will get you out of the office, out of work. this weekend, if you re in d.c., there s an incredible event, a historic event to go to. final preparations are going on right now in washington, as thousands are expected to gather in the nation s capitol tomorrow for the 60th anniversary of the 1963 march on washington. a coalition of 60 national organizations across racial, cultural and generational and religious lines will par tis participate, as they join forces at the lincoln memorial. they ll celebrate progress that they have made, that we have made, that america has made that achieve dr. martin luther king jr. s dream. and to highlight the work still needed to bring about peace, justice and equity. let s bring in right now the president of the national action network and host of msnbc s politics nation, reverend al sharpton.
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who they will see as the main culprit here, if they apply to the other defendants, but i do think the prosecutor did a good job to. use that analogy of everybody gets a super bowl ring, you know. driving home that point that everybody on the team, whether, you know, you re on that field or not okay you are celebrating as the game is won, and in this case everyone that par tis paid, that encouraged, that encried the or aid or abetted is responsible and i think the jurors got that. i think she used such good analogies to drive home her point of what could be very complicated legal issues she made them very relatable to the jury. the prosecutor s argument was succinct, only lasted about an hour so she have the last word with a rebuttal. she has about two hours left in her time. is it a good strategy to leave that much time on the schnabel. i think, ana. juries have very limited attention spans. they are human beings. the rule of thumb we used to use is you re going to lose your
is the occupation recommending our team goes or is that a on question? there is an open question. i have not heard anything about that. i think it depends on what s going on in the country. we have to watch this closely and it s changing by the day. the last time the u.s. team did not par tis pa it in olympic games was in moscow during the cold war. the nfl commissioner has reportedly signed a five-year extension worth $200 million. the leak received unanimous conversation in may citing it supported the deal despite efforts by the director to derail the process. goodell s deal runs through 2023. if you love him or hate him, he s around for a while. also the u.s. not being in the olympics could be huge more international reaction to president trump s announcement about moving the embassy to israel. my colleague will join us for
2016 meeting in trump tower between don junior and the russian lawyer who promised information that could be damaging to hillary clinton. msnbc s garrett haake is on capitol hill right now. garrett, what exactly should we expect to come out of this meeting? don junior is not under oath and this meeting, if you remember in the beginning, it was all about the orphans. reporter: that s right. he s not under oath but the most interesting thing to come out of this meeting will be the transcript. donald trump jr. will sit down for about two hours with staffers from both par tis represented on the judiciary committee and it will be a thorough process. they ll go through that meeting line by line, ask him about his responses afterwards, and i think there will be questions about not just the meeting itself but what happened afterwards, were their follow-ups, calls, e-mails? the meeting has been reported on but the questions about what happened afterwards are is not.