cheering on the red sox soon. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. never do you see a federal court hearing involving donald trump, but today we heard every single word. the lead starts right now. challenging the order. the former president pushing back on federal judge who put limits on what trump can say and where he can say it. ahead, take you inside the courtroom and why today s hearing mattered so much. plus, anger in israel. the heated exchanges with families of hostages kidnapped by hamas. and protesting boss moves. hundreds of employees at tech giant openai threatening to quick over firing of their founder and face of the company. welcome to the lead everyone. i m in for jake tapper. we start with a remarkable day in one of donald trump s four criminal cases. federal courts do not allow live cameras, but today we got to hear live audio in the federal election subversion case. the former president facing charges that include conspiring to overt
officer when ear training them for a stop like this? i ll put that to you again, charles. from the perspective of a former prosecutor, you i can tell you what we had threshold issues. the first question is, the reason for the stop. i think it was david to alluded to the idea earlier that kim potter during her own testimony said in, not so many words, daunte wright had been racially profiled for the stop. the psychology around how you engage the use of force, in this case, it s seriously questionable, and i think the prosecution did a very good job with use of force experts in terms of establishing the type of force that kim potter even thought to engage was necessary, and u89ly the prosecution led in the meantime to the conclusion
a prosecution led by the attorney general of the state of minnesota himself, keith ellison. let s listen to what he had to say after judge cahill announced that 22 1/2 year sentence. like the conviction of derek chauvin two months ago, today s sentencing is not justice, but it is another moment of real accountability on the road to justice. it s difficult to see anyone lose their freedom. but seeing somebody lose their life through torture, over nine and a half minutes, is incomparebly worse. those minutes and seconds are in, inerasebly sealed in the minds of the people across the world who watched george floyd die. derek chauvin is waking up this morning and for the foreseeable future, he will wake up in the most secure unit in this state s most secure prison.
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out we were wrong about a lot more than this. today we learned that we have definitely been wrong about one part of the ongoing story of the president s campaign chair paul manafort facing felony counts in a prosecution led by special counsel robert mueller. we have been wrong him one of the first signs things were taking a serious furn for the president s campaign was when we got word the fbi raided his home in virginia last summer. the reporting at the time, you saw stephen colbert talking about was the raid was conducted in the pre dawn hours and fbi agents executed a no knock warrant. the washington post was first to report in august last year the search warrant on manafort s home was executed in the pre dawn hours. that same day abc news went further reporting that according to a source familiar with the investigation, manafort was awoken by a group of armed fbi act knocking on his bedroom door as they executed the warrant. no, that itself not his front door. his bedroom door.