The pressure make the trump hurry crack. Thats tonight on news nine good evening. Im abby phillip in new york week one of Donald Trumps historic trial is now etched in the history books, and it ends with a full jury box. When to starts with Opening Statements and we lead into it with a defining question. Can the men and women whove been selected to decide the former president s fate with Stand The Trump High waves that will swallow their entire existence. For the next six to eight weeks the jurors come from all parts of the city, west harlem, hells kitchen, chelsea, upper west and upper east sides. Some work in sales, others in finance. Others are lawyers. And they all say that they can be fair despite what theyve read or said about donald trump in the past, that juror number 11 quipped at one point i dont like some of my coworkers, but i dont try to sabotage their work. Fair enough. And from the minute the judge gambled in on thursday morning to the minute the court adjourned today re
interference and political warfare. the former president and two of his sons are accused of fraudulently inflating the value of assets owned by the trump 0rganisation by billions of dollars. this is what he said going in. this comes at a time when the former president is by far the favourite to become the republican nominee for the presidential election. this is what he said going in. and it s a very sad situation - for our country, we shouldn t have this is for third world countries. and it s very unfair, it s very unfair. - but in the meantime, - the people of the country understand it, they see it, and they don t like it, - they don t like it, because it s political warfare, as you would call it, or political lawfare, another name i got a lot of names for it, but usually it takes placel in third world countries and banana republics. i nobody s ever seen that to this . extent, we ve never seen it here. but we will go along - and we will hopefully do very well in eve
higher educations for example, we have an investment baker. we have a speech therapist, we have a retired wealth manager. i can go on and on with all these different people, but they have higher level of education s, but they also have jobs. for example, the speech therapist. we have that teacher as well. the physical therapists, they have to read people s reactions, read how people behave. so they re using that common sense in addition to that higher level of education to understand the more complex issues that the jury may here during the course of this case. but it s not just the jury that s important because you have the alternates and you ll have some of the same characteristics. but why are they important? well, they re not going to deliberate with the jury if it ultimately gets to that point, but you run the risk that a juror or jurors over the course of this trial will not want to be a part of that process ultimately, there may be an accident, maybe an emergency. there may be a
hello, everybody. i m prescott bush, republican candidate for the united states senate. in 1950, prescott bush got into what would become the family business, politics, running for the senate from connecticut. in this early campaign ad, the emphasis was on family. i hope all of you have as much fun and happiness in your family life as we do. my father was totally honest, totally committed to service per se. and that inspired me, not just there, but in his whole life. prescott bush lost in 1950, but won a senate seat two years later as reported on election night. prescott bush mr. bush is a new york investment baker. bush will be in the senate as a republican.
graduating in 1948. but he left his new england roots and with family help got into the oil business in texas. hellhello, everybody. i m prescott bush, republican candidate for the united states senate. in 1950, prescott bush got into what would become the family business, politics, running for the senate from connecticut. in this early campaign ad, the emphasis was on family. i hope all of you have as much fun and happiness in your family life as we do. my father was totally honest, totally committed to service per se. and that inspired me, not just there, but in his whole life. prescott bush lost in 1950, but won a senate seat two years later as reported on election night. prescott bush mr. bush is a new york investment baker.