allen weisselberg has been seen dutifully going into work at trump tower. how he is balancing those job duties against huge pressure from prosecutors for evidence against trump with reports that he continues to resist cooperating. one d.a. veteran likening his approach to playing russian roulette with prison time. a serious game for a 74-year-old. the post reporting reinforces the picture from a recent new york times account about charges as near as this summer. also new the wall street journal reporting prosecutors are investigating whether trump s former bodyguard who was a trump executive received his own tax-free fringe benefits and whether that is a scandal or worse, a crime. there is plenty of bad news in all these developments for trump. but if weisselberg stands tall against the d.a., it could give donald trump the out he needs. without weisselberg s cooperation, it s unclear whether prosecutors would be able to establish any required intent on trump s part in c
murders has begun early. the spike in violent crime is a igniting renewed backlash at democrat policies and the defund of the police movement. this is outnumbered, i m harris faulkner. here today, my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, fox nation host tomi lahren and in the virtual center seat, media columnist at the hill, joe concha. brand-new numbers on the weekend violence, in st. louis, missouri, 11 people were shot, to go of them were dead. in new york city 27 people shot, one fatally. that also comes as the new york state attorney general is proposing police officers use of force and taking a look at peeling that back and in chicago 47 people shot, nine of them fatalities. and that just days after chicago s fraternal order of police issued a vote of no confidence in mayor lori lightfoot citing poor work conditions, burnout and low morale among other issues. at democrat mayor is brushing off the criticism. getting a vote of no confidence from that guy is a ba
comment. have a wonderful weekend, get some sleep. morning joe starts now. the faa proposed more than $200,000 in fines for ten unruly passengers. this is nice, starting today if you are flying from florida, they ask you if you want to prepaid four your fine. oh, that s unbelievable. it s funny because it s true. as we take a look at the top, look at the light and the house view from the top of the comcast. good morning, welcome to morning joe. it s friday, november the 12th. mika is under the weather and willie has the morning off. with us, we have our nbc news political analyst, claire mckaskill and former prosecutor coming through a lot of legal cases, host and executive producer of show time the circus john island and eugene robinson. good to have all of you here. let s start with the defense resting of the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse. nbc news, gabe gutierrez, has the details. reporter: the kyle rittenhouse is towards the conclusion. the defense
like a villain. there is a huge strike going on that can affect a business that is near and dear to all of us which means. there is a civil war at cinnabon and it is delicious. greg: did you think i was talking about the writers strike do you people even care? missing hollywood writers is up there with missing geraldo, john lemon, and ham. what do i care. and workers at the cinnabon declared a strike and filed a civil rights complaint against their employer. the owner installed a policy banning political statements in the store, including pride flags. [laughter] pride flags. it is true. executive that oversees a bunch of cinnabon s sent out a message declaring that we do not discriminate or celebrate any particular race, ethnic group, gender, religious group, any story store is displaying a pride like it is to be taken down immediately. one of the workers asked that a rainbow pin will be okay. nonspecific pens are okay, but sports team, schools, are not. let s sti
that believe the false claims of a hoax, spewed by jones in his absolute basis argument that the newtown parents were actors. the number also factored into the emotional and mental anguish that the parents suffered, there i say continue to suffer from the day four years of harassment from jones and his followers. a seemingly last-ditch effort to try to save himself, including finally acknowledging what everyone else hopefully knew to be true, that the massacre was, quote, using his words, after ten years, 100 percent real. but the $4 million is actually not the end of the story, not in this courtroom in texas, because his legal battles are actually far from over. the compensatory damages are supposed to make you hole in some way, bring you back this where you are before this all happened, well punitive damages, they are meant to punish. tomorrow, that same jury will begin considering just how much to financially punish alex jones. the judge said no to his claim for a mistrial