Plus, putin calling in backup, the russian president may soon meet with north Koreas Kim Jongun to make a plea for more weapons. What does it mean for the war in ukraine . And on the run, the convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania Prison is believed to have been spotted four times now. The District Attorney involved in the search is my guest. Lets go out front. Good evening, welcome to a Special Edition of out front. Im Brianna Keilar in for erin burnett. Tonight bidens battleground pitch, in what is quickly becoming the center piece of bidens camcampaign, the presid celebrating an upbeat job market in the must win state of pennsylvania. Job satisfaction is higher than its been in 36 years. While unemployment is down, inflation is down as well, bidenomics is a Blue Collar Blueprint for america. Its for you, my plan for the country is to make the economy work for people like you because when it works for people like you, it works for everybody. Yeah, not everybody is sold on
Up witness david pecker who is at times combative, and jurors largely avoiding looking at trump, but according to those inside the room, giving pecker their rapt attention. For a day filled with details and inside baseball legalese, no small feat. We have a panel of experts standing by to explain it all. Plus, nothing matters more than how the jury is interpreting the Witness Testimony weve seen so far. How are attorneys on both sides analyzing what jurors are taking away from the questioning. Well ask a Jury Consultant. And for the political stakes of this trial, the campaign. The former president announcing new Campaign Events when hes not in the courtroom while President Biden just made a promise that could have a major impact on novembers race. So a lot to get to. We begin with that Redirect Questioning of key witness david pecker, which began just a short time ago. Prosecutors jumping straight into rebutting some key threats from the defense. One key, for example, steinglass, is t
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requesting a special grand jury to investigate trump s election interference. that is a big deal. what do you know about that? it is a big deal. and it s a big deal because we know she s already been looking into donald trump and his allies for roughly a year. so this signals, you know, pretty clearly she is not giving this up. she s clearly moving towards looking at whether there are real criminal charges she could bring against either donald trump or those who were in his inner circle and helped push this amcampaign in georgia. here s what she writes in her letter. she says we have made efforts to interview multiple witnesses and gather evidence, and a significant number of witnesses and perspective witnesses have refused to cooperate with the investigation. by way of example georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, an essential witness to this investigation, has indicated he will not participate in an interview or otherwise offer evidence until he s presented with a subpoena
real criminal charges she could bring against either donald trump or those who were in his inner circle and helped push this amcampaign in georgia. here s what she writes in her letter. she says we have made efforts to interview multiple witnesses and gather evidence, and a significant number of witnesses and perspective witnesses have refused to cooperate with the investigation. by way of example georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, an essential witness to this investigation, has indicated he will not participate in an interview or otherwise offer evidence until he s presented with a subpoena by my office. we know the georgia secretary of state s office has given her documents, given her recordings like the one you played earlier of the call with raffensperger. we know that office has already spoken to lower level staffers. this means what he really wants is to hear from the witnesses, the key people directly in front of a grand jury. who else could end up getting