that trump is going to be making more trips to the valley. this is his first trip to san francisco in over a decade but he is finding that this industry, which is so associated with liberalism, with openness, with the obama era bono me between, you know the optimism, optimism of the tech industry that s done. it s a pretty dark place in some quarters silicon valley now is this a one-off? are there other people at other fundraisers up ahead? i mean, that the mount monday you talking about raising is an already huge haul from the hush money trial so donald trump is there in part because of jd vance who is a possible vice presidential candidate. and vance has really been encouraging the trump campaign to not write off these rich tech people lots of republicans have for a long time, and trump did in 2016 and 2020, he barely cultivated these people. but his crew is not stupid. they can see the energy that is kind of fomenting against
understanding that. it just stuck out to me since he said it. let s talk about what happens next on the path forward and andrew, you have made this point, but since then, trump has made even more attacks on people participating in the process, that some of the things he has been saying are violations of the gag order, attacking people involved in the process. we will weigh on the judge during sentencing coming up july 11th. talk to me about how you anticipate the impact will be and what you thought about what he said on friday and how the judge would be hearing that. well, two of the things the judge will be considering is the lack of remorse, and the risk of recidivism, and for lack of remorse, i mean it s hard to think of a case that shows more lack of remorse, and this is somebody who is prideful over what happened, and he is not only showing lack of remorse for himself, but he is sort of fomenting across the nation, i just respect for law completely, so i mean this is undermining
trump and regarding the role he may have played in fomenting the january 6th insurrection. so of course democrats making that argument, republicans playing defense, but at the same time really important to understand all of these different political ramifications and political aspects to the supreme court, which really should be apolitical. we should note that justice thomas did recuse himself from john eastman s case. never know what happens with this trump case. thank you very much, ali vitali and gabe gutierrez, appreciate you both. colorado s not the only legal battleground for the former president who has a packed january of courtroom appearances ahead of him. so on tuesday trump s set to appear in federal court for an appeals court hearing on presidential immunity in his federal election interference case. then on thursday you can see there closing arguments begin in the new york civil fraud trial against trump and his company and the week after that, it s the second defamati
once voters go to caucus and once they go to the polls and certainly it is why we re watching the trump campaign even as they have a comfortable lead, continuously try to focus their attacking energy on whoever is in second place. of course, we watched them fell ron desantis when he was the next person in line. now we re watching them train their sights on former south carolina governor nikki haley, who, of course, is experiencing some momentum, both here on the ground in iowa, but of course in new hampshire, the state that comes just a week after the iowa caucus. but for trump, we ll be listening to hear if he says anything about january 6th upon his return here to the hawkeye state. but whether or not he wants that to be a focus, ana, it is going to be a folk us and going to be something that voters are continuously reminded of because of the fact there are ongoing special counsel investigations and trump will be in court while jack smith tries to prove and talk about the role that t
judicial conference finally decides that this should be the exceptional case. the case that is visible to the american people. i argued a case in 1980. there, the court held that the press and public have a right to see a trial, any criminal trial. but there s a catch. it s only the people who can fit in the courtroom. but the country can t fit in the courtroom. you know, this is the 214th anniversary of the other biggest trial in american history. a trial of aaron burr for treason. for fomenting and putting together an insurrection against the government of the united states. john marshall opened that trial 214 years ago today. it wasn t televised but that s because if memory serves, television hadn t been invented