Former but could he find himself on in effect on their faces tough questions. Welcome everyone, im sade smith in for neil cavuto and this is your world. The drama is mounting when donald trump speaks once court adjourned in about half an our will take you there were live. First nate foy outside the courthouse for the crossexamination still happening right now. What do we know . Attorney todd blanche in asking Michael Cohen about his criminal history and he is also establishing the animosity that courthouse towards the former president with a big take a way so far being in admitting that he wants to see trump convicted in this case and coin is also acknowledged to criticizing trump in this podcast as well as in books. You literally loaded to make a living at this point. During his direct exami examination, sandra, prosecutors got the jury ready for his good ability concerns, or an admitted line before the congress in 2017 and again lying to special Council Prosecutors during the molar i
They will have the credibility issues, but they are going line by line and attack whatever they have with the particular facts. Crossexamination could start today. Any moment. Thank you all for being with us here in the studio. Thank you at home for joining us the last couple of hours. Thats our turn to turn it around to our colleagues. Thank you for the privilege of your time. Andrea mitchell, Chris Jansing and katy tur pick up special coverage next. He approved it. Thats the potentially damning testimony of Donald Trumps former fixer, Michael Cohen. Good day. Im Andrea Mitchell reporting from washington. Im joined by my colleagues katy tur and Chris Jansing in new york. Right now, Michael Cohen is stitching together the details which back up the states felony charges that trump falsified Business Records to cover up the 2016 hush money scheme, or at least thats what prosecutors hope. Cohen testified that Retainer Invoices were faked and legally should have been called reimbursements.
Another. We will tell you everything you need to know about what comes next. And joe biden is working to get under his skin, and it seems to be working. I will ask ron what he thinks about that strategy. Plus i will talk to john favreau and john lovett, with god save america. [ music ] its safe to say there was a lot of legal news this week. In a courtroom in downtown manhattan, there were hours of testimony about donald trump and the National Inquirer and how they tried to kill chances for stories. Trumps lawyers were making an argument that killing your political rival would be completely fine for a president. That was the argument. It has been a lot to take in. What happens this week matters, it should matter to all of us. Its important to talk about why , especially in these moments where it feels like we are all drinking from a News Firehose. We are going to start on thursday, at the Supreme Court. When you listen to these arguments, you may have thought you cant possibly be serio
Good morning, 11 00 a. M. Eastern, 8 00 a. M. Pacific. Im jose diazbalart. Right now testimony has resumed in former president Donald Trumps new york hush money trial. Former National Enquirer publisher david pecker is back on the Witness Stand Being questioned by trump attorney boefy. Prosecutors wrapped up their questioning yesterday by asking about the tabloid purchasing the story of Karen Mcdougal, another woman who claims to have an affair with trump. Trump denies having an affair with mcdougal. Pecker testified about how trump sought to block stories that could hurt his campaign. With us now to talk more about this, nbc news correspondent Vaughn Hillyard outside the courthouse in lower manhattan, Glen Kirschner, former federal prosecutor and host of the Justice Matters podcast, Kimberly Atkins store, boston globe columnist and cohost of the sisters inlaw podcast, and danny cevallos, criminal Defense Attorney. Glen, kimberly and danny are msnbc contributors. Vaughn, what has been
Millions of people across North America will view a rare event, a total Solar Eclipse. Its going to be visible along whats known as The Path Of Totality. That stretches 100 miles wide and spans 15 states as well as mexico and parts of eastern canada. Along that path, tens of millions of people will see the Afternoon Skies completely darken when the moon slips between the earth and sun temporarily blocking the suns light. Other parts of the u. S. Outside The Path Of Totality will be able to see a partial Solar Eclipse. Now there is a question about whether cloud coverage could restrict the view for some. Part of what makes today so special, the u. S. Wont see another total Solar Eclipse of this scale for two more decades. Our team joins us this morning from the path, al roker, cohost of today is in dallas, nbcs Maura Barrett at the university of indianas football stadium in bloomington, and nbcs george solis from the u. S. S. Intrepid museum in new york city. Al, what are you expecting