Hour of testimony, over 40 witnesses spanning 14 days. Now this all culminates tomorrow as the prosecution has its moment to tie it all together, to tell the jury why it should do something that is very rare in the american justice system, convict a police officer for murder committed on the job. And the defense has its final plea to try to save chauvin s liberty by arguing that or reasonable doubts about his guilt. We do not know what the jury will do. Nothing that i m going to report to you tonight, none of our special experts can tell you what the jury will do in the future. That s the point of a system that ultimately puts a person s guilt not in the hands of the government or of professional judges but in the hands of fellow citizens. Now from our reporting, we do know what the lawyers will focus on tomorrow. We can tell you all about that, because closing arguments must draw on the evidence and testimony presented in the trial itself. So that means the prosecution s closing will
really much of the world awaits the jury deliberation and ultimately the expectations for a verdict from the 12 jurors who have been listening to every hour of testimony, over 40 witnesses spanning 14 days. this all culminates tomorrow as the prosecution has its moment to tie it all together, to tell the jury why it should do something that is very rare in the american justice system, convict a police officer for murder committed on the job. and the defense has its final plea, to try to save chauvin s liberty by arguing for his innocence or failing that, for legally reasonable doubts about his guilt. we do not know what the jury will do. nothing that i m going to report to you tonight, none of our special experts can tell you what the jury will do in the future. that s the point of a system that ultimately puts a person s guilt not in the hands of the government or of professional judges but in the hands of fellow citizens. from our reporting, we do know what the lawyers will
goodwill to christians everywhere celebrating the resurrection, and to the biden reelection campaign after enduring months of dire predictions and disheartening probes. now, going into april with several headwinds from a strong economy and opponent facing no less than four criminal cases, and showing gains against the opponent, donald trump, in several must- win states. it s too early to tell whether the president will re-ascend to the highest office in the land, but with seven months to go, his campaign appears to be back from the dead. will it be enough to convert the undecided and to bring back black and latino young voters he lost ground with back into the democratic fold to get them to return the biden campaign s principal deputy campaign manager joins me in a minute as democrats try to build on that momentum. also, capitalizing on republicans vulnerability with women voters over abortion and ivf. hey weakness fully on display in last week s special state house race i
reelected. i ll get reaction from quintin folk, president for the biden harris campaign. and steve phillips standard of democracy. and inside the fight to enshrine abortion laws. and breaking with the boss. former vice president mike pence on january 6th and his decision not to endorse donald trump. the fact that the president continues to insist that i had the right to overturn the election that day is a fundamental difference. but i want to be clear that, you know, i ve forgiven the president in my heart for what happened that day. i m jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. it s official, biden versus trump. and what is shaping up to be the first presidential general election rematch in nearly 70 years. sure it feels like deja vu all over again. but this 2024 version is all together different. biden seeks reelection with a strong record to stand on and defend. a record that includes a booming economy despite all those hair on fire prediction that the u.s. wou
is expected to deliver remarks in the st. patrick s day celebration. we will take you there, live, when the president begins speaking. while we wait, i am honored to be joined by senator warnock, democratic, of georgia. thank you for joining us this evening. good evening. let me start with, as we wait for the president, i have to ask you about remarks made by his opponent, former president trump, at a rally in ohio last night, the presumptive republican nominee warned that there would be a bloodbath unquote if he loses the election bid he claims he was talking about the car industry river but repeated those words several times and even said some migrants are not people and at another point called them animals . what s your reaction? well, my angelou said when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time. donald trump is shown as who he is time and time and time again. we ought to take him seriously. this is the insurrectionist president. this is t