Inside politics. Im Dana Bash and we are following breaking news. You are looking at live pictures of Trump Tower where Donald Trump is speaking to reporters, which he has been doing for more than 100 an hour at this time im after leaving a new York City courtroom where his lawyers are pushing in federal Appeals Panel to throw out the Jury Verdict that found him liable of Sexually Abusing and feigning Writer E Jean carroll has focus so far has been attacking carroll and not just carroll other several other women who have accused him of Sexual Assault or Sexual Misconduct over the past several decades. He has been attacking them and their stories One By one, i am lucky to be surrounded by legal and political experts. Cnns Paula Reid and elliot williams, as well as Kristen Holmes and Jeff Zeleny were going to monitor this and go back and because i really feel that its important for our viewers to hear some of the way that he is talking and continuing to talk as we speak because we have t
it all comes 24 hours after militants fired off 18 drones and three missiles towards ships in the red sea, their largest attack yet. american and british forces shooting them down. tonight, at this hour, the military action from the u.s. and the uk now. the white house tonight saying the u.s. will, quote, counter and defeat these mounting attacks from the iranian-backed houthi rebels. mary bruce standing by live with what she s learning right now. in new york city, donald trump lashing out during closing arguments in the $370 million civil fraud trial against him. trump blasting the judge in court. the judge telling the defense, control your client. what comes next now for trump? aaron katersky outside the courthouse. in the northeast, rivers dangerously high, with this new storm now set to sweep across the country and right into the northeast. the tornado threat right now in the south. how much snow will chicago get? and the east set to get hit again as it barrels right
this comes 24 hours after militants fired off 18 drones and three missiles toward ships in the red sea, their largest attack yet. american and british forces shooting them down. at this hour, the new signals tonight that significant military action could be coming. the white house tonight saying the u.s. will, quote, counter and defeat these mounting attacks from the iranian-backed houthi rebels. mary bruce standing by live with what she s learning right now. in new york city, donald trump lashing out during closing arguments in the 37 $0 million civil fraud trial against him. trump blasting the judge in court. the judge telling the defense, control your client. what comes next now? aaron katersky outside the courthouse. in the northeast, rivers dangerously high, with this new storm now set to sweep across the country, and right into the northeast. the tornado threat right now in the south. how much snow will chicago get? and the east set to get hit again as it barrels ri
in iowa, inductions. we will never, ever surrender to the woke mob. our state is where woke goes to die. governor ron desantis prepares for an all but certain presidential run. but does he have what it takes to bring down the front-runner. plus shifting right. the president may break a big campaign promise on energy. will it cause a breach with progressives. i hope that as we go into the next two years he continues to be the strong principaled president he s been. and the gop insurrection divide. it he wasn t a stroll through the capitol. it was an attack. a large majority of folks in d.c. were peaceful. how a right wing tv host triggered a conversation most republicans don t want to have. welcome to inside politics. i m manu raju in today for abby. when the history of the 2024 presidential campaign is written, this week may be chapter 1. republican front-runner donald trump will be in iowa tomorrow for the first time since he launched his third presidenti
outside the courthouse tonight. reporter: tonight, former president trump launching into unscripted and unauthorized remarks during closing arguments at his civil fraud trial that threatens the future of a real estate empire that helped propel him to the white house. ignoring the judge s insistence he stick to the facts and the law, trump went on the attack, calling the case a political witch hunt that should be set aside, and casting himself as the victim, saying, i ve been persecuted by someone running for office. trump called himself an innocent man and told the judge, what happened here, sir, is a fraud on me, complaining new york attorney general letitia james sued him to get publicity. the judge in the case has already found that trump overvalued his real estate properties for years, allowing him to get better terms on loans and insurance. now, the court is deciding how much trump and his business should pay, along with the future of trump s real estate dealings in ne