major news network on the scene since the uprising welcome first, why donald trump's lawyers say he can't make good on a $464,000,000 bond order in the new york civil fraud ruling. and it's raising new questions about trump's cash crunch from multiple legal cases and how it could impact as well. cnn senior justice corresponded evan perez is joining us now with the latest devin, what was the trump team's explanation for why they can't come up with this money >> well, wolf, that the former president is up against a deadline next week to produce a bond to satisfy this judgment. and according to the filing that they've made in federal court and sorry, in state court today, they said that they've been rejected by 30 three different underwriters who said that they cannot satisfy that kind of that kind of bond. and so as a result of this, they're asking the court they have asking the judge to give him more time to extend the former president more time in order to come up with this kind of money, $40,064 million is what? but overall judgment is and it is going up every day. as a result of interests wolf of the state attorney general, letitia james is asking the court to not give trump anymore time. they say they're ready as you pointed out, wolf to start seizing some of his assets to satisfy that judgment. now according to the court filing today the bond underwriters have said that they cannot write a bond for that size of money and 11 of the uninsurance underwriter who provided an affidavit for the trump team in this court filing. call this a practical impossibility. so the cash crunch for the former president is absolutely coming to a head in the next week. >> well, interesting and ever now, there's also news in the georgia election subversion case after friday's major ruling, keeping the district attorney, fani willis on the case. what's the latest there? >> right. wealth while the former president's lawyer see now is asking for permission from judge mcafee in that case for permission in order to file an appeal. now, the judge in making that ruling last week open the possibility that this decision to keep final willis on the case to not disqualify her from the case that open that possibility 34 and appeal. and so that's what the legal team for the defense's the defense teams is now asking they're asking for permission from the judge in order to file that appeal immediately with the georgia court of appeals. of course we know the fani willis is fighting that wolff and says that she should be allowed to remain on the case. >> evan perez. thank you very much. i want to bring and see you in an anchor, kaitlan collins right now, caitlin, how much does trump struggled to come up with this bond? speak to the massive, massive cash crunch. he's now facing >> wolf, unless that appeals cord, this appeals court comes to save him. he could be in a real financial crisis and just the coming days he's alone. and i think what evan said there in his first part of his report is important that there are other options that trump has here, and that's what his team is exploring, whether that's going to a higher court or what this is going to look like, but they're also dealing with the reality here that they are having difficulty finding this that comes of course, after many of his attorneys were offering public once is that it was not going to be any kind of an issue for them and it kinda just speaks to the moment he's in right now overall, he just had to post about a $90 million bond in the e jean carroll case, of course, where he was found liable for defaming her the money that he owes there. he's trying to sum in this money that he's coming up with and also he's got several trials ahead of him that he has got a huge legal team, that he is also still paying for the pack that he's been using that is on track to have a lot of difficulty with its money by this summer wolf. and so there is a very real financial issue that is happening for the former president when it comes to these cases, whether it's about his businesses e. jean carroll, or the criminal trials he is facing that could start potentially as soon as next month in april after the new york case got delayed here, wolf and i think one thing that stands out about what his attorneys are saying today about the difficulty in coming up with a $450 million bond in this business fraud case is that this entire case is about trump arguing and defending in himself against these accusations about over inflating his wealth and basically saying that his properties were bigger than they actually were, that they were worth more than they actually were. and of course we know the judge found him liable for that here wolf, but now his own attorneys are coming forward and saying that they do not have the money to cover this, and i just think it speaks to the irony of this entire situation. >> how is the trump team now caitlin scrambling to raise more cash, they need they needed that buddy. >> they get that also wolf on the political side for his campaign. they are well behind president biden's campaign, which is obviously the power of the incumbency that president biden has. he didn't have to go up against any real threats when it comes to challengers for the democratic nomination, like trump did for the republican nomination. and when you just look at the differences and how much cash they have on hand, i believe biden the democrats have about $155 million on hand. we have not gotten the latest totals from the trump campaign, but certainly they're nowhere near that because we know the republican national committee is struggling with is finance as well. and so i think that speaks to what you're seeing happening at mar-a-lago. it's basically billionaire week where the former president and his political team are welcoming in all of these wealthy donors, hoping that they will be prepared to cut checks to his campaign because they feel confident in the long run that they are going to be able to have that money. they say they'd been outraged before. >> but overall, this big picture does speak to the fact that his campaign is having trouble raising money. he's behind president biden and trying to catch up. and also obviously on the legal front, having a lot of issues there as well. >> yeah. a lot of cash problems, indeed, kaitlan collins. thank you very much, caitlin. of course, we'll be back later tonight at 09:00 p.m. eastern to anchor her excellent program. the tourists will be watching. let's get some more right now with our legal and law enforcement experts are watching all of this unfold. andrew mccabe, let me start with you. what do you make of the trump team's filing? is it a practical impossibilities they claim for trump to come up with this massive sum of money. i thought he was a multibillionaire well, it may very well be a practical and possibility if it is, it's because the companies that trump has >> interacted with in an effort to secure the bond have quite rightly and conservatively said they're not willing to post that bond on his behalf in return for using properties as security. they want actual cash or stocks, things that can be liquidated easily to post that bond. and he doesn't have enough cash on hand or stocks, liquid assets on hand, to get a bond of that size. i don't think we can really question the logic of that. this is someone who it's in this unenviable position because he has been found guilty of over inflating the values of his properties. so it makes sense that insurance companies would not accept those properties and his valuation of them as security on a bond of this size. so it may be impossible for him to to obtain the bond, but it is not impossible to proceed forward according to the law in this case, as all or allows the state attorney general to start pursuing the seizure of some of those properties to secure this judgment. so lot to be determined in the future here, but there is a path for it. it's just not the one that trump once you certainly doesn't want any of this. karen friedman agnifilo is with us as well. karen does trump have any options left or r is assets at risk of being seized beginning as early as next monday, march 25, i think he has plenty of options. i mean, he has made it very clear and testified as such that, for example, mar-a-lago is worth over $1 and he goes on and on about how judge and gorani said it was 18 million, even though that's not really exactly the way it played out at the trial. and so he should have no problem refinancing that or any of his other properties to quickly both liquidate some money that he can use to post this bond or to safeguard against it being seized by the attorney general. he has multiple properties that he can do that width and he also looks see what the appellate courts do now that he has essentially admitted that he does not have the money that he says he does, or the assets that he says he does and it'll be interesting to see. >> i'm not surprised, for example, that chubb did not bond this, not just because of the size of it, but also after they posted the e jean carroll bond for him, he went out and he defamed her again, he repeated the same the same statements that he did before. he actually puts these at risk, these bonds. so i think it's going to be very interesting to see if anyone's willing to take the risk for the reasons andrew said that he's been lying about the value of his properties and the that's what the judgment is about. it's about devaluing them, but also that he would go out and re continue to do it after the fact, i think that's also something that the bond companies and insurance companies are looking at. >> yeah, good point. on course. khardori is with us as well on kush, letitia james, previously said about them month or so ago that she was ready to seize trump's assets if needed. listen to this. listen to her >> we are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to new yorkers. and yes, i look at 40 wall street each and every day if he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, and then we will seek judgment enforcement mechanisms and court and we will ask the judge to seize his assets sonko's do you expect that could actually happen come monday? >> i mean, look, it's conceivable. it could happen given the timeline we're talking about. but i completely agree with karen here. i mean, there are multiple avenues that he has not just in the court system, but in the business community to try to manage that it's not a practical impossibility per sammy. i know that that's the that's the language that's used in the brief. it's only a practical and possibility because he refuses to sell anything. >> right? that is the reason why he can't generate this cash. and it stated explicitly in the brief, he says it would be a fire sale. he'd suffered irreparable harm. there's no legal reason i can discern from the brief by the court has to care about any of that. now, the key thing here here though, that folks should remember, is this call proceeds forward. it would not actually be in letitia james is best interest to have to go through a very complicated, cumbersome enforcement process. so this is one of those areas where actually the litigants who have been at loggerheads for quite some time now it may actually have it in their mutual interest to try to come up with some sort of arrangement so he can have his appeal. but the ag's office can also have it's a certainty that they'll get paid out if that appeal is resolved in their favor at the end of the day. but a messy enforcement process with seizing 40 wall street's selling it in some capacity by the attorney general's office. that would be its own type of math yeah, it certainly would be andrew. what would it look like to actually go ahead and give us some more on this to seize trump's assets. what properties would be on the line? do you think >> well, i can tell you augustus is absolutely right. the seizure of physical property brings with it an entire course of headaches that law enforcement really doesn't isn't inclined are in well positioned to deal with and nothing is more headache written than than real estate because there are there's upkeep, there's maintenance, there's all kinds of costs that go along with maintaining that real estate until you can liquidate it. trump's got numerous properties all over all over new york that would be subject to that sort of authority. and it would essentially mean seizing those properties, maintaining them, and putting them up to some sort of of auction or sale for the public good. not a process that happens quickly. it takes an enormous amount of money and time and effort by the law enforcement entities involved. it's probably not one that letitia james, it sounds great in a soundbite, but it's probably not one that she looks forward to actually going through. i think the kind of deal that ankush mentioned is it's something they should be looking forward to. >> well, let's see if that happens. all right, guys. thank you very, very much. or there's more breaking news coming into the situation room from the united states supreme court. the justices have denied a request by former trump adviser peter navarro to avoid prison while he appeals is contempt of congress conviction navarro is scheduled to begin serving a four month prison sentence at the federal facility in miami tomorrow. he was convicted in september of two counts of contempt of congress for defying a subpoena from the january 6 house select committee and just ahead, cnn is on the scene in haiti as the caribbean nation's capital city explodes into violence, are live report from port-au-prince is coming up, plus donald trump is defending is inflammatory rhetoric. what he's now claiming he meant when he warned of a bloodbath, if he's not re-elected erin burnett out front tonight at seven on cnn. >> this is the last call for your hands to grab the 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there wolff there have been clashes between police and gangs that are playing out all day and even into this late hour as the sun is coming down here in port-au-prince. and it started early in the morning with a 05:00 a.m. attack on to more affluent neighborhoods gangs making way too, from home to home, going through breaking in. even at one point according to one source opening fire inside at home. >> and it >> just shows you how ruthless they have become in this constant battle between community citizens here. and these gangs that are trying to tighten their grip. now it's also a struggle and strain on the police resources we spent some time over the weekend with one local police commander and he was showing us just what they're trying to deal with. and that is low resources. he m and more ammo than they do. at times, they have little to no fuels, so they can't drive their squad cars. and they are also dealing with just broken morale. so imagine all of that in an incident like today with a gang attack. and it explains why it is such a struggle for police to try to keep up. and that he said that is the reason know what that you've got the community that's building barricades and creating their own self-defense per gates to try to push back on that this gang activity. >> what sort of impact that david is the violence having on the people of haiti? >> we've got to see that firsthand over the past couple of days and you have a city where you have folks who are refugees in their hometown and they have moved from camp to camp over the past several months and the past two weeks in particular, have been increasingly challenging for them we went to one location that was a school that is no longer operating because of the violence they had to shut it down, but it's been occupied by refugees essentially, more than 1,500 people cramming into a building that's got maybe a dozen classrooms and they find anywhere they can to set up their little home and bring any belongings that they've been able to gather with them. and for them, it's also a struggle because they're not only facing the clashes with gangs wolf there also having to deal with the local community that it feels as though they're bringing unwanted attention to that neighborhood. and they themselves want to push these folks out because they feel the gangs will just be attracted to attack even further within that territory. and so it's just incredible struggle that's worsen given this phi lines have been cut off and folks are dealing with little to no food, running water is at this point a luxury that they can't seem to track down. and so it's left them in a dire situation >> so heartbreaking to see it, i was there in port-au-prince several years ago and it was quiet, it was nice to folks were so friendly. how did it get to this point? david? and what happens next >> well, you mean you could go back several decades, but i think this most recent surge, folks point to the assassination of the former president jovenel moise, who died in 2021 and was killed here. and that then left at the prime minister ariel henry in charge. he was essentially a to that position and was supposed to hand over powers, essentially to what would have been another elected leader in february of this year, february 7 to particular, didn't happen because as the prime minister argued stability wasn't in place here. so as to have those elections >> so what happened? well, you had folks who were part of the community wanting on rita go feeling as though their situation was getting worse under for him and you had the gangs gained popularity and traction because they too wanted henry to go. now, they both wanted the same thing, but by no means where they united force the folks in the community really wanted on route to go because they felt like the gangs wolf, we're gaining more and more traction and pushing them further and further out of their homes. >> they would call her, stay safe over there. thanks for 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would do. one source telling me that it could be related to fundraising, but multiple sources adamant that nothing had been decided yet. they also tried to step away from the idea that he'd been the part of the official campaign, mostly just highlighting that he would be part of the reelection effort. now, again, just to note who paul manafort as he was one of a number of people who served as head of donald trump's 2016 campaign, albeit briefly before being charged with financial crimes later. and then as you noted, being pardoned by the former for president, and i am told that this is all being done at mostly the request of the former president who has said time and time again, he wants to bring manafort back in that he really likes man afford. is there a role for paul manafort, god source? it's telling me there's nothing concrete yet, but it is something that's in discussions and discussions with him it's likely to take place >> yeah, it's interesting, kristen, despite being the presumptive republican nominee right now, trump does not appear to be changing strategy. what can you tell us about this? >> yeah, we heard from in a rally in ohio over the weekend where he really played to his bass, playing up his comments about immigration, praising those who are charged with their behaviors on january 6. and we are told that this is likely to remain the same. the donald trump is who he is and that it's not likely that he's going to shift his narrative completely. a lot of this is what he thinks that he will win on. take a listen to what he said in ohio if i had prisons that we're teeming with ms 13 and all sorts of people that they've got to take care of for the next 50 years, right? young people, they're in jail for years. if you call him people, i don't know if you call them people in some cases than not people in my opinion, these are bad. these are animals. we're going to put a 100% tariff before and every single car that comes across the line. and you're not going to be able to sell those guys. if i get elected now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole that's gonna be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the country that'll be the least of it. but they're not going to sell those cars. you see the spirit from the hostages and that's what they are as hostages. they'd been treated terribly, unbelievable patriots and they were unbelievable patriots and our now we were told by senior advisers that in a general election you're likely to see trump, quote, unquote tailoring his message, meaning based on where exactly he is, he >> might play up specific issues, but again, not downplaying any of his rhetoric, but it is going to become more complicated for his campaign because for such a long time, donald trump was really existing in a vacuum every speech that he was giving, he was giving just a conservative media. he was on truth, social instead of twitter. a lot of his message was not amplified, but now he is the presumptive republican nominee. so tailoring those comments and having his campaign after deuce clean up after at least some of those comments is going to be a little bit more difficult. >> wolf, kristen holmes reporting for us. thank you very much. much for joining us now, the former trump national security adviser turned vocal trump critic john bolton. he also served as the united states or bachelor to the united nations ambassador. thank you so much for joining us. and as you know, paul manafort is a convicted fraudster and tax cheat with ties. actually, that's ties to russian intelligence services. so why would trump do you think want to add him to his team right now >> well, i'm john paul manafort for over 40 years and as a politician, he probably could bring some skills that trump needs at this point, thinking about just what you were talking about a general election campaign. and it's also typical of trump he, he, he reaches back to people like that and expects things from him. so it's not surprising. i think we'll probably see more of the same as time goes on. >> interesting, the former vice president, mike pence says he cannot in good conscious, his words endorse donald trump but he's not seeing if he will actually vote for him. listen and watch this >> i cannot endorse the agenda that donald trump has carrying into this national debate, is that the final word from you? can you be persuaded if he changes tax to vote for him? would you vote for him? i won't be endorsing donald trump dear. i want to be clear. what would you vote for. >> i respect to the right of republican voters who have made it clear. there for who they want to be our standard bearer this year so ambassador, do you see this as pence potentially leaving the door open to vote for donald trump >> well, i think he wanted to make it clear. he was not endorsing him. obviously, and i wish he had gone further and said he wouldn't vote for him because i think that would help persuade republican fins that they're somehow not betraying the party if they don't. and that could yet come. >> you also heard trump say it would be a bloodbath for the country unquote, if he isn't elected, he claims he was referring only to the impact on the auto industry in the united states. is that how you see that comments as well? >> now, i think he, he knew exactly what he was saying and he just fortunate in retrospect that had happened to be near the comment about the cars, but i think he has said similar things before about the consequences if he doesn't win because as we know, he'll announce that the election was stolen. and and he would be trying to get his supporters to be out in the streets about it. that speech was filled with with other things. he said, liz cheney, for example, should be prosecuted for her role in the january 6 committee, but it's part of the retribution campaign that you're going to see if he's reelected, he was caught on the open mic over the weekend saying, nice things again about kim jong, it said, you know, when kim speaks is people sit up and listen. i expect my people to do the same. so now kim jong un's is role model for governance. all of these things hopefully will sink in and cause people not to vote for him. although he said said similar things in the past, and it hasn't worked i'm anxious to get your thoughts on this as well. trump is promising to free the criminals who had been convicted charges in the deadly january 6 attack on the us capitol, calling them hostages and patriots as you know, many of these people are charged with assaulting and impeding police officers. what's your reaction to that >> well, it's another trump assault on the constitution. remember he, he called for it to beat the constitution to be suspended so that he could be declared the winner of the 2020 election. none of the people who have been arrested and prosecuted by federal prosecutors for january 6 should have been on the capitol grounds to begin 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now. what is he saying about navalny? >> yeah first of all what he is taking a victory lap, but 87 more than 87% to the russian say that he won in that election. so certainly the russians are saying he's definitely set from the six years in office, but it was probably the most surprising thing that he said after his speech, then essentially turned into a press conference, where for the first time that anybody has heard publicly, he actually mentioned the name of alexey navalny and then made the claim that he would have exchanged alexey navalny in return for russians who are being held in the west, i want to listen to what putin had to say i'm not sure tip you. look, as for mr. navalny >> yes. he passed away. it is always a sad event. and there were other cases when people in prisons passed away, didn't this happen in the united states should go? it did mr. and not once the white house that casting some doubt on what vladimir putin said there. they said that they, of course, they've had conversations with the russians over the past year is about americans who are unjustly detained in russia. they say no russian official has ever brought up the name alexey navalny in any of those conversations, wolf interesting, putin is also saber-rattling, big time right now when it comes to ukraine, right >> yeah, big time. big time as in using the word world war three, he's obviously a reacting to a question that was asked to him at that same event about comments from french president emmanuel macron not ruling pulling out nato and especially french ground troops in ukraine while saying that at this point in time, there's no talk of actually sending any of those ground troops vladimir putin's saying that if any western nato country did that, that would put russia and those countries on the brink of world war three. let's listen in store >> it is clear to everyone that this will be just one step away from a full-scale world war three. i don't think anybody is interested in this venous, lucious nato military are present there. we know this. >> we hear french >> speech there and english speech. there's nothing good in this so vladimir putin, again, as you say, definitely saber-rattling the russians for their part are saying the kremlin is saying that they believe >> that this election shows that russia fully stands behind vladimir putin wolf, very worried seven days, rep. like in thank you very much for that report coming up, president biden holds is first phone call with israeli the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in more than a month. we have details on the conversation amid a growing rift between the two liters, and we'll share that with you right after a quick break. >> this is the big dam >> kane who that do >> i i'm just telling everyone see your tax refund. >> go further with buy one, get one free at vision works. see the difference >> can we go to the movies? >> not now, sweetie, how are we ever going to find a car to fit our budget and that fits all 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the situation in rafah where more than 1 million displaced palestinians have a mass as well as surging humanitarian aid into the region jim, now, according to white house officials, president biden, a firm to support of israel, but also made clear to the prime minister that an ground operation of rafah would be catastrophic for palestinians. national security adviser jake sullivan going so far as to say that it would be a big mistake the president has rejected and did again today the straw man that raising questions about rafah is the same as raising questions about defeating hamas. that's just nonsense. the major ground operation there would be mistake. it would lead to more innocent civilian deaths. worse in the already dire humanitarian crisis deepened the anarchy and gaza and further isolate israel international more >> now, notably, president biden, as these really prime minister to send a delegation of military leaders to washington to discuss the next steps in their plants. that's expected later this week or early next week. but there is no doubt wolf, that this writ continues that this relationship is fraying. i had asked the national security advisor for what the tone of this conversation was. he said that it was business like and that it did not end abruptly, but the clip of these calls is happening far less often than it used to. again, this call happening a month later? yes. serious developments indeed, priscilla alvarez. thank you very, very much for more on the phone call between these two liters. let's bring in cnn's jeremy he's joining us live from jerusalem right now. jeremy, president biden expressed his deep concerns. but as the time you actually listening well it seems to a certain extent he is listening at least by a humoring the american >> president's sending this delegation to washington to review washington's alternative plans for how the israeli military can go after hamas in rafah as us officials have been expressing major concerns about an all out offensive there, but it's also clear that these israeli prime minister is also in fighting mode. he has been fighting back and a number of american media interviews over the course of the last week, getting increasingly combative in his public statements as he's facing a major challenge from not only the white house's ramped up criticism of his leadership, but also from other democratic senators going after what is really a fundamental calling card for these really prime minister, his relationship with washington, something that he frequently plays up in domestic politics over here give us the latest on the situation based on what you're hearing inside gaza right now >> well, we'll overnight the israeli military carrying out a major military operation at al shifa hospital. this is the same hospital that the israeli military targeted back in november accusing hamas awesome holding a major command and control center beneath that hospital. this time, the israeli military says, hamas has regrouped that hamas operatives were firing on israel from the grounds of that hospital on the israeli military said that they killed around 20 hamas militants, including a senior hamas operative during this operation. but there her were also 30,000 palestinians, civilians sheltering at this hospital as this was all going on. and at least one building, the surgical building of this hospital, according to to a dr. on the ground, was hit by israeli missiles, causing it to catch fire. this operation involved in israeli ground troops, but also airstrikes according to people on the ground, multiple large plumes of smoke were spotted and the damage wasn't just a to the grounds of shifa hospital or the surrounding area, but the al-rimal neighborhood neighborhood surrounding the hospital as far as a kilometer away, there were reports of israeli airstrikes in the rubble, women and children were also among the casualties. a lot of destruction, dust covering the bodies of those individuals and all of this, of course, should be noted, is coming against the backdrop of an already done hi. are situation in northern gaza where we have seen the calls from humanitarian agencies for more aid to get in because of an imminent famine. and that imminent famine is now being driven home by the leading global authority on nutrition and global food security, which has now saying that some 70% of the people in northern gaza as are at imminent risk of famine, that they are in a catastrophic or emergency levels of food insecurity, much, much more aid they say is needed to get into gaza. and they're calling on the israeli authorities to ensure that more aid can get him. >> jeremy diamond reporting from jerusalem for us. thank you, jeremy very much coming up. there's breaking news involving stormy daniels, as i do documentary about her legal and personal battles with donald trump has just been released my fellow citizens need to be better not normal. it makes me want you to be 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the turmoil in stroke stormy daniels life after the alleged encounter with donald trump was made public turmoil, which she says included death threats against her. >> i was completely sure that i was going to die. >> stormy daniels speaking out in a new documentary about how she says her life has been turned upside down over the fallout from her alleged we counter with donald trump almost 20 years ago >> it is direct threats. it is. >> i'm going to come to your >> house and slit your throat. >> the documentary entitled stormy released today on peacock, the adult film star recalls an onslaught of public scrutiny from the moment or non-disclosure agreement with trump was revealed in 2018 there was trust in our front yards are beating on the door. our daughter answered it thinking it was her little friend and someone jumped a camera in her face >> what you do >> daniel's goes into detail about a string of death threats. she says she received, including threats made while she was on a tour of strip clubs after the scandal blew up i was terrified >> people showing up trying to bring guns and knives and you just cite your death warrant >> it's just had it >> and in the documentary, daniel is alleges that on at least one occasion, an attack was carried out claiming one of her horses were shot with a rubber bullet the justice system fails me. and it's absolutely failed me and every single way it didn't protect me when i made reports about being threatened or for somebody attacking my horse. >> daniel's reveals new details about the alleged encounter itself, which she says occurred in a hotel suite in lake tahoe in 2006, having no red flags whatsoever in a conversation, i came out of a bathroom to find myself cornered, but i didn't say no. >> donald trump has denied ever having sex with stormy daniels trump is about to go on trial in new york in a case where he is accused of covering up a 2016 payment to daniels charges that he denies. one of the reasons trump's lawyers asked for a delay in the trial was the quote, highly prejudicial release of this documentary for other reasons since the trial has been delayed from next monday, march 25th, until at least mid-april could this documentary sway jurors? >> lawyers may want to say everyone who seemed with homeless to get struck. that's not going to fly with the judge. what counts is asking the jurors, did you form an opinion already about stormy daniels credibility or for about the case in the documentary, daniel's were counts a life of turmoil. >> he never saw my name that didn't say porn star in front of it because we're not considered human. >> but could this film hurt trump among undecided voters? >> they have a lot of independent voters and women voters who will look at this kind of information and that could give them pause >> donald trump's lawyers now argued that the release of the daniel's documentary should be grounds to dismiss the case against him. they say some of her statements, including concerns about the threat of violence to her, would be prejudicial to trump wolf bryan todd reporting for us, brian, thanks very much into our viewers, thanks very much for watching the news. continues. next >> on cnn