Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Attorney for the Southern District of new york elly honing. Julia, start with you. Did somebody tell the president he could take over this investigation . Where is it coming from . Seems to just be coming out of his adlib interview as he frequently does. Sort of spins from the cuff here. Seems that this is coming from a place of increased rhetoric from President Trump. He wants to show that he has control over the situation. In fact a lot of times likes bringing up the russia investigation. Perhaps that plays to his base who thinks this is part of the witchhunt he describes treating him and others like Paul Manafort unfairly. It could be that hes watching what the coverage of the Manafort Trial, thats getting to him. Could be he sees people like don mcgahn, his white house Special Counsel speaking to Robert Mueller and heard a lot about the fact Robert Mueller could be preparing a slew of indictments to give himse
Interviews with political figures and news updates. Interviews with political figures and news updates. The jury that there is a third option, there is guilt, there is not guilty, and there is a hung jury. The judge declined to do that and said that if the jury were to come back again and say they remain deadlocked, the judge will ask them how many counts theyve reached a verdict on. Hell then consult with the lawyers and decide whether or not to take whats called a partial verdict which means to have the jury announce those counts to which theyve reached unanimous agreement. Now, correct me if im wrong, the trials that ive covered in the past, dan, and youre the lawyer and former prosecutor, a judge will only repeat that allen charge so many times, or else risk, you know, being overturned on appeal if it ends up being a conviction, that east putting too much pressure on a deadlocked jury. Youre exactly right, andrea. Even the judge mentioned that his objective was not to be coercive t
be here, joe biden is a crook. jesse: the day started out about like a juror number 2, the unmarried nurse dropped out because her friends asked her if she was one of the trump support is jesse watters primetime she said she cannot take the pressure and cannot be fair to the form president. juror number 4, the puerto rican grandfather who founded trump fascinating and mysterious and rubbing a stealth jury. he lied on his jury form about his comment no record. it turns out he was arrested for vandalizing republican lawn signs. he was working with the democratic mayor, so the judge booted the undercover grandfather. by the way all the information about of these jurors coeternal report is in the room, the same things and reporting, so as the washington post, cnn, politico. the media also knows trump s lawyers have caught it respective jurors being sneaky. jurors for letterforms a savior not biased, i ve never done this are that, and trump steam keeps
fair. by that definition, nobody could serve on a jury. jesse: you have to be fair and impartial. we are talking about a former and future president possible that we ll have an impact on that juror s life. you saw the jurors, you saw them ask questions. they say i don t like his policies, i despise his personal life, but i can be fair. it is tough when you put politicians on trial. i am glad that juror said that. jeanine: i don t know if it was i don t want to suffer the consequences. that was i am going to be identified. he lied on that jury form because he was arrested and convicted. let s not kid each other.
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