Harder. We could its harder, but you know, if youre truly a skilled chef, you can grill that fish or how about some veggies thats also down on the list, but i like my healthier things unless its the jewish deli, in which case i go red meat, dairy engine. Youre skilled at everything you do enjoy your holiday weekend. You as well. My friend. All of you, please do enjoy the holiday as well. The news continues. The source with Kaitlan Collins starts now saving the source tonight, both donald trump and joe bidens campaigns are prepping for a verdict. The question thats still or mainz guilty. Or not guilty. We are potentially days away from knowing as the Presumptive Republican nominee, as lashing out on social media he calls himself helped the Law And Order president. But of all the people to invite on stage last night, donald trump picked two rappers who are awaiting trial on murder, conspiracy charges we have the details. Also, three missionaries who were gunned down in haiti, including a
Right . You would have a pretty good sense of what he was going to be asked and a pretty good sense of how he was going to answer it. None of this goes perfectly from a prosecutors perspective. Danny will tell you, none of this goes perfectly from the Defense Attorneys perspective. This is why you have redirect. This is why you have final arguments, this is why as danny said earlier, you keep a list of defenses and some fall out along the way and some get better. As much as you plan, you have to be flexible. Is the prosecution happy with the cross . If i were the prosecutor here and they wanted to spent 3 1 2 days saying the same thing, my view would be let him have it. Keep doing it. I think at some point, jose, youre losing your jury. I take anas point, sometimes you lose your jury, but you never try to. My goal is to never lose my jury. And if youre saying the same thing over and over for days on end, i think youre losing your jury. There is an agony in a crossexamining of a witness
the getaway driver can be punished in the same way as the person who is convicted of the actual homicide. it s why william roddie bryan could be in so much trouble. he and the others have pleaded not guilty. in her final words today, the prosecutor told jurors that without bryan chasing the black victim with his pickup truck, ahmaud arbery would still be alive. once mr. bryan turns around, he went up and down this street at least four times. confined and detained on homes. that s false imprisonment. reporter: travis mcmichael is seen on bryan s cell phone recording shooting arbery dead in the street in february of last year. and prosecutors say arbery is dead because he s black. the three say the shooting was justified under a then citizen s arrest law. but arbery is never seen stealing anything at the neighborhood construction site where he first raised their suspicions. the thanksgiving holida is, of course, on thursday and the court here is not planning to be open, so if juror
same was said for the county. so again, so far so good here. the lights have gone down behind me, as you can see. the jurors have gone home. the courtroom, we are told, empty. thank you very much. craig melvin who has been tireless in reporting this from the very beginning. thank you. we have a panel here tonight to analyze what this means going forward. as well as reaction to this verdict. melissa harris perry is with us along with joy ann reid. both of them, frequent visitors to msnbc. of course work shows on msnbc. lisa bloom is here. and lisa has been according this for us throughout this trial. let s start with the legal question if we can. we don t know. the jurors haven t spoken. what does your gut tell you here? based on the indication that went into these jurors, this was
demonstrations? what do you make of people spontaneously, and it is 12:47. it is late at night wherever you are. even if you are in san francisco, it is late at night. that people just feel they have to come out. here s the good and the bad. the problem, as we were talking about crime. when we feel that the system doesn t work. when any group of citizens feels that the system doesn t work themselves don t want to engage that system. they don t want to call the police when something is happening in your neighborhood if you feel like calling the police and entering into that criminal justice system is not going to get you justice. so part of what happens when that sense of trust is broken between a community and everything from the police department to the prosecutors and the judges and justice, is a sense that it becomes more dangerous in part because people aren t invested in it. on the other hand, that sense that people spontaneously need