the beat with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. hi, nicolle. i m going to pull a minilawrence. i was trying to give you your seconds back. we have a full breakdown of all these jury questions tonight, which is so interesting. that s what we re going to do. i can t wait. i m going to get upstairs fast enough so i don t miss anything. have a great show. thank you. thank you to nicolle. and welcome to the beat. i m ari melber. today for the first time ever, donald trump s fate in this criminal trial is now in the hands of a jury of his peers. the presides judge giving the standard and detailed instructions to these 12 jurors in a case that s anything but standard. we know that. and tonight we can report several brand-new developments from the jury s first day of deliberations, which lasted over four hours. we have now gleaned new clues about what they re discussing, what they re considering, what exact evidence and testimony they are focused on today, and presu
greg: high i m greg gutfeld with judge jeanine curiel, ricrichard fowler. dana perino. the five. make no mistake about it, i am here because of quickly joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. he is destroying our country, this country is being destroyed rapidly, not slowly, rapidly. on the borders, energy, inflation, everything. afghanistan. everything about what he s done. he s destroying our country and he s destroying it with weaponization. this is purely his weaponization. greg: that was trump earlier today. the court is taking a 20 minute break and we ll see if he steps up to the mic again. prosecution still making closing arguments as the hush money trail gets ready for its climax. despite six weeks, 22 witnesses and tawdry testimony, america still no closer to knowing what donald trump did wrong. that trigger except pay a scummy lawyer. the ex-president s lawyer todd blanche arguing there was no intent to defraud a no conspiracy to influen
We will hope you stay with us. Thank you to the wonderful partners of ours who host the event. A special welcome to you. Want to run through a few Upcoming Events in the well get into the program. This sunday we have a new voices series. Will have a first time i will talk about the Floating World set in katrina time. That takes place at the Santa Monica Library and is free. Monday night, Chris Matthews comes to the stage. He has a new book out, bobby kennedy. He will be interviewed by frank buckley, a morning posting katie tla. And then tim oreillys with us. He has a book out titled wtf. The we have Matthew Weiners thursday. And also conductor john dan rather, tom maine was with us last week, tina brown is with us next friday, Jennifer Lewis and daniel ellsberg. Tonight, its an honor to host scott adams. Hes a cartoonist from the comic strip gilbert. Hes the author of several best sellers. As cofounder of. Com. He worked as a technology for major bank and then a phone company and then
Tell the story of the weather. This has been the story this morning in the Northern Isles but for scotland tomorrow i suspect we will have seems like this with blizzard like conditions and frequent snow showers tonight but how far south will they go . Stay watching and i will tell you in half an hour. Thank you. Well be talking to tvs nick hewer about why 80 of the worlds orphans arent actually orphans and what hes doing to help them. We might talk about that other apprentice presenter, dondald trump, as well. Hello. The leader of hamas, the Palestinian Islamist group, has called for an uprising or intifada in response to President Trumps decision to recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel. Palestinians in the west bank and gaza strip are holding a day of strikes and protests and israels military has used water cannon against protesters in bethlehem. Traditional allies of the United States, including saudi arabia and france, have condemned President Trumps decision but israel has
Speaker the Youth Parliament will now consider the fifth and final motion of the day, a curriculum to prepare us for life. Is printed on the order paper. To move the motion, i call and ask you it does you asked if we to welcome from the northeast of england abigail charlton. [applause] thank you, mr. Speaker. Healthy relationships such as a sick knowledge and politics. Credit where it is due. I guess we are making progress. In all seriousness, these are some of the most basic foundations of our lives. They are taught to us in an assembly or in psat lessons where the bare minimum is seen as enough. Im sorry. 80 of young people and 90 of teachers believe is important, if not more important than academical vacation. Academic qualification. Young investing in people, a way to give us the tools we need to build ourselves a boat . The Education System is in organized chaos. But amongst all this uncertainty, one thing remains constant. Our persistence is young people. The year before that for