hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york. the ex-president turned criminal defendant and his lawyers, the prosecutors who brought the first ever criminal case against an american ex-president and indeed the entire country waiting for word from the jury in the trump election interference hush money criminal trial. in court right now, the jury is currently on its 10th hour of deliberations. the judge has said that the jury will not work past 6:00 p.m. today no matter what. if anything happens in court, we ll let you know as soon as we know. the jury spent most of their morning listening to things they have already heard before read back to them. they asked to rehear the judge s instructions regarding what inferences they can make from the evidence shown at trial. they also reviewed the testimony of michael cohen and david pecker regarding their august 2015 trump tower meeting, as well as testimony from david pecker regarding a call from donald trump at his decision to not buy
were described in the most deplorable of terms. it s extraordinary to think of it. she referred to those people as irredeemable. i will tell you right now, i campaign on a regular basis with donald trump. i campaign all across this country for donald trump. hillary clinton s low opinion of the people that support this campaign should be denounced in the strongest possible terms. the truth of the matter is that the men and women who support donald trump s campaign are hard-working americans, farmers, coal miners, teachers, veterans, members of our law enforcement community, members of every class of this country who know that we can make america great again. so let me just say from the bottom of my heart, hillary, they are not a basket of anything, they are americans, and they deserve your respect. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] i ve not heard that level of disdain for americans that i can even repeat since barack obama described people that opposed him as peopl
It is not working. northern front hezbollah, all the iranian proxies in the region in syria and iraq and the radicalization of muslim populations around the world. hard to see israel, palestinian staying contained. the u.s. versus itself. no matter what the outcome of this election is, the people that lose see it as delegitimized. the united states is the only may democracy in the world that is having a hard time with just holding a normal election. we have unprecedented acts every day now in the u.s. democracy getting normalized. that s the way it works. the allies around the world are increasingly deeply concerned about this year and this country, our adversaries. bill: you write 160 million americans will decide the fate of 8 billion people. is that an overstatement? it is an overat the same time. 160 million americans won t count. tens of thousands of americans
Late to the game when you look at what s been going on in western europe for a while. that s right. so the way to understand the current rise of the far-right, globally, is to really trace, starting with world war ii in the end of world war ii, the effect on the way that the far-right marketed itself. after the end of that conflict, and the exposure of what really happened it or not to germany, plus it s defeats, far-right politics in traditional means was delegitimized. you couldn t have people who outright railed against democracy. instead, what you had are these movements that figured out how to articulate the same kinds of concerns about minority groups, about social change happening too fast, about a sense that democracy was disorienting an upset in. this is a democratic atm. you start to get movements. this was pioneered by le pen in france, a nationalist party. this used language of multiculturalism nationalism to re-articulate the same kinds of
And bill barr. the durham probe is what s been publicly reported by investigative journalists, it appears to be the most broken and corrupt investigation in doj history. even that one found that the only person who may have committed a crime was trump. durham found evidence that trump i mean, how confident are you that after four years of being beaten up and delegitimized by trump that the rule of law in america is strong enough to hold him accountable before he becomes president again, if that is where this country decides to go? well, you know, there s something that is optimistic about today s verdict, which is unlike a lot of other countries, the american people sit on juries. the determination as to whether somebody is guilty or not guilty, whether someone in a civil case is liable or not liable is made by us. it is made by american people, and we have faith in their