co-conspirators, margaret cole, that s her, the owner of the now closed agency, faces trial in february on charges tied to polish adoptions. and prosecutors say a third defendant, a ugandan attorney who helped in the scheme, remains at large. the news continues. want to hand it over to chris for cuomo prime time. chris? all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. you know, we have four big legal cases in different parts of the country, and the reactions to them will be the mareasure of where we are as a nation. i ve got the qanon shaman s lawyer here. he s going to be with us in just a moment. because his client s prison sentence tells us a lot more than seems to be resonating. however, the big ticket items, the kyle rittenhouse jury, they re going to go into a fourth day of deliberations starting tomorrow morning. they re done for the night. they ve already spent a combined 23 hours. what does that mean? it s proof of the complexity of the case. i
the kyle rittenhouse jury, they re going to go into a fourth day of deliberations starting tomorrow morning. they re done for the night. they ve already spent a combined 23 hours. what does that mean? it s proof of the complexity of the case. it s proof of the difficulty of deciding the killer s fate. even after he shot and killed two people and injured another in kenosha, wisconsin during the protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. a juror today asked a very interesting question, got a more interesting answer from the judge. she said, can i take home the jury instructions? remember, they re not sequestered. the judge said yes. now, there s no reason to speculate about it, but it certainly raises an eyebrow. what s she going to do with them at home? is she going to ask somebody else about it? she s not supposed to. we have no reason to believe that this juror tends to do anything else. but that s a curious situation in that courtroom. in georgia the prosecution went afte