south guilt.com today good evening, everyone. welcome to a special edition of newsnight. i m abby phillip alongside kaitlan collins here in new york. donald trump s fate will soon be decided that the hands of a jury of his peers and the prosecution wrapped up late tonight, just about two hours ago, following the defense earlier this morning now, both sides tried to condense five weeks of testimony into their closing arguments today, it was their last and final chance to make their case to the jury before those 12 new yorkers decide whether to let donald trump walk or making the first president with a criminal conviction. the jury is expected to begin deliberating tomorrow after hearing the judges instructions to them you can see trump earlier. walk can to trump tower. he did not speak as he typically does when he leaves court today. but inside that room, durer s first heard from trump s defense attorney todd blanche, who laid out what he said were the top ten reasons to dou
interview, shows he is diving into this. he is not just accepting what was submitted to him by the parties. he wants to see the evidence for himself. which is a good thing, i think. it shows this is a very thoughtful, responsible judge who takes this sentencing role seriously. my guess today flynn has a chance of getting out of this with no time required to serve in jail. sandra: michael mukasey was on earlier saying there is not a lot of black and white in this case. i will agree with that. there is a lot of nuance in a lot of things nowadays. sandra: that will happen a short time from now. thank you for being here and setting it up for us. much more on the sentencing of michael flynn coming up in the next hour. we have white house press secretary sarah sanders as well as harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz. they ll both be joining us as we await the sentencing. bill: the actor who made the