smith along with. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. that was former president donald trump moments ago saying he is ready to testify after the stage got set. the 18 people who would determine his fate have been seated in his hush money trial in new york. opening arguments will begin this monday. the big developments today among them the judge ruling that prosecutors will not have to give advance notice of the witness list to trump s legal team because the former president cannot be trusted not to post about them. team trump will get one name on sunday night. trump railing against the gag order imposed by the judge that limits what he can publicly say about witnesses. he says it s time to take the
about who was most responsible. i felt that the mastermind of the crime was jessie. she didn t pull the trigger, but without her, this doesn t happen. what bothered me was that the bar got set at 22 years for the mastermind of the crime. so he did what he thought he had to be fair and offered jarred a deal, to. 30 years in prison for pleading guilty to first degree murder. jarred agreed. jarred at times as being portrayed as this kind of victim. a little bit of jessie that, she was the mastermind. but vince was shot nine times in the head and face. i mean, you cannot discount that. no. for anything. no, it bothered me. he should ve gotten more than 30 years. tim, vince s cousin, was torn about jarred s punishment. but jessie, she should ve got more time than he did. because she manipulated him. is that the jessie you knew? this master manipulator? i would see she must of manipulated us because i would ve never paid her. i believe that she should do life. as for
a different prosecutor then took over the case against jarred long. his name was mark as he looked over the case, he came to a different conclusion about who was most responsible. i felt that the mastermind of the crime was jessie. she didn t pull the trigger, but without her, this doesn t happen. what bothered me was that the bar got set at 22 years for the mastermind of the crime. so he did what he thought he had to be fair and offered jarred a deal, too. 30 years in prison for pleading guilty to first degree murder.
seen, right, and it was in jerusalem, and then this happened. members of the israeli security services or israeli police went after the they were literally carrying her casket. got set upon by police who hit her with batons, almost dropped a casket and can you see the melee here. the state captain has responded to t.antony blinken is very troubled and ambassador linda thomas-greenfield said this is unacceptable and called it a tragedy, her killing, and this woman was shot while being a reporter. what do you make of the kind of why, what do you make of the u.s. response? do you think it has been robust enough? no. it never is. palestinian lives barely matter when they are alive. rarely matter when they are dead. this woman was a christian and christian and muslims had come
that the sentence was too light. but after discussions with law enforcement, with family members, we determined that it was worth it to have her to be able to say in her own words what happened and why. a different prosecutor then took over the case against jarred long. his name was mark as he looked over the case, he came to a different conclusion about who was most responsible. i felt that the mastermind of the crime was jessie. she didn t pull the trigger, but without her, this doesn t happen. what bothered me was that the bar got set at 22 years for the mastermind of the crime. so he did what he thought he had to be fair and offered jarred a deal, too. 30 years in prison for pleading guilty to first degree murder. jarred agreed. jarred at times as being portrayed as this kind of victim.