write this. knight specialty insurance company is a small insurer that is not authorized to write business in new york and that's not regulated by the state's insurance department and has a total policy holder sur plisse of just $138 million. less than the $175 million needed. but executives with knight specialty say the former president put up cash in the form of a brokerage account as collateral. the a.g. says that trump still has access to that account and so they argue it is not secure. you may recall an appeals court reduced the a

now, you read in judge merchan's order there suggesting that under state -- new york state orders, thatis not able -- is not within his discretion to increase the fine amount. that's why it was just $1,000 per violation. he said that it could lead him, if donald trump were to violate again, to consider possible jail as a consequence for him to ensure that he is at least tempted to not violate the gag order in attacking not only the witnesses but also by discussing openly and publically the jury in this trial. what's your reaction to this ruling and threat from the judge this morning? >> it was right -- we were waiting for it. it's about time. the judge gave himself wiggle room. everyone who looks at it, he was fined $1,000 apiece, $9,000, saying the next time he will be incarcerated. that's not what the judge said. he said, if necessary and appropriate under the circumstances, incarceration might be necessary if there's more flagrant violations from donald trump. the judge gave himself some wiggle room in case donald trump once again posts something that attacks a witness or a juror. it

this week he will focus heavily on efforts to get on a ballot in new york state. he's trying to get 45,000. we will hear patrolman candidate holding a rally out on long island. >> thank you very much. >>> let's bring in the political panel energy regulatory commission candidate neil and former new york state senator david. gentleman, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with a sound bite from president biden last night at the white house correspondents dinner known as the nerd prom. >> look, age is the only thing we have in common. my vice president actually endorses me. >> is that effective, neil? >> it's funny. the president is trying to get out ahead of these things. doing friendly interviews. i'm a howard stern fan and he did a nice interview with howard. he was sharp and good and managing the age questions. as the interview went on, you could tell his fatigue was setting in. howard carried him towards the end of the interview. he said in that interview he was willing to debate donald trump anywhere, any time. a 90 minute debate. if he can't maintai

federal election law under which michael cohen was convicted, a new york state election law that prohibits conspiring to promote or prevent the election of any person to public office through illegal means in new york tax law because the payments were grossed up. that's ruth marcus writing about the legal back and forth in today's washington post. the 34 felony count indictments all kinds of records the prosecutor said donald trump falsified as he reimbursed michael cohen for those payments to stormy daniels, 11 invoices, 12 general ledger entries adding those up and you get 34 felony counts. this is ronald in lawton, oklahoma. good morning. >> good morning john, thank you c-span. it's a great day in america. all the americans crying because of trump, they'll get exactly what they get. so welcome to the world, the real world. all the republicans and democrats you live your life how you want and this is what you get. god is taking over your life. thank you you c-span, goodbye. host: that's ronald in oklahoma. this is robert in texas, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. let's ta

new york work. we will be doing a number of large rallies, it will be exciting. we think we have a good chance of winning new york. swing states, we are beating and everyone of them, and by a lot, not a little. the difference, the 1.6%, when you look at 1.6 gdp, that was a number nobody thought was possible. that is a real bad number. looks like the projections are heading in the wrong direction. that is why the stock market is down big today. in the meantime, i'm at this trial. my constitutional rights have been taken away from me. every single expert, every legal scholar, every respected scholar has said there is no case here. this is just a political witch hunt.

sites throughout the state of new york that is critically important in the aftermath of a of an event like this >> and while the quake didn't last long, ten seconds or so by some accounts, it left an impression with those who felt an arid it should be noticed that so far there have been 11 after sox, most of them too small to be felt like anyone. but again, it's another reminder that there are fault lines on the eastern seaboard and they do move aaron. >> thank you very much. jason carroll, chad myers, as i mentioned, standing by a forest as well. so chad 4.0 magnitude aftershock is coming eight hours after the initial 4.8, which was felt as, as, as many of us felt it right throughout the northeast so could more aftershocks becoming and could they be big >> i think four is probably as big as we're going to get the rest will be likely smaller, but it's not out of the question that we could go to 4.5. and then if we go higher than that, then this doesn't become an aftershock, it becomes the fore shock here, because obviously

states. the latest news from the media indicates that. these protests are still going on in about 40 universities of the higher education center in different states of america, new yorkte , massachusetts, rhode island, georgia. 100% support of the american government is given to the zionist regime. well, this caused massive protests in the universities. the location of columbia university is new york. well , columbia university of new york is one of the five oldest universities in america . it has been in service for 250 years. it is a university that is highly regarded. and the media, especially in such a university , work has been done on the public news and students' opinions, and they are supposed to be the mouthpieces of the zionist regime, just like the heads and members of the congress and the heads and members of the american government, and they have been like this for years. it has been taught and inculcated it has been said that you should be against the palestinian people and support the zionist regime in any situation, but this is what we are seeing in these 10 days in this new wave of protests in american universities and educational centers , consideri

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new york city really screwed up? >> but it's not just new york. it's other. jusit's other places. >> yeah, but if you look at new york statedon't think it's the norm if that makes you feel any better, because new york state, for example, you haveree to stay there for t ten years, which is a really long time before the law makes t really difficult to kick you out of the house. >> but new york cityor said, oh, no, you only have to stay there for 30 days. ba you camp out in the backyaryd the basement, the attic. and 30 days is enough not to say that the home insurance, but trd 30y to it really diffict for the legal homeowner to be remo to remove you from the house. that's absuroud. i >> imagine if you knew this ten or 15 years ago. could' >> like you could have lived anywhere you wanted because you're tiny. you'd slipvee you living, livina wall. >> i feel like i've been living in manhattan too long. on i look at the story and allall i can think about is how did you get shake shacink delivered for 2527? what did you get? like you get a diet coke and that's it? yeah. with that, with everything, the deliverye?, by the way,livey

that eclipse will be partially visible in 48 states but in parts of upstate new york it will be seen of visitors. several counties in new york state have declared states of emergency to help deal with the large numbers of eclipse viewers. similar declarations have been made in texas and indiana and the additional funds will help them deal with the additional visitors and get some resources from state and federal governments. now a new york state a prison lockdown will be -- six inmates housed at the correctional facility filed a lawsuits against the state department of corrections saying the prison lockdown violates their constitutional right of religious freedom and the solar eclipse enhances their religious experiences. their attorney saying they're pleased in the response to the lawsuit alleging real edge laos discrimination they've entered into a binding settlement agreement to allow our clients to view the eclipse with their religious beliefs. islam says one coincided with the death of the prophet mohammed's son and christians think one happened during the crucifixion of jesus.

new york city. this one in new york state. this is not related really to the supreme court case, which kind of makes this all a bit confusing, but this one continues to go on and the question around this is whetherformer president trump was involved in this illegal scheme back before the 2016 election. if he was involved in the scheme to hush money payments made to disclose hush money payments made to a woman claiming to have been in an affair with him. he says none of this happened. he says he didn't do anything wrong here. today we are expecting for the former publisher of the national enquirer to be back on the stand, because he is someone who was integrally a part of all of these transactions that are said to have been made in order to sort of catch and kill stories that looked unfavourable to the former president or to the then candidate trump at the time. so he is going to be back on the stand. the defence, the former president's legal team is going to be questioning him as they continue to try and poke holes in some of

and is not just new york spee three i don't think it's the norm because an new york state you have tois a really long time before the law makes it difficult and new york city says the only have to stay there for 30 days so you camp out in the backyard the basement or the attic and 30 days is enough not to say the home is yours but make it really difficult for the legal homeowner to be able to remove you from their house and that's absurd. >> greg: imagine if you knew this ten or 15 years ago like you could've lived anywhere you wanted because her tiny and can slip in and live and a wall i. >> kat: feel like i've been living and manhattan too long because all i can think about is how did you get shake shack delivered for $25.27 what'd you get? a diet coke? that's with everything and the delivery and they probably don't tip and i want to know the person who delivered the order. i would never do it as it's pathetic in how could you feel okay with that? i guess people don't have shame. >> greg: they are criminals. >> kat: we shouldn't be able to do that and the record-keeping, if they app

in places like new york, you'll hear from other members from the great state of new york tonight, not only is our state legislature and our governor all run by democrats, not only are they saying that cashless bail is working, that criminal justice reform is working, they are doubling down and saying that it is better for the city and the state of new york. mr. speaker, i plead with my colleagues, in all branches of government, to come to their senses. i humbly ask they listen to law enforcement experts. give them the tools they need. do not take the handcuffs from their gun belt that they're supposed to be utilizing against criminals and use it on them. let them do their jobs. i ask that they change course, that they understand in their reckless pursuit of equity and social justice they are hurting those trying to protect. in my years as an nypd detective, i saw enough death and suffering. we don't need to see more. mr. speaker, that morning when stephanie diller gave the eulogy of her husband, she mentioned the funerals of police officer mora and rivera and referenced the speakers w

federal election law under which michael cohen was convicted, a new york state election law that prohibitsonspiring to promote or prevent the election of any person to public office through illegal means in new york tax law because the payments were grossed up. that's ruth marcus writing about the legal back and forth in today's washington post. the 34 felony count indictments all kinds of records the prosecutor said donald trump falsified as he reimbursed michael cohen for those payments to stormy daniels, 11 invoices, 12 general ledger entries adding those up and you get 34 felony counts. this is ronald in lawton, oklahoma. good morning. >> good morning john, thank you c-span. it's a great day in america. all the americans crying because of trump, they'll get exactly what they get. so welcome to the world, the real world. all the republicans and democrats you live your life how you want and this is what you get. god is taking over your life. thank you you c-span, goodbye. host: that's ronald in oklahoma. this is robert in texas, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. let's talk

the new york state courtrooms are safe. they've been made save, there's multiple layers of security, he can move around the courtroom safely. it's a great point. and as andrew wiseman just said, there can be multiple levels of punishment, of contempt, to get him to a point where he stopped doing this without getting to these fears that you just mentioned, if the judge wants to start with a fine, if he wants to start with home detention, he can take steps to ensure that trump is complying with his orders. >> we will squeeze in a quick break and will be back on this breaking news about donald trump's very clear violation of the judge's gag order and other matters for defendant trump. we will be right back. right ba. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo trap

look no further then the head of the new york state assembly with him being 1 of the brains behind bail which have been emulated across the nation and universally successful if your metric is body count. more blood on his hands than doogie house after in 18 hour shift. he says i don't believe raising penalties as a deterrent on crime he said that with history and shameless face so if there's amount olympus of stupid we found there is a we've found our suits. where does he get his research is human nature denying the reality it's like denying intelligence because you are. [ bleeps ] stupid. was he ever acted as his parents never slapped him then can we ask them to slap him now does he not realize they -- animals trained their young with bad behavior for punishment. single celled blobs recoiled from discomfort that phrase at around and find out isn't just an expression it's life. if somebody does bad things they face consequences even the crazies know this that's why they never push somebody the size of tyrus in front of the subway they aren't that crazy. the quote is if you keep dealing