a couple of holdouts initially, and they are now of one of cord. shannon: do you think maybe they were convinced, whatever the disagreement was, if there was a disagreement, they asked for the pecker testimony and the cohen testimony, the rereading of the jury instructions, do you think the fact that we didn t hear from them again after that, that that one section or that one conflict was what they needed to get to something now? i think the jury instruction was pretty pro-prosecution. i think a lot of the evidentiary rulings were pro-prosecution. so what you are going to get with a verdict is pretty much what you ve gotten up to that point. what are the rulings? what evidence has come in? what evidence has been excluded? so the expert they never heard from. the jury is only as good as the information they are getting. shannon: well, so that gets to my question, you all having and you have handled some very high-profile cases. is there a situation when afterwards juro
of charity, but because the people of ukraine and the future is in our strategic interest. foreign correspondent, richard engel has more from ukraine. reporter: it is not as a traditional piece summit as you would think. russia is not there. they are not negotiators there trying to work out a cease- fire. this is a summit on peace in which president zelenskyy and his close advisors are meeting with allies of ukraine, including representatives of the white house. they are trying to come up with a formulation for a peace agreement. what a future peace agreement could look like that is acceptable to ukraine, that guarantee means their autonomy, security, guarantees security of western countries. a thing potentially could be acceptable to russia, as well. they are trying to come up with terms that they can accept and potentially enforce strata comes on the heels of the 10 year agreements where president biden said the next decades we will support ukraine with money, trainin
ports. the final report will be sealed, but one thing probation folks ask convicts is about their employment. okay. okay, mr. trump. it says here you got fired from your last job for being terrible at it. and for [ applause ] is this correct here? and for trying to kill a mr. mike pence? oh, i see down here you are actually currently applying for a new job which is the same job. okay. have you thought about learning to code? good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is tuesday, june 11th. good to have you all with us this morning. along with joe, willie, and me, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. and sam stein will be joining us in just a moment. so we have a lot to talk about this morning. we thought we d take a stepback and take a look big picture, starting out with a column in the washington post by eugene robinson, which asks the question, is donald trump okay? gene focuses on what we heard from trump in hi
yesterday that we all followed it. this former president, now presidential candidate convicted of a felony. but that brings to us a different and unprecedented reality now. because he is the presumptive nominee of his party. we have not heard about dropping him from the ticket which in a different era and party you might hear about. trump holding his first campaign rally since becoming a convicted felon. he went to arizona, one of the battleground state. that is a dnc ad trying to get everyone focused on the reality saying he is unhinged and unfit. they might change the bylaws now but that defeats the purpose of having the requirements and the rules for a party. a non-partisan journalist means trump is banned from carrying a gun. that is just a reality. so, on the one hand he will not be able to have the guns he used to have access to. that is not something convicted felons are allowed to have. if he wins the electoral college he could be in charge of the nukes again. donald
and you re gonna hear me roar lower than a lion mckitty is roaring and so are the jobs. john is in a moment. the roaring kitty who single-handedly drove up meme stocks like aim stop breaking his silence after 3 years today. you should keep your eye on stuff. reserve the right to change her mind about stuff just like i do. don t follow anyone blindly. nothing on the stream is advice. hopefully you know that. not everyone does but more getting to know it now. internet influencer position didn t gamestop hoist to be worth close to a billion dollars until gamestop plunged close to 40% today giving back a lot of the big gains he s been experiencing but exactly who is this guy and how did he become so influential in the first place? a lot of people ask that. i m neil cavuto. let s get it with kelly grady on all the attention. kelly o grady on all the attention he s getting because he s back after 3 years. what s going on. this is 1 of the more wild i guess we have t