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good afternoon, and good to be with you. i m jose diaz-balart in for katy tur. court has wrapped in new york city. it was a day of routine appearances from a slate of custodial and lesser known witnesses, all setting up the major testimony we expect to be hearing on monday from the other man at the center of this hush money case, michael cohen. multiple sources tell nbc news donald trump s former fixer is expected to take the stand for several days. what today s testimony about cohen s phone records could tell us about the prosecution s strategy next week and what cohen s appearance signals about the overall timing of this trial. could he be the final person we hear from? or could donald trump himself take the stand later as he has suggested he could do. the prosecution knows when it might rest. we have a whole lot to cover. i want to get right into it. joining us now, is nbc news legal correspondent lisa rubin who was inside the courtroom today. senior judge and profes ....
thanks for joining us. it s 12:00 p.m. eastern. i m in for andrea mitchell. donald trump is back in court right now for day 15 of his hush money election interference trial. over the past hour, there s been a lot of testimony about phone records of key players like david pecker and michael cohen. before that, former trump white house aide madeleine westerhout finished her time on the stand, testifying about everything from how close she worked with trump early in his presidency, including how trump reacted, she says he was very upset, when stormy daniels story became public. westerhout testified about a key white house meeting in 2017 between donald trump and his former fixer and lawyer michael cohen. cohen himself, a witness for the prosecution, is expected to take the stand on monday. his testimony could last several days. this after stormy daniels sparred with donald trump s attorney yesterday during the cross-examination after being accused of profiting off her enc ....
alongside andrea mitchell. our continuing coverage will continue with jose diaz-balart next. good afternoon, great to be with you. i m jose diaz-balart in for katy tur. it has been a roladex of witnesses. the director of oval office operations, madeleine westerhout is on the witness stand. during her time she was known as trump s gate keeper. westerhout s testimony comes after stormy daniels second round on the stand earlier today. daniel was grilled on the details of the alleged sexual encounter and the $130,000 payment that followed. i want to start with what s happening right now inside the courtroom. joining us from outside the new york city courthouse is nbc news national correspondent yasmin vossoughian, criminal defense attorney, and msnbc legal analyst, danny cevallos, and new york law school professor and former manhattan assistant district attorney, rebecca. bring us up to speed on what s happening now. reporter: i m not a lawyer. i m trying to be one on t ....
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has a friend, he expects blind hello? you re on the cnn newsroom. hi everyone. i m jessica dean in washington and tonight we are following breaking news. president biden speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the first time. since signing a $26 aid package for israel. the call coming just a month after the president warned netanyahu about the humanitarian crisis in gaza, calling it quote, unacceptable. more than 34,000 palestinian people have been killed in gaza since the war began, triggering massive protests here in the us with students at major universities calling for an end to the war cnn s priscilla alvarez is live at the white house. priscilla, what are you learning about this call today? what we re learning from this white house readout that they touched on multiple issues during this call that happened earlier today between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, ranging from recent events like for example israel ....