His wife and makes plans to go back on stage, were learning more about the man whose Actions Led to cosby getting out of prison. Bruce caster, also known as one of trumps impeachment lawyers. Lets go outfront. Good evening, everyone. Im Poppy Harlow in for erin burnett. A scheme to defraud thats what prosecutors said what former President Trumps company did to the government for over 15 years. At the center of the case, trumps right hand main, allen weisselberg, charged with 15 feltny counts. You see him here in Handcuffs Walking into court. Both the Trump Organization and Weisselberg Pleading not guilty today. But the charges are serious, and carry significant consequences. Weisselberg is 73 years old and could face a significant amount of time in prison if hes convicted. Weisselberg knows the Inner Workings of the Trump Organization. Hes been by Trumps Side since 1973. Even appearing with him on the apprentice. The former president Praised Wiseleberg in his book, writing, he did what
twice, that is something of course the president is highly critical of. democrats accuse the former president of inciting this mob attack on the capitol building and have shown a video as evidence. we re going to walk down to the capitol! let s continue our coverage of donald trump s impeachment trial. his lawyers have dismissed the trial as unconstitutional. they are going to be outlining those arguments in the coming minutes. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump is under way in washington. he s accused of incitement of insurrection at capitol hill on january 6. the trial is historic. donald trump is the first president to go on trial after leaving office and the only president to be impeached twice. his lawyers have dismissed the trial as unconstitutional. we as unconstitutional. are going to be hearing more details we are going to be hearing more details on that argument in the coming
2021. it seems no matter what the democrats try to do their plan is not working. buff they won t let a little failure stop them. this morning, joe biden s sweeping vaccine mandate on private businesses with over 100 employees went into effect. millions of americans will now have to choose between getting the jab or keeping their job. but biden s demand is so unconstitutional that the supreme court is currently debating whether it can even proceed. and before the nine justices is this question. do these vaccines even work? cdc director rochelle walensky was asked the same thing this weekend. right now i think the most important thing to do is to protect americans. we do that by getting them vaccinated and getting them boosted. bret: i know that s the message but the omicron variant is infecting the vaccinated. and the vaccinated are transmitting the virus. correct? um, that is true. rachel: the administration so obsessed with making sure you are vaccinated that they re
surge in case load. manhattan rolls out far left policies critics say is soft on crime. these d.a.s choose to be complicit in crime i will fire. in the pocket, watching down field. intercepted, ringo goes down the sidelines all the way to the end zone as georgia is going to cover the crimson tide. who let the dogs out who, who, who, who brian: georgia wins first time since 180. 33-1. good game for three quarters. in the end georgia too much. beat the only team that beat them this year, alabama. and this is kirby smart who is actually coaching for nick saban. he beat nic fabian and alabama. they have had a lot of success in the past. great to see georgia do it and great to see a walk-on quarterback setten bennett take the job early in the year. i think this rated through the roof, don t you think, steve? steve: absolutely. i mean, who wasn t watching that last night? and it was a great season and like you said, brian, first national championship for georgia sin
mistook her gun for her taser. the court s website says there is an outcome in the case, which is somewhat vague, but all indications are that it is a verdict. and we ll bring it to you live as soon as it s read in the courtroom. first, though, on this christmas eve eve, millions of families are making last-minute decisions as the omicron variant explodes and for some it is a wrenching choice. get together and risk spreading the virus to elderly relatives or kids too young to get vaccinated, or spend another christmas apart. for some the choice is either when all of the adults getting together are vaccinated and boosted, or families in which some or all people are not vaccinated, though, it s not hyperbole to say that the gathering could end in severe illness or look. wherever you live, there s line after line of people waiting to be tested, trying to be safe and be sure they test negative. but rapid tests can be unreliable and pcr results could take days to come back. the