hello and welcome to our special, new york versus donald trump. i m ari melber. we have breakdowns on this riveting testimony. including friday s moment for hope hicks. this is one of the weeks where prosecutors are putting together stormy daniels and karen mcdougall s lawyer, keith davidson. a damning story will come from michael cohen but they ve done it to confirm it for the jury before they hear from cohen. corroborating all of that, with what we ve told you about, the receipts, the checks, the contracts, and then ending this week with a rare view inside donald trump s upper most senior aides and brain trust. long-time trump aide hope hicks taking the stand and bringing jurors into these meetings. as the access hollywood tape broke as trump and aides assessed its damage. hope hicks you see there with donald trump. that is a coveted post in any campaign and especially in his, someone who is up on the stage and in his ear and on the plane. that is the role she had. so t
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 her f
just as it began. will he stay or will he go? that s the big issue in the birth place of democracy as the greek prime minister, george papandreou and his government faces a crucial confidence vote in parliament later today. the outcome of the vote may have seemed a bit predictable just 24 hours ago. now it seems it s far from certain. after mr. papandreou backed away from a referendum on a debt deal he announced days earlier. all of this comes as leaders of the g20 are gathered. it s sure to be dominated with talk about gross s future and the escalating crisis that s gripping the euro zone. relief surrounding that possible aboutturn on the greek referendum is moving stocks but also the bond markets, because ten-year greek bonds are down just a little bit today, still yielding around 2 %. let s go live to athens where we can join jim bolden. the day is young over there in the greek capital. let s have a quick look at what we could see coming out of greece and this confidence v