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and steven rickard at georgetown university law center. thank you so much for being with us today. really appreciate it. thank you. so what's the bottom line? the united states has always thought of itself as a nation of laws. the laws supposed to matter and no one is above the law, even presidents. but when it and so american actions outside its borders between is just much less legal and a lot more money. let's face it even when congress works on legislation method demand accountability and support, human rights enforcement, subject to domestic politics. a good example is the lacy law, which costs for reviews of americans, weapons shipments and reports about their use and abuse, and israel's war and gaza. we've watch textbook cases of war crimes, to quote center to chris van holland. and yet we can't get the same finding a fax from us state department and the binding administration. this leads to impunity. and that makes the world a much less safe place. and that's the bottom line. the if you're watching this pre recorded report that al jazeera has been banned in the territory, a

but by asking doubts whether he has first-hand knowledge of why the rickard recording of mr. trump cut off and douglas dao says, he's does not. this is, i suppose, just trying to establish what the prosecution was trying to establish that these recordings are real. emil bove, i'm not sure what he's doing, but in any case karam, let me just ask you these kinda like other sleazy cases and the idea of where is the line between, hey, i have this story that somebody has and you can buy it and it won't see light of air or not versus extortion it does seem to be suggesting that this prosecution witness keith davidson, is kinda sleep easy. that seems to be what the prosecution, the defense is is underlining yeah. >> without a doubt, the defense strategies twofold it's looks destroyed the witnesses and just show them to be liars extortionists, sleazy, untrustworthy people to the extent that there was anything they said that was helpful and establish that there's no connection to trump. >> so what he's got with i think you're going to see a summation in the end that is going to say, lo

october when he testified in the form of presence, civil fraud trial, including how he would handle the rickard, the credibility issue. this is what he said ahead of that testimony hi credibility should not be in question. yes, i like guilty to a 1001 violations with lying to congress, but also request let's do that. people continue the sentence and the sentences. i did it at the direction of in cancer with and for the benefit of donald j. trump joining us. >> now, those transcripts is our very own john berman. so they defense was painting. michael cohen has man who hates trump had bent on revenge order some of the highlights or lowlights. >> well, in this good, i suppose so there should be a warning here about language because it crosses over from p0 13 indurated are here. you spoke a little bit about how todd blanche right out of the gay, said crying little? elie said the word here about about five minutes later, he dipped in even more to some greatest hits from michael cohen. he's talking about cohen's tiktok. you also talked on social media during this trial, but president trump. have you n

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