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hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. the ex-president turned criminal defendant and his lawyers, the prosecutors who brought the first ever criminal case against an american ex-president and indeed the entire country waiting for word from the jury in the trump election interference hush money criminal trial. in court right now, the jury is currently on its 10th hour of deliberations. the judge has said that the jury will not work past 6:00 p.m. today no matter what. if anything happens in court, we ll let you know as soon as we know. the jury spent most of their morning listening to things they have already heard before read back to them. they asked to rehear the judge s instructions regarding what inferences they can make from the evidence shown at trial. they also reviewed the testimony of michael cohen and david pecker regarding their august 2015 trump tower meeting, as well as testimony from david pecker regarding a call from donald trump at his decision to not buy
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then we got him on his own show, and mork & mindy was the hip show of the 70s. [ thunk! ] shazbot! ah! hah! rosenthal: the audience talk about a willing suspension of disbelief is willing to buy the premise. mind if i do? .just so they can watch robin williams. [ burps ] na-nu! na-nu! well, excuse me! burton: that was an interesting part of the balance, i think, of the television diet. that there was an attempt to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. but there was also, you know, a need to escape. i m going to a beach barbecue. uh-huh. i can see what s gonna heat up the coals. wallace: if there s any single phenomenon that has tilted the rating book in abc s direction, it s t and a. herb jacobs, at the cbs affiliates meeting, he explained to us how these t -and- a shows are concocted. and they take their clothes off three times, they get ideas, and then they want to have to run two or three times, so they jiggle, and all are well-endowed, of course,