Former President Donald Trump has shown up in person for His Civil Trial Lawsuit in new york. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. New York Attorney general Le Tisha James wants trump on the hook and ban him from doing any business in new york. Who is deciding the future of a former president and his real estate empire . All judge, no jury. Thats him on the right. The judge already found trump liable for fraud this week. Now he begins resolving the remaining claims of the suit and decides the monetary damages. The former president tore into both the a. G. And the judge just before the trial began last hour. Yeah, he talked. We have a racist Attorney General who is a horror show who ran on the basis she was going to get trump before she even knew anything about me. This is what we have. Its a scam, a sham. Harris his legal team also eager to talk about the motivation of this. What were witnessing is Election Interference of somebody who is leading in the polls the more
Live on every channel. Trying to figure out whats going on so it was live and entire room thousands turn at once and start booing at me screaming in person saying the things they were saying online but saying them to my face, and it was nerve wrecking, my phone again starts going off like crazy. Not just people on twirts but my colleagues and my bosses and my mom saying what in the world is happening . Because shes watching it on television are you safe are you okay shes concerned. But i put my put my phone off i put it down over here because i have a job to do hes making a major announcement. How do you keep doing that job when that kind of attention ive learned at this point because hes gone of a me so many times i learned at this point in order to defuse the situation is smile and you wave. So i did that i smited and i waved at this angry crowd and they got bore ed and turned around. How were you personally angry at donald trump . Himself or in the moment you let it go because you h
President , kay here was not a political reporter when afl this began. So could you tell the nice people it shall [laughter] what it was that you were doing judgment whether theyre nice until after they buy the book. [laughter] buy the book so i was a Foreign Correspondent an living in london, and i jus came back to new york for a couple of days. To remind my bosses that i exist because they have a tend stoi forget who you when youre overseas unless theres major news happening and it was a slow period, and i showed up in the newsroom and im standing around with one of my colleagues, and donald trump was making headlines. E he had Just Announced that he was running for president. And in doing so said mexico was sending rapist into the country. So macys dropped the donald trump brand from its stores. Univision said were not going to air your pageant any long asker and nbc qoangt either, and this was a ballooning story that needed to be covered. And they needed someone to cover it. But th
Newscast on cbs 4 in miami. Shee anchors the Public Affairs show, focus on south florida which airs on tv 33. She joined cbs4 in august 2016 and as a morning anchor, became amain anchor along with rick folbaum in september 2003. She won an emmy of the pulse nightclub mass shooting attack and was nominated for an emmy for her coverage from havana whenve president obama made his historic visit to cuba. Before joining cbs4 rudabeh worked at television stations in l. A. And phoenix where she received emmys and emmy nominations. She studied journalism andology and received a masters degree from university of california, Berkeley Graduate School of journalism. I suspect that most of you in this room like me were first introduced to khzir khan a little after 9 00 p. M. Eastern time, on july 28th, 2016 when case sir muslimamerican citizens and her his son was tragically killed in iraq in 2004 electrified millions of people around the world on final day of the Democratic Convention when he pass
Government open or should i say to reopen the government. The White House Position remains the same we will not negotiate the status of 690,000 unlawful immigrants while hundreds of millions of taxpaying americans, including hundreds of thousands of our troops in uniform and Border Agents protecting our country are held hostage by Senate Democrats. We continue to remain anxious to reach a deal on daca, and we look forward to resuming those negotiations as soon as the Senate Democrats rio open the thernment reopen government. The reality that is difficult for Many Americans to understand is if you put forward a bill that continues funding the government, reauthorizes Health Insurance for 9 million children, provides a relief of , democrats and republicans were on a bipartisan basis. The rationale for shutting down the government on a bill that democrats and republicans agree with, on the basis of saying that we will not negotiate, we will not reach a resolution to open the government un