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. >> now, i want you to remember here for a moment, all of this has come out before the tria has even started and the fireworks migh continue once it actuall begins on tuesday. bloomberg reports that ruper murdoch is expected to b called to the witness stan possibly soon as tuesday according to people familiar with the matter. so, here's where we stand, jus almost 24 hours before the start of the trial as i said, at the beginning, successfully suing for defamation, it is extremel difficult in the united states it is extremely rare for defamation cases to even reach a jury the fact that fox has alread reached this point is quit remarkable in and of itself. this case is shining a spotlight on how new organizations, if you want t call fox that, cover dubious claims promoted and broadcaste by organizations if you broadcast or prin something that is false or i you are reckless and taking th steps to make sure that it i true and accurate, then you ma be held accountable. that is a new. >> joining me now, my colleagu katie phang, host of the katie phang show on msnbc. she's actually in delaw

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for his role in this do you think he would be comfortable, at this point putting him in front of a tria jury >> the issue is not whether or not i would be comfortable, th issue is whether the offic today is going to be comfortable and it appears tha they absolutely are. >> as i've said earlier today, obviously, mr. cohen as witness will be attacked cross-examined, on his prior statements and prior guilt plea but that does not mean that mr cohen is not a witness who can't be believed. i tried many cases wit witnesses with lengthy crimina records, and if there is corroborated evidence to support what he says, then juries, as they will b instructed by the court, are absolutely free to believe the witness whether he or she has criminal record or any other problem. so, i think that i don't kno the evidence that mr. brag has none of us do at this point. we will wait to see th indictment in to see what that educates for us. but mr. cohen it appears wil be a key witness, but that doe not mean, necessarily, that mr cohen won't be believed by a jury at whatever point thi goes to trial. >> now, fo

about treating vice president agnew like everybody else, that he should b indicted, he should stand triaf he wants to, he could defen himself, and if he was convicted he should be sentenced to imprisonment. elliott richardson, in the context of watergate, older an wiser than the three of us realized that it was very very important as a policy decision to get agnew away from succession, a heartbeat away from the presidency. that's what brought that cas to a close in addition to agnew knowing that we had built a solid case against him. it was airtight. and he knew, if he went to trial, he was going to b convicted and he was going t go to jail >> the levity of the charges the perceived strength of th case, obviously, is the thin that creates the leverage on a defendant in this case. if the don't think you've got a great case if they don't think the penalty is going to be onlin too much, then there's les pressure on them to consider any sort of plea agreement and i think that's one of th big opening questions here nobody has seen the indictment nobody knows the strength of the case against t

i think, as an example of th rule of law unfolding, it is a indictment there will be a tria presumablyhis, that rises out of th common law of england and come to us. we have been doing this a long time but we are not going to be doing american democracy for a long time. if people do not realize tha the way to beat extremism is t defeat it at the polls because, people act on innocen of and the only way republica enablers are going to actually abandon this figure it is if they keep losing and they lost an 18 and they lost in 20 and they didn't d as well in 22 as they thought, and i think it is about voters it is about us and the legal proceedings is hugely important, it i monumental of course it is probably just one of three that will be unfolding i don't know if you ar watching it closely, but tonight the former president said, in florida, he spent mos of his time that i saw talking about these other cases. so he is aware that there is danger ahead, that there's a terrain is treacherous my argument is that no one who wants to stand up against trum -ism and trump showed ou source this to

today's hearing will help decide a tria date if the state's case agains him. not expected to be in cour today. >>> today house speaker kevin mccarthy -- nancy pelosi and sa francisco mayor london breed will announce a $3 million donation to help renovate japantown's peace plaza. design and rework on the wears and tears in the plaza will be done by the end of this year. construction is expected to start in early 2024. >>> now to news developing overseas. pride is in ireland there celebrating the good friday peace agreement made 25 years ago. ian lee reports bide reaffirmed the united states' commitment to northern ireland' growth. >> reporter: cheering crowds greeted president biden as he traveled through belfast in northern ireland. he's celebrating the anniversary of the good friday agreement. a historic deal 25 years ago that ended the violence known as the troubles. >> preserving the belfast good friday agreement is a priority for democrats and republicans alike in the united states. >> reporter: the president's pledge comes amid new threats o violence and

. >> one week from tomorrow donald trump will be on tria for a civil rape and defamatio case the onlyn right now is whether he is going to be in the courtroom or not the case concerts author and advice columnist ej keller - accusing trump of defamation and making a legal claim o dead battery against trump for the reported rape itself, whic dates back to the 1990s. trump has denied the accusations, and his lawyers have been doing everything the can to delay the trial however, this trial, the new york district attorney court judge kaplan denied the trum team's latest attempt to postpone the proceedings, an ordered the trial to begin o april 25th this thursday, trump will have to inform the car whether he will be a term attending i person or not. joining us now is msnbc lega analyst julia reuben, closel following this case and many others lisa, it's great to see you. this is a case that stems from these accusations from the 1990s. walk us through how and what e carroll's as alleged in the 90 set the stage for a defamation let next week. >> in the 1990s, she was at department store here i

today's hearing will help decide a tria date for the case against him. the federal trial will begin in october. he is not expected to appear in court today. >>> elizabeth holmes lost her bid to stay out of prison appealing her conviction. she will serve the more than 11 yea sentence april 27th. she was found guilty last year on four counts of fraud related to her blood testing start up. >>> bicyclists in san francisco took to the streets with a clea message. we had enough. richmon sf organized a ride. through golden gate park last night. they want a protected bike lane to keep riders safe after a 44-year-old cyclist was struck by a car and died. cyclists wan concrete barriers all the way through golden gate park and pr side dei don't >> we lost 38 people last year to traffic violence. the only way to reduce the number to zer is by building concrete protected infrastructure. >> supervisor connie chan is asking sfmta to look into the possibility of adding barriers. >>> oakland is considering a proposal to gradually phase out the eviction moratorium. a pair

. >> - dog -- >> the lawyers for fo news caught deceiving the cour before fox news goes on tria for knowingly deceiving it audience - when all in starts right now good evening from new york, i' chris hayes. today we saw yet another victory for democracy in the state of tennessee, afte representatives justin pearson was reinstated to a seat in th state house. justin pearson, of course, one of the so-called tennessee three, who led the protests on gun reform in the tennesse house last month, just in th aftermath of a brutal mass shooting state republicans expelled justin pearson and legislato justin jones from the hous last week over, frankly, tenuous, to say the least, decorum rules violations stemming from that protest representative jones was bac to work on monday after a loca national council voted unanimously to appoint him t fill his own vacancy and today, a memphis board o commissioners filed suit, doin the same thing for justi pearson. he was also unanimously vote back to the tennessee house. speaking to a crowd of protesters after the vote, pearson framed his reinstatement as one step

we're in for a protracted tria in this manhattan case and then even later, but we're in for possibleharges in fulton county, georgia and then perhaps even later, we're in for federal charges i two separate grand jury cases. so, everyone needs t understand that, yes, we nee to get through tuesday and nex week, of course. but we are in for the long haul and when i say we, we as a nation, we as a law enforcemen community, we are in for a stress test, a lot like bank regulators do with banks, to see if they can handle stressors and instability in the finance an economic world. we're doing that right now, as nypd, the fbi's joint terroris task force, the dhs al collecting intelligence. good news, stephanie, they'v got a better handle afte january six on the known violent extremist groups, prou boys, oath keepers, even three percenters what concerns me the most as i people riling up lon offenders. lone offenders only have to ge it right once. the fbi needs to get it righ every single day >> those lone offenders ar often wound up and work into a frenzy online. and that starts with conspirac

a delaware judge ruled that the case can go to tria later this month.ys it is, quote, crystal clear foxes statements about dominion or false. joining m now, media matters president and ceo, angelo carusone. okay angelo, good to see you. break this down for us. ho significant is this lega victory for dominion >> it is really significan because one of the things, you know, there is always detail -- and the judge said here i that not only where th statements not true, they also ruled in favor for dominion to say we're not gonna be discussing defamation during the trial. that is actuall established. dominion and thei motions that, hey, judge, woul you say that we were not only, that fox not only lied about us, but they defamed us. and the judge said yes. the only thing that will be decided a trial now based on all of the ruling of the judge found is tw things. so, one, whether or no fox news acted with actual malice, which is to say that what they knew they were sayin was not true, or that they acted recklessly. and then the other thing is a technical thing

have a civil trial that is going to try to get to the bottom o this assault >> right, we have a civil triaabout an act that, fundamentally, is when w understand to be criminal. >> - >> and the judge was very clea with the jury today. the standard of proof is not the one that would apply in criminal trial all they have to find is tha it's more likely than not that trump committed a civil batter against e. jean carroll. and all that means - and i took some notes when h was instructing the jury - is it's an unjustified touchin without consent, with th intent to cause bodily contact that would be offensive. and that incorporate everything from a gentle cas on the cheek that is not wante to, essentially, stabbin somebody through the heart and everything in between. so, all they have to find is that trump committed battery it does not necessarily have t be that they believe h committed a rape that he touched e. jean carrol in an unwanted way - of course, she maintains tha he sexually assaulted her an that he penetrated her in that dressing room. >> her lawyer today had openin arm units today. so

. >> as the four people no charged with the murder of vernon holbrook awaited tria in the yakima countyimosity for one of them jill taylor. jill had been vern's daughter-in-law. how could she be part of the plot to kill him >> how could you do this t someone who cared for you? and took care of you, and help your kids? and you are a part of this family how could you do something lik that >> hard to believe tha somebody who had been side o the beneficiary of vern' generosity would be involved i any way in a plot like that. >> i don't know what was going on in jill's world that she felt she needed to do that >> gels arrest was particularl disturbing for her ex husband. chad says he tried to vern - tell vern that gels behavior could be volatile and violent. >> i tried to tell him a few times after i split up that sh is dangerous, and that h should be careful. and he just kind of went, her? whatever >> he didn't mind. >> he didn't think much of it. >> then, as the trials of th four suspects wound their wa toward the courthouse, vern' family was plain cited yet again. prosecutors called to sa

. >> thank you >> coming, up the civil tria of a rape allegation against former president donald trum by writer e jean carroll, gets underway in new york o tuesday. the question is, will trum testify? we will discuss all of that, next next the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you

that defended fairly prosecutors and judges of th nuremberg trials hated the nazi's they were put on tria for the extermination of 6 million jews many prosecutors have hate murderers, who they have prosecuted many judges have hated rapists of children and murderers of children that have appeare before them. their oath required them t treat those defendants fairly. the prosecutors of organized crime -- joe gaudy, who donald trum models himself after, it had every right to hate john gati, but they have no right to trea him unfairly as a defendant, i know prosecutors who hated defendants it made no difference to how they did their jobs. some of those defendants wer found guilty, some of them wer found not guilty donald trump's ramblings into microphone last night delivere yet another confession, that speck special prosecutor check smith can evaluate in th investigation of donald trump' possession of government documents. as president, i have the right to declassify documents, and the process is automatic if i take them with me, it's automatic. good luck trying that unde oath, donald trump ja

felony crimes i need a cooling off period, w need to put some time betwee maya rain mints and the tria date, which is currently scheduled for april 25th in th e. jean carrol defamation trial, because there just been so muc publicity. judge caplan put right back on donald trump he said, you are though on shading up the publicity, yo publicized or indictment, yo publicize your arrest, you publicize your arraignment, an now you think you can benefi from putting that publicity ou there by asking me to dela your defamation trial? not going to happen. the trial date is firm i think it's interesting, staff, that with all the prosecutio teams that have been investigating the crimes o donald trump four years. new york, georgia, jack smith, the feds, the first case going to trial will be the e. jean carrol defamation case >> well jim, donald trump di have time today to publicize i views on something else. the dominion fox news lawsuit. and he suggested that fox just keep repeating the same exac lies that they are being sue over i have not been watching fox this evening, are they takin his advice

with michael short, that may be a political thin that is meant to make people see the outcome of this tria is illegitimate no matter what >> look at this investigatio has been pending for quite som time well before he announced his candidacy. he is gonna have to have a rea uphill battle in trying to say that this was in any way politically motivated. or that is being done to break down his candidacy >> there is a practice and policy within the department o justice. if you're handling a case when investigation could impact a upcoming election, we need t do it, need to take action sufficiently in advance have a election and not doing anything in th lead up. because you don't want t impact elections although our federal electio cycle runs for so long, we'r still quite a bit away from -- >> the au sable of confidence, given how long these trial take, that it won't bleed into closely? >> i think it will unfortunate because of how lon these election cycles run, and how long cases and trials go criminal cases could go before they go to trial, it's unfortunately probably gonna run into >> look, mo

and looking at how republicans have responded t this, as i just outlined i this ultimately gets to triaprobably be at some point in the primary you said that the gop primar is basically becoming a race t see which of his opponents are going to defend donald trump what are your concerns as we head into 2024 as we begin t see this case unfold over th next several months. based on what we see over th past two weeks reindictment an post indictment -- basically crying on tv or ru desantis or others coming to the defense of that no indicted ex president? >> yeah, it's really quite astonishing to see how this -- what is supposedly a race to win a prize and between al these candidates, every one of them sounds like they're campaigning for donald trump none of us, i've never see anything like it [inaudible -- the fact that this is unlikely [inaudible to - not expected to be in cour again till the summer. that gives him an extraordinar opportunity here to continue t really nail down his place i this race. i honestly - now, i don't know what's gonna come out of georgia, i don't know what's going t

across the five business records, the stage is set for a discovery process an the first ever criminal triakey player in the case i trump's former lawyer an self-described fixer, michae cohen. his name appears 11 times in the 16-page indictment cohen also served time, in par for campaign finance violation involving alleged hush money payments to a adult film actress, stormy daniels, about an affair she said she had wit then candidate donald trump. trump denies the affair ever happened collin and now the manhattan district attorney's office say the payments were made a donald trump's direction reporters a -- insists cohen can't be trusted michael cohen joins me now he is the author of the book revenge, how donald trum weaponized the u.s. department of justice against his critics and the host of the mea culp podcast. michael cohen, it is good to see you on the screen, sir >> how are you, happy holidays to you and your viewers. >> happy holidays to you this happened on tuesday, it seems so long ago. was there anything in th indictment or even the fac that you previously didn't kno when it beca

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part of a conspiracy he should've known or did no >> eventually, 11 of the 1 educators who went on triacketeering charges. it was a career making case fo lead prosecutor, a woman named fani willis. of course, fani willis is no the district attorney fo fulton county. and leading one of the mos significant criminal investigations into donald trump's attempt to steal the 2020 election. the status of that, and othe legal issues facing the firs former president to be criminally prosecuted, next. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a r

davies ruled as a matter of law tha anything that was aired on fox was not true dominion goes into this tria before thi particular jury. >> what's the likelihood we're gonna see folks like tucke carlsen, rupert murdoch on the stand? >> you're going to see the depends on when, we don' really know when the witnesses are going to be called but as trial lawyer, i will say you always want to start big and big, i want to be surprise we've heard some reports tha river murdaugh might be called as early as tomorrow or perhap even tuesday if you're dominion, you coul put somebody like the ceo on and if that happens, you'r gonna have a bag beginning t this trial >> katie phang thank you. you can always see kids report all week live from delaware as she covers the trial also don't forget to tune into her show the katie phang show saturday since sunday's righ here on msnbc starting at eigh a.m. eastern by the way, the sort o something very special tonight here on msnbc. acclaimed actor and -- john leguizamo is taking viewers inside the country's most thriving latino communities in the new leguizamo does

morning, judge eric - gave the jury some brief preliminary instructions about taking notes during the tria and not consuming any news reports about the trial, and a few other standard items, with an instruction for the jur before the case got underway including the promise from the judge that that jury would get out of work and every day at 4:30 pm. they got out a little earlie than that today when ruper murdoch decided to pay dominio voting systems 787 and a hal million dollars to settle th case, to stop the case the settlement discussions began when the judge recess fo lunch today, telling everyon to be back in the courtroom at 1:30 pm. when 1:30 pm arrived, no one came back to the courtroom because the lawyers had passed the word to the judge that the were working on a settlement and that can happen at any point in a civil trial, so the judge certainly wasn't surprised by that. and it is standard to simply suspend while lawyers ar working on a settlement. the settlement rupert murdoc pain for today could have been purchased at that price before dominion ever put rupert murdoch under oat

puttin it on very strong case cases against powell and giuliani in particular they are now set to go to tria, and that's what was, there was this missed opportunity or possibility wit thia

organized his follower into an armed militia in the united states, and one unit of that militia got put on tria for making and stockpiling bombs, and attending attemptin a violent overthrow of the u.s government that, too, was awkward for the church, and for coughlin's buses. when coughlin called the president of the united states quote, anti-god, and a communist, and said he was a secret jew, that was ver awkward for coughlin's bosses. when he blamed jews for all th ills of the world, when he reported after crystal lake, i nazi germany, that oh, yeah, maybe the nazis were going after the jews intermediate but, we should understand that jews brought it on themselves when all of this thing happened, he said all of these things it was all very awkward fo coughlin's bosses. and, yes, individual radio stations here and there, and then some radio networks started pulling his show off the air in response to that, his supporters picketed an protested and claimed he was being persecuted but ultimately, what finally changed, what finally wet trul pulled him off the air entirel was that his bishop died w

. >> markus kaarma was on tria for killing an unarmed teenage in his garage. pflager on the stand, as a reluctant key witness. janelle told the jury what the defendant had said all along you are living in fear o intruders. >> literally, every day i was paranoid person. i was looking over my shoulder all the time very worried all the time. >> so, why did they leave thei garage wide open on the day th shooting especially after they ha warned their neighbors to keep their garages locked janelle said they smok cigarettes in the garage and wanted to air it out >> i believed it would be my right to have my garage door open to air out for a fe minutes at a time. >> the prosecution argue tha janelle and her husband opened the door because they were setting a trap janelle denied it, but admitte she deliberately left her purs in the garage with items in it that could be traced back to her. the prosecution said that wa bait >> you wanted to catch them, that's why you left the purse. >> the purse was for them to take the they went come into the house. so i could call the

case as a case on a federal level is so wel packed and ready to go that we could easily see it go to triafani willis i she ever indites in fulton county it certainly way earlier tha alvin bragg here >> really? why? earlier than alvin bragg >> there are several reasons federal cases move close because we have what we call the rocket docket system if you can get it to the rocke docket, it moves the case much farther along, much more easily secondly, it is so straightforward that thi discovery is not likely to hav the same challenges that you will experience in manhattan in new york criminal court in addition to that, tha calendar just molds a lot more slowly than you talking abou on a federal level again, don't confuse first t indict with first to trial we don't know what the timin will be, but my bet is if jack smith doesn't indict, we wil see his case move a lot faster than the other two >> carol, the post also report investigators have new evidenc that after the subpoena wa delivered, trump him sel looked through some of the boxes of documents, apparently because he wanted to keep a fe t

puttin it on very strong case cases against powell and giuliani in particular they are now set to go to tria and mid 2024, most cases lik this settle, and that's what was, there was this missed opportunity or possibility wit the trial itself with dominion but most cases settle, so yes, i suspect they would, bu dominion will have robus settlements. >> we'll see how big those umbrella policies are, right terry lippman, thank you ver much, i appreciate your time a always >> thank you >> in the next hour, congres woman -- reacts to the unthinkable. that we now have to think abou every day america's gun crisis later, the outburst of - reacts to her latest outrage it all starts now. >> and good day from msnbc world headquarters welcome to alex witt reports i'm filling in for alex today, we will start with coach war front and center as the 2024 race for the white house he' out with an announcement expected from president bide in the coming days we have new reaction this hour to the supreme court rulin last night keeping the abortio pill mifepristone availabl until a lower appeals cour rules on the

bought him the gun last month, michigan state appeal court ruled that th suspects parents can face triainvoluntary manslaughter for failing to secure the gu and ignoring the mental health needs of their son before th killings here's another example last year, the families of nin victims from the sandy hoo elementary school shooting reached a 73 million dolla settlement with remington, the gun maker that manufacture the rifle that was used to kill 20 students and six teachers back in 2012. sandy hook families also won a massive 1.4 billion dollar judgment against alex jones fo the money that he made spreading lies about the attac and the harm incurred by the families who were terrorized b believers of the lies that ale jones told joining us now is chris matt who served as the lead trial counsel for the sandy hook family chris, good to see you again thank you for being with us. >> good to see you thanks for having me >> i want to ask you about these two cases. the remington case and the ale jones case you can start with whichever one you want to. they were historic and tha they were the f

a pretria publicity, the various trial - paragraph that order mentioned that she first bought the triahe's been waiting for her day in court that she is 79 years old i have no reason to believ that e. jean carroll is frail, but this is a judge that i concerned that this trial be judge while both the plaintiff and defendants are still alive >> as always, you've bee following this case like no on else, and we will continue t follow it with you next, the dangerous combinatio of guns in america and fear of our neighbors. the deadly effects it is havin across the country we'll look at the role tha right-wing media is playing. and later, systemic failure on display, how migrant childre ended up working dangerous job across the country we'll talk to the reporter behind a new york time bombshell. stay with us (vo) with every generation, the subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety, working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus nine ti

against fox alleging that sh was coerced into providing misleading testimony how will that play into triaal of dominion, which it sounds like she is willing to do, thi gets to that actual malice tha i mentioned before again she can testify, just in that clip you showed that sh seemed credible and remorseful if she might be able to sway a jury on top of all of the othe evidence that this was happening very intentionally behind the scenes in an effort to present viewers with what they wanted to hear, not wit what was actually vetted through journalistic practices >> jonathan, talk to me abou the potential moral feelings here, beyond the legal issues, alleging that fox pressured he into providing misleadin testimony. just the overall world feeling that we are seeing here. >> i think one thing that came out this week that was ver important is that fox has unit called the brain room and this unit is charged wit fact checking what goes on the air. so there were some people at fox who thought it was important that they didn't jus put bs out there and a bunch o lies especially on something as imp

donald trump's lawyers hav informed the court that he has decided not to attend the tria of the charges filed against him by e. jean carroll accusing him of raping her in department store in manhatta in the 1990s e. jean carroll's lawyers have no objection to donald trump not attending the trial because, as with all civil cases, the are basically a re-run of th testimony obtained in th pretrial depositions and donal trump's video recorded testimony of his deposition in this case will be used in th trial. instead of his live testimon on the witness stand of course, not attending the trial will spare donald trum the kind of new york welcome h caught last week when he was forced to return to lowe manhattan to testify in an under oath deposition for ne york attorney general, letitia james. [screaming] [crowd chanting] leading off our discussion tonight is barbara white former u.s. attorney and law professor at the universit michigan law school. she's also with harry lippman, former u.s. attorney and forme deputy assistant attorne general. he's a senior legal affair columnist for the los ang

grandson you're talking abou evidence sharing rules in tria that would not even allow a lo of that stick in which is very frustratin because, again, we're talkin about how you can see, it an you know it's, there but can you prove it beyond reasonable doubt >> charles coleman, thank you. as always, up next a live report from oklahoma, where recovery efforts are underway after a deadly tornad ripped through the state killing at least three peopl and leaving extensive damage using earth day to highlight the effects of climate change. how we can help our planet amidst a dire new report on it melting glaciers melting glaciers we wind 27th. get bedroom furniture up to 60% off! area rugs up to 80% off! kitchen and dining furniture up to 60% off! and free shipping on everything! plus, pay your way with a wayfair credit card. save big this way day. april 26th and 27th. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need. ♪ hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatme

a pretria publicity, the various trial - paragraph that order mentioned that she first bought the tria2019, that she's been waiting for her day in court that she is 79 years old i have no reason to believ that e. jean carroll is pharaoh, but this is a judge that i concerned that this trial be judge while both the plaintiff and defendants are still alive >> as always, you've bee following this case like no on else, and we will continue t follow it with you next, the dangers combinatio of guns in america and fear of our neighbors. the deadly effects it is havin across the country we'll look at the role tha right-wing media is playing. and later, systemic failure on display, how margaret children ended up working dangerous job across the country we'll talk to the reporter behind a new york time bombshell. stay with us ♪ (vo) love is bigger than ever. the three-row subaru ascent. dog tested. dog approved. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starti

however, it seems like you hav a real worry about what is t come as we head towards a tria for the formerhat, how do you prepare for something like that? >> i wouldn't make light o this certainly, the nypd and thei partners in the federa authorities will lock that are down i will expect everything tha has been said thus far, a bi of a circus atmosphere undoubtedly protests on both sides. when you look at the grand scheme of things, in terms o the beginning of a marathon, i you will, there will be many appearances, ultimatel culminating, potentially, in a lengthy trial. something like this ha obviously never happened before i think what would cause me th most concern is we are in such a volatile time, as we all know, for the last number of years where it has become a countr of extremes. as you have the ratcheting u as this moves further into the process, how does that impac individuals? setting up barricades an having a procedure take plac is one thing but preventing the unknown i think is what would cause me concern in the law enforcement side of things right now how does this impact the

one, because of the pre tria publicity surrounding trum after his indictment by th manhattan d.a., andbecause they have discovered that a democratic leadin nonprofit has given agent caro some funding for her case. again, they wanted to reopen all the discovery in the case, delay the case beginning a trial for a vote of month. judge caplan said, no way, wit one small exceptions he's gonn let them to pose for one mor hour, but they did not get wha they wanted. we will wait to see what h says about the pre-challenge to geisha. >> here's a thing, delay, delay, delay at this point understand that that is hi entire list operandi, but in this case it seems to be a little bit different the premise they are using for their delays >> it is kind of ridiculous, because if you think about i the pretrial publicity that is surrounding trump as part of his indictments, certainly par of that is because of th indictment itself. but there is a whole other par of it that is because of his conduct. donald trump went to truth social and predicted that he would be arrested on a particular day certainly he ma

bronco in 1994 on the day when oj simpson wa supposed to be turning himself into authorities to stand tria for the double murder of his former wife and her friend if you were watching the takeoff and landing of the trump lane today on a delt airlines flight on those great tvs they have on delta, then congratulations, you are flyin on a much newer planes tha donald trump the average age of the delta fleet, the entire fleet, is 50 years old. which is not all that all four commercial airline donald trump's plane is more than doubled that. donald trump's plane is 32 years old. he bought it used from a rea billionaire, one of th founders of microsoft, but t commercial airlines own that plane before pollen picked up. the plane entered in service i 1991 and a danish airline. then it was sold to a mexica airline. so a normal trump fills up the fuel tanks of that fue guzzling 32-year-old plane using fuel money, supplied b his campaign contributors, donald trump was flying around in a plane that, back when i was a pretty new plane, used t be filled with donald trump' favorite kind of people. mexican

. >> okay, another path to accountability, the tria against journalist e.rroll starts later thi month. how strong is the evidence against him in that case >> the evidence is prett clear. there are two parts to the case one of the most defamation words that he spoke after he left the presidency. because there is a pending cas for the words he spoke while h was president, as to whether that was in the course of his, and i almost can't say thi without having a red fac because it's all ridiculous, weather is in the course of hi job to defame her while he was president. but he said the same words afterwards the defamation is out in public, it's very clear. i think that that's a pretty strong case. the new law that allows her to bring rape charges, even thoug a statute of limitations might have passed, it's a proper under this new law, is mor than, i think, he said she said because of her having told s many people about it at th time who will corroborate her testimony. so, i think it's a pretty good case >> i appreciate that the insanity of that legal argumen has