it is 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. we have our jury. the judge announcing we have 12 jurors and one alternate seated after another whirlwind day of jury selection in trump s hush money trial. we still need five alternates. two jurors were excused. one said they could not be impartial after swearing they could and the judge says opening statements are expected monday. trump was seen sitting in his chair, arms crossed as he watched the jurors being questioned. one dismissed juror was asked if trump could get a fair shake from the people in the jury r room. i am not sure about that. why? everybody has biases and stereotypes in their minds. you have to be a deep and fair person, which is hard to do. i hope they do. this is justice, right? jesse: the prosecutor overseeing at all has shown his hand. after it was revealed how he wants to cross-examine donald trump on various civil law suits. jeanie says they have five more to go. jesse: we are going
john: kayleigh, thank you so much. a life look at emory university, president biden and all five living first ladies are bidding farewell to rosalynn carter. sandra: rosalynn s beloved husband jimmy carter is expected to leave hospice care to attend the memorial service. set to get underway any moment now. john: married more than 77 years, the nation s longest married presidential couple and since her death, tributes from across the country have been praising rosalynn s decades of work, better mental health care and integral role in her husband s political rise and time in the white house. karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and juan williams, fox news senior political analyst. karl, the fact that jimmy carter is coming out of hospice care to say good-bye to his beloved wife puts a cap on what is an extraordinary love story here as well as a political one. absolutely. they knew each other as children, they married early, and she was an integral part of
killed by a progressive activist last summer, reid openly wondered if we should hope for his recovery. watch. it s a delicate thing because obviously everyone is wishing the congressman well and hoping that he recovered, but steve scalise has a history that we ve all been forced to sort of ignore on race. he did come to leadership after some controversy over attending a white nationalist event, which he says he didn t know what it was. he also cosponsored a bill to amend the constitution to define marriage as between a man on the woman. because he is in jeopardy and everybody is pulling for him, are we required in a moral sense to put that aside at the moment? tucker: so when joy reid accuses you of harboring racist thoughts, trust me, it s projection. it s also a political tactic. reid can t explain why this country is so badly needs to import millions of additional poor people. nobody on the left can explain that because there s no real answer, so they attempt to short-circuit
System is keeping things moving despite chubb s efforts to continue to the latest trial. on by the reporter but former president slayers at the appeals court to temporarily pause trial into labeling was made on its previous child filed motion for a change of venue and an emergency hearing was held for it friday afternoon but ultimately trumps request for a stay was denied. again, early indication of how the former president may continue to try to thwart this trial with procedural roadblocks in the weeks to come. the trial alone makes this a monumental week in american history but this is only one piece of a hugely significant and potentially consequential week for donald trump. in addition to his criminal trial in new york, the former president will also have to contend with battles in various other venues over the course of the week. nearly the same time his criminal trial resumes in manhattan tomorrow, a separate hearing will be held in a different manhattan courtroom involving h
Within 24 hours of this attack didn t step up to the microphone. they lot off that briefing by saying if any of you ask me about it our answer is no comments. very author they couldn t say something like you just did their that they have the right to defend themselves. that wasn t even said. mayor adams weighed in on these protests and they seem to be growing in number and getting bigger and more vile is what he said. the vile treatment of these protesters to the police in particular. yesterday filled six buses outside the university. they made a chain to not allow those buses to move. so think about that, chanting kkk at the police as you mentioned yelling pro- hamas slogans and slayers and holding up their signs. i had a student from the university earlier today, i feel