he defamed her by denying it happened. this is moments away. we will bring it to you live here and stay with it throughout this hour. national correspondent bryan llenas is standing by at the courthouse while we wait for the news that the jurors are about to present this verdict. hi, brian. yes, i m here in new york. we have our producers at the courthouse. we re waiting now what the verdict is. it said that they would be announcing it at 3:00. we re looking to see as soon as we get the verdict what it is. in this case we need to step back here, this is a civil federal case, which means that all nine jurors must come to a unanimous decision on whether or not they believe former president trump committed assault, a battery and whether or not he defamed e. jean carroll. the burden of proof here is lower than a criminal case. you must proved beyond a reasonable doubt in this case. the only thing they have to do is convince the jury that e. jean carroll said the events more tha
think the candidates should take the interviews come on the air. i know you would love to have them i would, too ask questions and force folks to talk about something else. thank you you can catch simone this weekend on msnbc or streaming on peacock. that is all in this monday night. good evening, rachel good evening. much appreciated thank you for your help joining us this hour we re really happy to have you here at 10:13 a.m. today, 10:13 a.m. exactly, kids in nashville, tennessee, all walked out of their classes. look at that when the first help me 911 call started coming into the police department in nashville one week ago today. monday last week when that horrific school shooting started at the covenant school an elementary school in that city police today said in the roughly 14 minutes that it took for that school shooting to elapse, the shooter fired 126 rifle rounds and 26 rounds from a handgun 152 rounds all together in 14 minutes. to honor the three little kid
meeting with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy as the two men walked streets air raid sirens could be heard and really a sign of how risky this trip was. and so in a pledge, president biden vowed to continue to support the country no matter the cost or the time. one year later kyiv stands, and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you, and the world stands with you. it is worth fighting for, for as long as it takes, and that is how long we will be with you, mr. president, for as long as it takes. we go straight to kaitlan collins where the president is soon going to arrive in warsaw, poland. i once accompanied the president on a secret trip to see the troops and the precautions to go to the u.s. military base were astounding, but biden just went to an active war zone with virtually no u.s. troops on the ground, so how in the world did the president and the white house pull this off? kristin, i am so glad that you brought it up, and if you
the white house claims the documents were immediately handed over to the national archives and the joe biden attorneys are working with the doj, the president does not seem to talk about any of it. and we would like to thank top g.o.p. lawmakers claim there is a double standard at play after the fbi raid on mar-a-lago. president biden said during the campaign he would be the most transparent with frustration in america, yet we find out this happened november the 2nd, days before the midterm elections and no one found out about it. i m not going to be quick to judge, i just know that he said it was very irresponsible for president trump to take classified documents into his personal residence and have them in an unsecure location and it appears he did the same thing. dana: and some of the media quick to dismiss the story. to speak of the euphoria on the right that this would somehow exonerate donald trump is already turned into a bit of a hangover because of the star
good morning. s it s 10:00 a.m. eastern. 7:00 a.m. pacific. i m ryan nobles. after years of broken promises and legal battles, some of former president trump s tax returns are now public. a short time ago, the house ways and means committee release trump s tax returns from 2013 through 2020 and returns from some of his businesses. it comes more than six years after the former president made this pledge to release the returns. i ll release them when the audit is completed. i have had audits for 15 or 16 years. under audit, when it s complete, i ll release them. he never did release them. the committee obtained the returns in november after a long legal bat thal went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the panel hoped to res lease the documents last week, but it delayed the disclosure so they could redact personal information. the former president responding to the release with a statement saying in part, the democrats should have never done it, the supreme court shoul