of rape in court today. what e. jean carroll says happened in that department store dressing room in 1996. she plans to testify tomorrow. why is donald trump not expected to? plus, tucker carlson s former producer reveals that she has many audio recordings of her time at fox. i still have, i have several recordings that i m still going through that we ve recovered from all the phones. there are 90 that we have. so, we will discuss the vile behavior that grossberg says is part of daily life at fox. and why fox management allows their hosts to create that toxic workplace. all right, the panel is here with me, they re raring to go. we have former senate candidate joe pinion, paula reid, cnn senior legal affairs correspondent, natasha alford, host of the brio weekly, and motion new, most of the moe news podcast. let s begin with the e. jean carroll case. the trial started today in new york, where attorneys laid out their case that donald trump raped carol in a department stor
lamp broke on its own. maybe the dog did it you just don t want to face the consequences, as a kid you can kind of get away with it but as an adult you need to take the heat. sorry, i ruined your lives and crammed 11 cookies into the vcr. jesse: but today we have a president who can t own up to anything. and no matter how many times he blows it, nobody ever pays a price. gas prices keep breaking records. that s putin s fault. there s no baby formula, come on, man. he s not a mind reader. they botched afghanistan. we left hundreds behind enemy lines. marines died, billions of weapons left there. but no one in the administration was fired. blinken, austin, millie, they are all still there. jerome powell flooded our economy with funny money, missed inflation. did biden cut him loose? no. he rehired him as fed chair. the administration didn t see delta or omicron waves coming, was short on testing. fauci is still hanging around. is the doctor still in quarantine by the way? c
one might expect in light of the separations of powers preserving the importance of judicial independence. that makes sense, that makes sense to me. but is this kind of a different situation, where he should do so? go ahead. i m just kind of floored by i mean, we should not have lifelong appointments. there s accountability in every single stage of government. i don t think the supreme court itself should somehow not have that accountability. i mean, we treat the supreme court like it s the jedi council. i don t know if that s an accurate analogy, i m sure people will tweet at me later, but the idea you can do anything you want. like, when you are talking about this idea of bad optics. is it that optics if there s no accountability? they re seeing them do it. it comes at a time, where if you look at polling, popularity and trust in the supreme court is at a record low if you look at gallup over the last 50 years. so, if i am chief justice roberts announcing how the country feels
presidential run have so far, at least, been marked by bad optics, bad timing and bad tolling. he tried to sick the irs on his political enemies, and dodged a deposition from the january 6th committee, was called out by his former vice president for endangering his life, and the one candidate that embodied trump s politics more than ever, kari lake, lost in arizona. and more and more republicans are running the other way. i think donald trump was an albatross on the electoral process of some of our candidates. it s not a winning strategy. currently, ron desantis is the leader of the republican party, whether he wants to be or not. ron desantis, well, in fact, new polling may show exactly that. in hypothetical match-ups in iowa and new hampshire, the