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the news continues next on seeing it tonight are 360 breaking news. the former president loses one bid to n1 trial, but learns he might get a month long delay in another without trial listening two weeks away from a michigan courtroom, we re breaking news. a father convicted of manslaughter for the murders. his son committed. and the latest from haiti and my conversation with shawn pen about what his relief organization core is facing on the ground there as gangs remaining toal much the capital. good evening. we begin tonight with the breaking news on the former president and happen just hours after he walked into the federal courtroom, the judge, he himself appointed aileen cannon sitting opposite hur. he watched as his attorneys argued the jack smith s classified documents case should be dismissed. the lawyers defended two of their nine motions to dismiss today, including the one arguing that the presidential records act allowed him to designate the classified documents
ItElectionElectorateVotePerception702018PeopleSupportSpacexReportingReportplaying well, there s concern about a potential recession. stock market. stock market. that s when the people go wait a minute, i m washing my hands of this guy. but when does donald trump ask him enough? when does that happen? well, i have to say enough. i already stole a little bit of ari for a few minutes. tom, mimi, frank, daniel, cornell, carol, the brady bunch. it does feel that way. thank you all, we ll be back with more mpt daily. you know what sunday will be about. meet the press on nbc. ari melber picks up the coverage. ari, good luck. chuck, i want to hold you over if you have a second. go for it, i ll take it. there s been talk about political synergy from this new mueller filing. we have new synergy and we ll pick whereupon you re leaving off. that s my comment. my question is take a step back from the law. what do you think it means for america when you see a filing,
you see the news today out of new york, the feds are saying the president of the un
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