tonight on the reidout right now at 11:28 eastern, i m asking you to step out to begin deliberations. the jury has been dismissed to begin deliberations. the jurors are now leaving the courtroom to deliberate. and we are told they are expeditiously to begin deliberations. for the first time in american history, a jury is deciding whether a former president of the united states committed felonies. and as the deliberations began, the jury made several requests to the judge. meanwhile, trump and his defenders are bracing for the verdict by attacking the judge, lying about the jury instructions, and increasingly portraying trump as a martyr. reporting on justice sam alito s insurrectionist flags. he s now throwing his wife even further under the bus. and refusing to recuse from trump cases, earning a pat on the head from trump himself. after 22 days in cord, following 22 witnesses, giving more than 80 hours of testimony, plus more than seven hours of closin
Harm s way to try and win it. there is nothing worse than going in and not trying to win. harris: bill, i am going to gently touch on now, michael powell, son of: and alma powell is preparing to speak. the hymnals have wrapped now and we do not want to miss a second of any of this. this has been seamless. meaning that there is not one person sort of leading us through this, so we watch it as it happens. let s watch together. speak to my sisters and i were raised under the stars. the stars of a story to general we eulogize today. dad was famous for his 13 rules. but our family life was on regimented. no morning reveille or marching
These beautiful hymnals now being played. we want to kind of unpack a little bit about what we have seen. there were some moments there that were really life. there is a lot of levity there. i think that that was reflection of not only colin powell s personality but those that he was drawn to in his life. katie, your thoughts. k.t.: he never took himself too seriously. he wore his iconic present spirit he wore easily. richard armentrout said that he was comfortable in his own skin. the other thing that struck me, and rich armitage, when he spoke and said that they d both been in vietnam and when they came back from vietnam, country in the military was demoralized. my job was to go around, and i was a speechwriter for the secretary of defense and for sometimes the president. president reagan. my job was to go around and asked all of these fellows, men, who had been in vietnam, what did we do wrong? what did we do right? what were the lessons learned? so, i wrote a speech for the
Understands hymnals about as good as afghanistan. check this out. they played this song and my mind is going blank now. jason: i love that. i m jason chaffetz in for raymond arroyo. greg: happy thursday, everyone. i m so excited. because it s time for yes, welcome to hug your thug
Understands president biden understands hymnals. my favorite hymn is based on a song, may he lift you up on eagles wings, let the light shine upon you etc.. and hold you in the palm of his hand. my mind is going blank now. i am jason chaffetz. friday september 3rd, fox news alert the biden administration dodging questions refusing to elaborate on the vetting process for afghan refugees coming into the united states. we do president biden s approval rating taking to the lowest point of his presidency but the media coming to his defense. jillian: border agents calling it a slap in the face as the white house works to secure the border but not our own.