late. see you at the end of tomorrow. and welcome to the beat. i m ari melber and today, for the first time ever, defendant donald trump s fate in this criminal trial is now in the hands of a jury of his peers. presiding judge giving the standard and detailed instructions to the 12 jurors in a case that is anything but standard. we know that. and tonight, we can report several brand new developments from the jury s first day of the deliberations which lasted over four hours. we have now gleaned new clues about what they are discussing. what they are considering. what exact evidence and testimony they are focused on today and presumably leading into tomorrow when they hear more of it. we can even tell you the kind of instructions that they want to make sure they are reviewing and so our breakdown on that new information is top story and broadcast tonight. and here is how today s process played out. the nation rivetted. and on a collective verdict watch. the historic crimin
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the graduates, do they understand civil war, world war i, world war ii? do they understand how the country works or did they just said think oh my gosh, somebody said trigger warning to me and i m feeling triggered. it scary prior just keep going back to this moment and remembering what she said about growing up in china. there was a big case this week about free speech with the aclu on the site of. so, what are your thoughts. we were growing up and we were told that big brother woul come from government is actuall coming from us freight i m with martha on this, i think that this is students used to fight for free speech, now they re fighting against it. that s quite a change in the reit because of this if i may say so, it s not fragility, you not worried about somebody s feelings being hurt, they don t like walk-in, they don t like specific words, it s actually a thirst for power.
the graduates, do they understand civil war, world war i, world war ii? do they understand how the country works or did they just said think oh my gosh, somebody said trigger warning to me and i m feeling triggered. it scary prior just keep going back to this moment and remembering what she said about growing up in china. there was a big case this week about free speech with the aclu on the site of. so, what are your thoughts. we were growing up and we were told that big brother woul come from government is actuall coming from us freight i m with martha on this, i think that this is students used to fight for free speech, now they re fighting against it. that s quite a change in the reit because of this if i may say so, it s not fragility, you not worried about somebody s feelings being hurt, they don t like walk-in, they don t like specific words, it s actually a thirst for power.