Defense of the trial prioress, but not without a damaging crossexamination of their only witness. Also, new photos. We have never seen before in the classified documents case allegedly showing a trump aide and codefendant moving boxes inside maralago before trump attorneys were to check for classified files . And severe turbulence good evening. The defense of donald trump ended today in a manhattan courtroom. The former president whos made wild accusations outside the court chose to remain silent and not speak to the jury under oath. One witness, the defendant did want the jury to hear an attorney named robert costello. The defense called him yesterday to try and undermine the credibility of the prosecutions key witness, Michael Cohen but today, prosecutors badly undermined his they used emails involving costello, sent within weeks of Michael Cohens arrest by the fbi in 2018 . To show that while castello was offering cohen legal advice, is motives seem to mirror then President Trumps i
chilling video of roof firing a gun in the backyard using a wooden board as target practice. also introduced disturbing new evidence, this, an apparent hit list of predominantly black churches that was found in roof s car. all of them from charleston, south carolina. emmanuel ame topped that list. he is said to have visited that particular church eight times. juror deliberations continue in the retrial of the florida woman accused of hiring an undercover cop to kill her husband back in 2009. this, after jurors told the judge yesterday they were deadlocked and could not reach a verdict. the case garnered widespread headlines with this video showing a staged crime scene where police tell depi li to that her husband was killed. prosecutor also provided a video
her way to a degree. that s why anybody who feels sorry for pat will find themselves on the receiving end of the receiving glare where she might punch you. she s still getting up every day and doing what she does best which is teaching. the players, she says, are my best medicine. our final honoree is not here. shimon peres, the president of israel, who has done more for the cause of peace in the middle east than just about anybody alive. i ll be hosting president peres for a dinner here at the white house next month and we ll be presenting him with his medal and honoring his incredible contributions to the state of israel and the world at that time. i m looking forward to welcoming him and i ll save my best lines for him for that occasion. so these are the recipients of the 2012 medals of freedom, and just on a personal note, i had a chance to see everybody in the back. what s wonderful about these events for me is so many of these people are my heroes individually. you know
indicated racial bias required the piercing of jury deliberations. justice kennedy wrote the opinion of the court holding that racial bias exuded by a juror provided an exemplifies to the rule that juror deliberations must remain confidential because it is necessary, quote, to ensure that our legal system remains capable of coming ever closer to the promise of equal treatment under the law that is so central to a functioning democracy. on several occasions you ve referenced that all the texts were simply permanent opinioson reflected to a close confidant. it is hard to imagine you would not be kicked off a jury immediately because of the risk that your bias would undermine a functioning democracy. do you still hold that personal opinions even in the face of supreme court precedent should not have tainted your involvement in any investigation relating to secretary clinton or