Though, who hit the frame of dortmunds goal four times on the night and twice in the first leg. Psg have never been european champions, losing to Bayern Munich in the 2020 final. Dortmund, though, have won the trophy once before, beating juventus in 1997. For psg, its heartbreak again, as our reporter Connor Mcnamara explains. Paris Saint Germain threw the kitchen sink at this and they will not believe that they have not scored. On four different occasions, they hit the woodwork the post, the crossbar. Incredible. There was a Penalty Appeal late on for Kylian Mbappe that didnt go his way. This Huge Investment in mbappe in recent seasons has not produced the trophy that psg wanted more than any other. But what about for dortmund . In their First Champions League semifinalfor11 years, having sold talent two years ago, having sold Jude Bellingham at the start of this season, they keep driving on and they are into the final, 2 0 on aggregate, dortmund eliminating paris Saint Germain. So do
still at that point now we re getting so many notes and so many little time but it s all happening at the same time. you ve heard about of this new note making its way from the jury, requesting the judge s instructions. if i remember coke those instructions lasted the better part of 90 minutes. so i don t know whether that will be sort of replayed here. but they are also requesting some key testimony from michael cohen, david pecker. there is a lot going on here. welcome everybody, of neil cavuto. what a lot of people thought would be an uneventful newsday, turning into a sort of double whammy with these no requests and everything else, going rocket right back into the courtroom to get it all settled. how long it takes, anybody s case. let s go to nate, i m sure he has a far better idea than i do. hello neil, so the judge just suggested bringing to the jury back into go over some of the concerns you mention it, you mentioned the jury has two note so far, the most recent a
invites president trump in washington d.c. for anything related to january 6th, that will be considered a major outrage by republicans, because you could convict any republican of anything in washington d.c., but i fear this is where this is going as sort of an insurance policy. as for the current charges that he is facing, former vice president mike pence weighed in on those today, saying the substance of the indictment and whether or not he would issue a pardon fs1 her boss if he wins the white house, what he would do first former boss? i think the pardon authority very seriously, it is an enormously important power of someone in an executive position. and, i just think it is premature to have any conversation about that right now. joining us now, another republican critic of the former president one who we should know is staying out of the race this time, new hampshire
who were briefed on the matter, saying mr. trump wanted a more combative approach, so instead a banded this outreach, and never actually happened. i should note, separately, a source close to the legal team tonight is telling me, they are casting doubt on that ever being a real opportunity given what was listed in the indictment yesterday predates what actually joined the team late last august. that is where attorney general merrick garland s swing, and not on the case, itself but defending the man who is running. at the man who is in the room yesterday, for the first time with the former president special counsel jack smith. mr. smith is a veteran career prosecutor, he is assembled a group of experienced and talented prosecutors, and agents to share his commitment to integrity and the rule of law. i want to get more now on all this from cnn s paula reid. paula, this is notable because
to win back the white house, they feel they have a real chance of potentially beating president biden. is this where they want to be at this point in the primary process which is where they are twisting themselves into pretzels, talking about whether or not they would pardon their former president if he gets the short answer, no, $7 million there s a lot of cheap seats where, the way we see a lot of things happening here, they feel they have to rashid on trump s defense, and ultimately what they are doing, when they lash out at the doj or use terms like which, aren t or things like that weaponize, the people who are running against donald trump are reinforcing his core message, not typically what you see when your political opponent has been indicted. we are also starting to see jim reference the weight of indictments, that ask these are, coming we are starting to see some cracks. we don t know if that wait what caused the dam to burst, but this nomination as we have seen mike penc