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good morning and welcome to the saturday edition of morning joe weekend. it was a really busy week. let s get to some of the conversations you may have missed. gag order in donald trump s hush money case is an effect, but his attorney said, they will keep fighting to get it thrown out. that comes after new york s top court declined to hear trump s appeal of the matter earlier this week. the state court appealed trump s thing, there was no constitutional grounds for the appeal. that leaves the gag order imposed by judge juan mershon in place meaning, he could still face penalties in place for violating it. the order bars trump from going after witnesses, jurors, and others who were involved in the case. following his felony conviction last month, the sentencing is scheduled for july 11th. so, i guess first of all, do you expect this gag order to be put back before the sentencing? i don t, but maybe there is reason for it. and then, what do you expect for the senten ....
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. emmanuel macron says a new page is being turned in the history of france after his decisive victory over marine le pen in the presidential election. to the undoubted relief of other european leaders, the pro eu candidate won by 66% to 34% to become, at 39, the country s youngest president. it s the first time in decades that the election has been won by someone who s not a member of the two traditional main left wing and right wing parties. our correspondent christian fraser is in paris. good afternoon. welcome to paris. emmanuel macron has fulfilled his first ceremonial role here he stood alongside the outgoing president at the tomb of the unknown soldier. together they marked the 72nd anniversary of victory in europe. a few years ago francois hollande named emmanuel macron as his economic advisor. perhaps this is the moment the apprentice became the master. francois hollande put a reassuring hand on the back of emma ....
but you go here, go down to report post, i think it shouldn t be on facebook is the choice here, you continue, then you get the option at the bottom of it s a fake news story. and once you have done that you should end up with an independent fact checking organisation. one of those organisations thinks the social network needs to do more. there is a responsibility for facebook to look at how do we change facebook itself to make it easier for people to spot the sites that are not what they are cracked up to be on things that need to be checked out in more detail. yes, this is good stuff from facebook but it should only be the beginning. in germany there is already a drive to combat fake news in the run up to their elections and with our own general election just over four weeks away the parties know that facebook a key battle ground. they will have identified exactly the types of voters they would like to target and the types of messages they would like to target them wi ....
facebook is putting out tips on how to spot it, but could the british election be the next to feel its impact? i am katty kay in new york, christian fraser is in paris. it is an extraordinary achievement. not since the days of napoleon has a frenchman risen to power so young and with such speed. not since world war ii has a leader taken power without a party and a parliamentary base. there were very few in the established political class who endorsed emmanuel macron or believed in his bid to become president, but president he will become this sunday when he assumes power from francois hollande. he has already resigned his leadership of the movement he began a year ago. it will now be re named la republique en marche. politicians from right and left will be allowed to campaign under its banner in next month crucial parliamentary elections, so long as they quit the parties to which they belong. the president elect says he wants a coalition of the willing. starting our cov ....
the lords have thrown the first spanner into the brexit works so carefully constructed by the prime minister, voting to amend the brexit bill to tie the government s hands by giving eu citizens here a guarantee of a right to remain. now the plain truth is, there is little controversy over the substance: the government wants the eu residents herejust as the lords do and the leave campaigners in the referendum did. the issue is about whether you negotiate their guarantee of residence in return for assurances over the rights of the british elsewhere. or should we make the guarantee unilaterally? it was hard fought in the lords today. if we are to be concerned about anybody‘s rights after brexit, to live anywhere on this continent of europe, it should be our concern for the rights of british people to live freely and peacefully in those other parts of europe. somehow or the other, today we seem to be thinking of nothing but the rights of foreigners. my lords. all our deba ....