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and i was becoming increasingly concerned that we were damaging we were damaging his legacy. what did the president say in response to what you just described? he said something along the lines of, you know, nobody will care about my legacy if i lose. so that won t matter. hope hicks revealing that conversation to the january 6th committee. now she has a chance to add to trump s corrupt legacy. testifying today in his criminal trial in new york. also tonight, the political fallout from the campus protests and why it s time to start focusing again on what s actually happening in gaza. and kristi noem would prefer to let sleeping dogs lie. but sadly, she killed the dog, and now a bunch of lies are being exposed in nome s new book. we begin tonight with a blast from donald trump s past. hope hicks. the former greenwich, connecticut, model turned white house adviser. hicks, who has not seen trump in nearly two years since she testified about the insurrection ....
described michael cohen to prosecutors on the stand as the alleged affair became public. asked the lawyers what the point of the line of questioning was because it opened the door to what we have been watching from the defense during cross-examination, which by the way, just ended. they re trying to use michael cohen s one-time loyalty against him. asking keith davidson about calling, he was devastated donald trump wasn t taking him to washington, d.c., saying, quote, after everything i have done for the blank, you can guess what the word is, guy, i can t believe i m not going to washington. i ve saved that guy s blank so many times you don t even know. davidson testified cohen complained to him, quote and that davidson thought he was going to kill himself. the defense wants cohen to seem like a spurned lover, out for revenge. the question is does that discredit what is at the heart of the case, falsified documents. let s find out from our team covering all of this. joi ....
of the 2016 election. to really understand why the so-called catch and kill scheme wasn t just about preventing negative press, just something all celebrities do, as lindsey graham tried to spin it a few days ago, we ll get in our way back machine and take a trip down mem memory lane. after donald trump clifrm clinched the republican nomination and there is referred to his women problems, among female voters. the low approval ratings were fueled by his own rhetoric and his attacks against ted cruz s wife, a republican candidate carly and his long history of crude and vile remarks, not to mention his flagrantly misogynistic approach to his opponent hillary clinton and look at how that showed up in the polls for him. 73% of voters had a negative view of donald trump by mid-march of the election year. 64% of women voters in april of 2016 said they have a quote, strongly unfavorably view of trump. in the middle of all of this, attorney keith davidson sends a text to the edi ....
big breaking news stories this morning. donald trump s hush money trial resuming moments ago, and the judge just issued a ruling on gag order violations. finding trump in contempt. we ll have the latest from the courthouse. we re also tracking breaking news from columbia university, protesters storming and occupying a campus building overnight. the new warning from the school this morning. good morning. it is 10:00 eastern. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with our breaking news at the courthouse in lower manhattan, where the second week of witness testimony just resumed in donald trump s hush money trial. and the judge starting the day with a new decision on trump s gag order violations, ruling just moments ago that trump did in fact violate the gag order nine times. and fining him $1,000 for each of the violations. let s bring in nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard, former prosecutor charles coleman, and attorney and loyola law school professor ....
of this building just behind see that is hamilton hall protesters broke in and are now occupying that building. they have the same demands that they have had since the beginning. university and students tried to come to some agreement yesterday, but they were told students by the university that they must leave by 2:00 p.m. or face consequences, which includes so things like suspension if they were still on campus after 2:00 p.m. monday? well, the student protesters decided to stay and so now the university has to side what they are going to do with a huge police presence that s outside of columbia university but not yet inside of columbia university, you are seeing now two pronged protest. one inside of hamilton hall and the occupation there, one outside, where you have all of the tense still set up should many so there are some very visible signs of this protests, and i will let you see to my right there are photographer will show you what you are seeing there out of ....