Ouront starts right now id front next Breaking News are brutal, beat down for trump using all credibility as the former chief of the National Enquirer or reveals he was quote trumps eyes and ears during the president ial campaign plus George Conway was in the courtroom today with trump. This is conway, a lifelong conservative is taking a major leap to help the biden campaign. Hes going to tell you exactly what hes doing its a big zap. And republica turningn for employment moscow marjorie, big time tonight. One senior senator putting the blame on Marjorie Taylor greene for the party losing in november, right . Bullseye. Lets go out front good evening im Erin Burnett Outfront tonight, we begin with the shutdown, but, judge, in trumps Hush Money Trial telling trumps lawyers, quote, youre losing all credibility with the court. This is as they were struggling to defend trump four, ten alleged violations of his gag order. And were actually as i speak right now, on standby for ruling from jud
History of athletics the Us Justice Department is saying about its deal to try to close the books on its investigation into the Larry Nassars sexual abuse case against girls and women in gymnasts next, were going to get reaction from the attorney representing the Gymnast Survivors of Larry Nassars abuse, and leaning this our amajor de and the New York City pasha funny coverup case. A key witness for the prosecutors was back on the stand. His name . David pecker, the former tabloid publisher, and he detailed how he says donald trump used the national so enquirer tabloid to help his 2016 president ial campaign cnns paula reid has a look now at todays Task Testimony as former Tablet Executive Pecker went from killing damaging stories about trump to spilling all on the Witness Stand. Former National Enquirer publisher, david pecker, back on the Witness Stand today, where he shared details of his decadeslong friendship with donald trump and how he eventually used his position to help trump
Because of you you make these programs like this. I feel the community has come out to hear one of the most important programs we have this year to be involved with the Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt Library 25 years with enormous insight with the depth of understanding of the roosevelt era if you read the book it comes through also now involved and spent most of the last 25 years of his life dedicated to the roosevelt big lake legacy so he peels away that superficial analysis and goes to the more important underlying structural issues the most critical point in American History that were determining the future of the world and he brings insight into that proces process. So please welcome david. [applause] that is a wonderful introduction and thank you for your generous support also i would extend my thanks to chris for the tireless director of programs and the entire archives that have been patient with me over the years as a come rushing in asking for documents at the last min
President ial library museum. We are glad you braved the cold to come out and we are lucky enough to have cspan here with us tonight so after the presentation if you are going to ask questions please come to the microphone can record you. How many of your members here tonight . Wow what, thats fantastic. Im so happy you are here i cant tell you how much we appreciate your support. Because of you you make programs like this possible and i feel the community has come out tonight to hear what i think will be one of the most important programs we have this year. David woolner has been involved with the roosevelt institutes and the Roosevelt Library for 25 years and really has enormous insight and a depth of understanding about the roosevelt era that i think if you read the book it really comes through. Hes also been involved with Marist College for 20 years and now involved with bart and really has spent most of the last 25 years of his life dedicated to the Roosevelt Legacy and one of the
Subjugation of others on the basis of race. Unfortunately, that same Confederate Flag flew on the grounds of the State Capitol amidst the funeral of a state senator and dedicated pastor who taught that we are all god ose children as the historic emanuel a. M. E. Church. We have come a long way in america but we still have a long way to go in our march toward a more perfect union. Racial hatred continues to adversely impact our society and people of good will must unite to eradicate it. Limiting the use of federal funds for purchase or display of the Confederate Flag is an important step in that direction. Earlier today lawmakers in South Carolina from both sides of the aisle came together to support removing the confederate battle flag from their State Capitol grounds. This evening, the United States house of representatives has the opportunity to further limit the public display of this divisive symbol that is so closely associated with defense of the institution of slavery. I thank t