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rittenhouse is accused of killing two men and wounding another during protests that followed the shooting of jacob blake last year. let s begin to cnn s shimon prokupecz in wyoming, what happened wisconsin, what happened in court today. reporter: the prosecutors brought another witness who was with kyle rittenhouse on the day of the shooting, an armed individual who was part of his power military kind of group that came into kenosha. key here, why prosecutors brought him in was that they needed him to describe the demeanor of joseph rosenbaum, of course the man who was shot and killed by kyle rittenhouse, and so he came in to describe that while joseph rosenbaum himself was belligerent, at one point calling him a babbling idiot, he didn t feel threatened by rosenbaum. this is a key part of the case because the defense is trying to argue that he was threatening kyle rittenhouse, and that is why kyle ultimately used his
unless a court rules that his conversations with former president trump were not privileged. clark, you ll remember, was one of the doj officials who pushed the former president s bogus election fraud claims. he also draft add proposal for the justice department to announce investigations into the 2020 vote tally in georgia. cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now, a former federal prosecutor. that s interesting. he s basically saying the executive privilege argument. is that what happened today with jeffrey clark, and why is he so significant? he s significant, alisyn, because he was the one inside pushing for false information, pushing to tell georgia that they didn t have to certify and really trying to orchestrate a coup on the part of the justice department to help donald trump steal the president and remain in power. it sounds like he s experting executive privilege. the former president trump
hourly wages also increased by nearly 5%. cnn s phil mattingly is at the white house, we begin with manu raju, things seem to be changing by the minute, what s happening with the vote? democratic leadership came in today comfnfident that they cou finally get joe biden s agenda through the house, the moment that confidence is all but evaporated, they re not scrambling to come up with yet another plan to get at least part of the biden agenda through. now, the beginning of the day, they had plans to have a vote on approving the rule that is essentially a procedural vote that would govern the floor debate of the larger bill, the $1.9 trillion economic package, the sweeping expansion of the social safety net and have a vote to approve that bill after that, and then they would follow that with approval of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan that has been awaiting action in the house since august. now, they have faced pushback