eastern. sunday night, you can see the new feature documentary commitment to life. it takes a look back at the fight against hiv aids in los angeles and the community that changed the course of the epidemic. that is not:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc, also streaming on peacock. that is tonight last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. tonight, new witnesses in donald trump s new york trial. trumps longtime personal assistant and michael cohen baker take the stand as the first week of testimony comes to an end. protests over the war in gaza spreading across america s college campuses. with the growing unrest could mean for president biden s reelection campaign. plus, from books online to e-commerce giant, how amazon became the retailer with everything, everywhere, all at once as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. good evening, i m jonathan capehart in for stephanie ruhle. we are 193 days away from the election. today, attorneys for
thanks for watching. breaking news tonight explosively, testimony in the trump trial. after heating clashes between the judge and the former president s lawyer for the next, hour we ll take you inside the courtroom from gavel to gavel as the historic hush money criminal case unfolds, tabloid executive david pecker has wrapped up a second day on the stand as we re awaiting the judge s ruling on whether trump violated his gag order are reporters and experts are standing by to break down all of today s most important developments and look ahead to what s next welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer with a special report in the situation room, the trump trial today in our trial coverage tonight, former national enquirer executive, david pecker, details his efforts to quote, catch and kill negative stories about donald trump with the express goal of helping trump s first presidential campaign. the testimony getting to the heart
lawyer i should explain this is not the courtroom itself, no cameras allowed inside the courtroom when proceedings are active. this is on a different floor and you can see there the barrier is where donald trump will often come at the beginning of the day to speak to the media. we are in the short recess which is why cameras can pick him up at this life moment. let s try and bring you that brief statement he gave before proceedings got under wayjust gave before proceedings got under way just a little gave before proceedings got under wayjust a little earlier. ijust want to say before we begin, these are all biden trials. - this is done as election interference. everybody knows it. i m here, instead of being able to be in pennsylvania - and georgia, and lots- of other places campaigning. and it s very unfair. fortunately, the poll. numbers are very good. they ve been going up because people understand what s going on. this is a witch hunt - and it s a shame, and it comes o
israel in a rare saturday session. it could cost republican house speaker mike johnson his job. now democrats may have to help save him from the likes of marjorie taylor greene in his own party. california congressman robert garcia and punch bowl reporter join me live to discuss the stakes. trump on trial. opening statements are set for monday in donald trump s cost money election interference case. we take a closer look at the jury that will decide his fate, whether trump will testify and the tough questions he will face if he does. and, 25 years since columbine. the deadly high school shooting in colorado still haunts america today. dr. jonathan mezzo is here to discuss what has changed and what has not since the fateful day on april 20th, 1999. i m jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. after months of dithering, delay, and denial, the house has finally passed for an eight legislation for our allies. with 311 votes, including all the democrats, $61 billion in de
she knows what she is talking about. thank you, my friend. today, a full jury in panel at donald trump s controversy case. a full jury. to be some civic, 12 jurors. before the trial can get underway, the court still has to pick five more alternate jurors. with the pace this is going, that could very easily happen tomorrow, putting this trial on track for opening statements to start monday. or some of those seated jurors could drop out tomorrow. because it has not been an entirely unprecedented scenario. before the jury grew today, it shrink. today started with two already seated jurors being excused, being removed from the jury. the first to be excused was juror number two. to understand why you first have to understand what has been happening in conservative media. i believe that no matter what they do here, this is a hate donald trump jury. this was like the breakfast club. in other words, that could be dicey. and in the daily news, the daily news is the most anti- tr