Officials disagreeing and disputing a New York Times report in early february 2017 claiming russian intelligence did have connections to the trump team when behind the scenes, the fbi was saying it had no reliable evidence whatsoever, no proof about whatsoever. Who was leaking not to destroy trump, why was the Mueller Probe launched, why did democrats like adam schiff and the media say for more than two years things like trump is a russian asset where they did not have that evidence whatsoever. U. S. Cities bracing for President Trumps decision next week to potentially send in federal Law Enforcement to stop the rise in shootings and homicides tonight, former nypd lieutenant is there to talk about senator leaders accept everything in their own bad policies. Joining usus washington time charles hurt on democrat chicago mayor slamming press secretary kelli t mcinerney calling her a quran for saint chicago needs to do more to stop homicide that are killing children and former Trump Deputy
, harold ford junior, shannon greene and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5. scor donald trump going scorched-earth on his guiltyg verdict and joe biden doing a victory lap on the successful law fair. the president telling millions of republicans they have noe right to call the trial rigged. the american printable that no 1 is above the law was reaffirmed to.ry donald trump was given every opportunity to defend himself it was a state case not a federal s andand its reckles dangerous and irresponsible fors anybody to say this was already good to just because they don t like the verdict.th he sported a goofy grin as hr ignored questions from reporters watch this. reporter: mr president can you tell us sir as donald trump refers to him as a political prisoner and blames you directly what s your response to that? do you think that conviction will have an impact on the campaign? we would love to hear your thoughts. before the lecture on norms
still at that point now we re getting so many notes and so many little time but it s all happening at the same time. you ve heard about of this new note making its way from the jury, requesting the judge s instructions. if i remember coke those instructions lasted the better part of 90 minutes. so i don t know whether that will be sort of replayed here. but they are also requesting some key testimony from michael cohen, david pecker. there is a lot going on here. welcome everybody, of neil cavuto. what a lot of people thought would be an uneventful newsday, turning into a sort of double whammy with these no requests and everything else, going rocket right back into the courtroom to get it all settled. how long it takes, anybody s case. let s go to nate, i m sure he has a far better idea than i do. hello neil, so the judge just suggested bringing to the jury back into go over some of the concerns you mention it, you mentioned the jury has two note so far, the most recent a
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