Set. So marshall, this is a big day for the country, a big day in history. A lot of it, it was this wall be happening Behind Closed Doors with no cameras in the courtroom. But what can we expect . We wont see anything. We wont hear anything will be totally reliant on our colleagues in the room. They can provide realtime updates in writing and sketches. Of course, look, its been a long time coming. Here we are. Donald trump faces 34 felony counts. These are state charges. He cant pardon himself. If he is ultimately convicted. And the theory of the case is falsification of Business Records all about that. Hush money payment to Stormy Daniels how they use the ledger of the Trump Organization to funnel that money to Michael Cohen after the fact and the prosecutor say that it was essentially a cover up, cooking the books so a lot of the names, a lot of the people who are involved in this trial are quite familiar to anybody whos been following trumps travails for the past few years, who are
Now on the apple app store, Android M Taylor good morning and welcome to see you im laura walker heres what were working on for you this morning than 95 billion foreign Aid Bill Sales to the senate after clearing the house in a very divided vote. But House Speaker Mike Johnsons job is still left in limbo with a fellow republican Lawmaker Calling for him to resign. And the motion to vacate, picking up steam, and the countrys set to receive the tens of billions of dollars that aid and messages that theyre sending to the lawmakers here in the were gonna have live reports from ukraine and from the middle east plus were just a day away from a sobering moment in us history for the first time a former us president will have to hear openings statements in his criminal trial. What to expect in court tomorrow. And what former president trumps faithful followers are saying about at all and tragedy at a michigan Birthday Party too young siblings are dead and a dozen others are hurt actin accused,
Step counter those sport matt and wireless remote call good morning. Good morning. Welcome to cnn this morning, its saturday, april 20. Im victims walker. Heres what were working on for you this morning congress is in session for a working weekend because see a final vote on a 95 foreign aid package for ukraine and israel as early as this afternoon. A much different vote though could cost. Mike johnson, the speakers gavel, Marjorie Taylor greene says theres a civil war in the House Of Representatives. And as another lawmaker joining her motion to vacate, were going indepth ahead annually, a half a dozen blasts, rock a Military Base belonging to an iranbacked militia in iraq at a time of high tensions across the mideast. What we know about it coming up and former President Donald Trump hits the Campaign Trail today, just two days hes before Opening Statements begin. In an historic Hush Money Trial in new york, the judges stern warning to trumps legal team, thats coming so in just about
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