Voting against the establishment of a commission on the greatest assault since the Civil War on the capitol. But, anyway. I came for Ice Cream. I call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. Thank you. Now watch this drive. Okay. Miss that guy. Great moments underscoring your serious political point. That was a good swing. Yeah, you go there to do something and you answer the question, youre kind enough to answer the question, then you eat your Ice Cream, or you watch him make a drive. Its a good swing. Its like welcome to Morning Joe. It is friday, may 28th. Its friday, everybody. Its friday. Yay. With us, we have prize winning Columnist And Associate editor of the Washington Post and msnbc political analyst, Eugene Robinson. White House Reporter for the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire is with us. And the cofounder of axios, mike allen. Wait for it. Wait for it. How you doing, mike . Happy holiday friday. Okay. One thing, though, it was not a happ
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ukraine is here as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening, again. live from miami. we are 225 days away from the election and today was a pivotal day in two quarts for the twice impeached four times indicted ex-president. today was his deadline to come up with an over $460 million bond in his civil fraud trial. his defense team in the hush money case had to explain to a judge why they want to further delay that trial. one ruling ensures that trump will be the first to stand criminal trial and the other means he s the first president required to post a nine figure bond in a fraud case. laura jarrett has the details. reporter: last-minute in appeals court reduced the bond of the civil fraud case by more than half to $175 million. the trial judge said it that it 450 million with trump praising the billing. they do court cases, and let s take as much money as possible. with no lenders, trump was facing the prospect of his iconic properties and ba
i haven t seen him, i can t tell you. is there a bail application? so the judge remanded him without bail, which is understandable under the circumstances. but i don t have information in terms of risk of flight and the strength and weaknesses of the prosecutor case to rebut that and remanded and have opportunity at later time. one of the victim families and contacted and [inaudible] justice and emotional about it given that and still do you believe that client is innocent? everybody is presumed i don t formulate a belief in my mind as attorney, if someone did or doesn t do it. one is presumption of innocence, that everyone has to afford him. and two, which the government can prove the case. those are important and not in a position to comment. two more. do you intend to remain on this case? i don t know the judge asked and happy to take it and i don t know his intentions are and find out at later date. do you know how has his family is doing? i haven t