carroll called the first witness, the manager at bergdorf s. they are setting the scene of the lingerie department on the sixth floor. the doors automatic lock and the the two people could fit there. they did staff the floor when the alleged assault took place and there were times when people were not on the floor that this was an empty floor and when she was attacked there was no one there working at the time. that s when the issues of could someone else corroborate that this had happened? the defense is already on cross-examination of this witness. we do expect carroll to be the next witness so she could be on the stand momentarily and this could be the main witness for carroll s team and also the main witness for the defense because trump s attorney has said he is going to put s lot of their energy into going against carroll s witnesses and bringing their defense case by poking holes in their testimony and they ve already said they
go forward with his life once he gets out, because it s hard to imagine what a defense might look like right because the evidence there, there s a clear trail back to him. the evidence and the defense is simply going to be poking holes in the government s case if this went to trial because it would be the government s burden, obviously to 10 minutes straight beyond a reasonable doubt that he had, in fact, done this that he had the access that he took the documents that he posted it on discord they likely could do so, but it would be a little complicated for them because they ll be issues of classified access. there s classified as a statue called the classified information procedures act that would come into play. any number of complicating factors. so if the government complete this out with him, and they get what they need from purposes of a punishment standpoint, they ll be happy with that now, national security council spokesperson john kirby was here in cnn news central yesterday
and, laura, you also have a new piece taking a closer look at the indictment against trump in new york. what did you learn yeah, there has been so much debate over the last 48 hours about the strength of the district attorney s case and really there is two camps here there is one camp, former people who worked in that office who say that the district attorney s move to actually be silent in the indictment itself about sort of its theory for how it is making what is normally a misdemeanmisdee m misd misdemeaner a felony is an ingenious move because it gives flexibility to try out different theories and see which one may be most effective in front of the jury there are other people who think this is a real weakness, perhaps suggests ambivalence on the part of the d.a. for what his actual theory is and they re poking holes in some of the offerings that you heard from the d.a. about how to make it a felony, this idea of tax issues, or potential election issues on the federal and state
point out the lunacy of everything. it is just weird that one side is copying that lunacy. yeah. i mean, it is the job of the comedian. they tell you number one rule of comedy is to not punch down, but the number one rule is to be funny. you are funny by poking holes in the funny narrative. people complain about how funny is not funny anymore, late night tv is not that funny, they are going for more applause and affirmation than laughter and amusement. it used to be poking holes in the popular narrative, that is what is funny and what we continue to do. todd: if you are not reading the babylon bee, you are missing out. one quick thing on husband and wife stuff, i like this one, wife doesn t like tone of husband s okay text reply, that happens to me more than you could know.
more extreme than the senate version, if you can believe it it also bans specific gender majors and minors. anything that has to do with critical theory. so, of course, that means wome and gender studies program will be bubbling in the stat of florida i m a graduate of that we re organizing all the alumn to talk about why thes programs matter. the efforts on the eye, this impacts kids with disabilities it impacts our veterans of ptsd these are such important programs we re kind of poking holes i this policy to also show not only how damaging it is to the economy, it s unconstitutional honey. we have the receipts to prov it with house bill seven being deemed unconstitutional by a higher court just this las week so, senator, look this is coming up this week on wednesday. i think folks watching, thei logical question is hearing th egregiousness of it all. is there anything you all ca do to stop this and can you also speak to