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it s time to get together with some smart people to break down the big stories. today, we re asking just how crushing, not ruling by a new york judge ordering donald trump to by 355 million in penalties we ll be to the former president s personal fortune and political future. then with vladimir putin s biggest opponent dying in prison, and usaid for ukraine on the verge of collapse does washington have the will to stop russia later and forget someone s looks? some people are now finding love using a credit gore the gang is here and all ready to go. so sit back, relax and let s talk about it first up. that devastating ruling in new york, a state judge ordered donald trump and his companies to pay nearly 355 million in a civil fraud case and banned him from running a business there for three years. the latest chapter in a week full of legal drama. but will it affect trump s bid for the white house? a tale of two cities in donald trump s legal battle is this week. first in new y
a dramatic rescue overnight. two hostages now safely back in israel with new questions this morning about a possible bigger military operation in the city where hundreds of thousands of palestinians have fled. donald trump s legal troubles overlapping. this morning, he s expected to be at a critical closed-door hearing for his classified documents case in florida while also facing a deadline today to appeal to the supreme court in another case. and overtime thriller gives kansas city its third super bowl in five years. now, a victory parade is planned for valentine s day which begs the question. will taylor swift be there? kate is out today, looking for an answer to that question. i m john berman with sara sidner, and this is cnn news central. it s a critical week for donald trump. first it is deadline day for his legal team to ask for an appeal that he is not immune from criminal prosecution in the january 6th case. also happening today, the former president expect
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