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i think we need to think through, to me also is more this position we need to have all 19 people at the table 47 days from now, and maybe this is something, if you need to tag team with somebody else on the counsel, one of the first things i kind of want to talk through is potentially how removal affects this. so i know your estate is currently litigating this issue with multiple codefendants in federal court. and while that is happening until a decision is made, we can t issue a judgment of conviction here. yes, judge. no matter how judge rules, isn t either party going to have right to appeal that rule something. that s correct. both sides would have the right to appeal. so the 11th circuit could take, any idea of how long to weigh in? as long as they need to. right. so it could potentially even optimistically be a six month turn around for the 11th circuit to come up with a decision, right? yes, sir. if it s a four-month trial, this starts in october, ....
case. plus, schools in pennsylvania now canceling classes today after new sightings late last night of the convicted murderer still on the run. and later, a mass exodus and eight-hour wait as the gates finally open at burning man. a live report from what was a very muddy nevada desert coming up. great to have you with us. and it is good to be back with you. 1:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin in washington where hours from now the former national leader of the proud boys will be sentenced on charges related to the january 6th attack. this is enrique tarrio, he was found guilty of seditious conspiracy for trying to stop the certification of the 2020 election and trying to keep trump in power. prosecutors are asking for a 33-year sentence. so far, tario s co-defendants have been given sentences far shorter than what the government wanted. joining us from the courthouse in washington is nbc s justice and intelligence correspondent ken dila ....
it only gets worse hour-by-hour. thank you very much, avril benoit of doctors without borders, and that does it for this edition of andrea mitchell reports. chris jansing reports starts right now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we are following three big breaking news stories with far-reaching implications. the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza is spiraling deeper into devastation, desperate civilians clinging to hope because increasingly that s all they have left. with food, water, and medical supplies almost gone, packed trucks and 60 tons of aid are heartbreakingly close. just on the other side of the egyptian border, so why isn t it getting through? and the house is considering a new plan to break the deadlock on capitol hill that would let patrick mchenry keep the speaker s gavel. we ll get you caught up on all the head spinning developments. jim jordan out but only for now, possibly, and mchenry potentially ....
to quote stormy daniels, when somebody attacks me, i m going to defend myself. those were some of the final words from the adult film star before she was excused from the stand in donald trump s hush money trial. it is good to be back with you. i m chris jansing, alongside my colleague, andrea mitchell. defense lawyer suggested she was trying to extort him, and capitalizing on his fame with merchandise, prosecutors for their part pointing out that daniels was the target of nasty, threatening tweets for even coming forward about an alleged affair with donald trump. they asked daniels been telling the truth net positive or net negative in your life. daniels response, negative. over the next hour, we ll bring you live updates from the courtroom, the latest witness who will be back after the lunch break, a bookkeeper at the trump organization who handled checks, including of course the key checks, the ones in question in this hush money case. so let s bring in the panel ....
there s no way to unring the bell in our view. blanche also accused the prosecution of purposely trying to embarrass trump. and trying to enflame the jury following a conversation between the prosecution and stormy daniels. her testimony has now been different after the lunch break. shorter answers. less narrative. let s get right to it. back with us, nbc news correspondent, vaughn hillyard and joining us for the hour, former fbi general counsel and nyu law professor, andrew weissman, adam pollack and amy parnes. okay, vaughn, catch us up on what s going inside right this very second. reporter: they ve been going back and forth over that period of time between august of, october of 2016 when daniels entered into that $130,000 agreement to keep her story silent with cohen. she believed he was a party up until march of 2018 when she appeared on 60 minutes and publicly detailed the encounter in 2006. it was not until the wall street journal story by the wall street ....