hopefully it was a big hole because santa is heading home. soon voters start heading to th polls with an economy that look like it is they re top issue on their minds. welcome everyone and merry christmas, this is a special edition of your world. in less than a month until iowa and new hampshire, many americans aren t feeling too festive about their bottom lines . in new poll shows 78 percent of voters think the economy is in bad shape with a lot of the blame falling on the white house . will this be a key factor? let s get the read from our holiday political panel. lauren, let me start with you. everyone s talking about the economy. well, i think that voters don t just care about the economy, they care about a better life, they want a better economy and a better life, they care about healthcare prices, they care about abortion access. and they care about holding corporations accountable for price gouging and for continuin to charge high prices even as inflation comes d
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good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in new york along with my colleague and friend, chris jansing, as history is being made in that lower manhattan courtroom. donald trump is the first former president of the united states to stand as a defendant in a criminal trial. at any moment, could be facing the first witness to testify against him. that s expected to be former national enquirer publisher, david pecker. he s likely to be pressed about alleged efforts to bury damaging stories about donald trump during the 2016 election. earlier this morning, prosecutors gave their open statement, accusing mr. trump of a criminal conspiracy to hide embarrassing relationships by preventing them from getting into the press, thus influencing the outcome of the 2016 election then covering it all up. the defense followed saying that mr. trump did not commit any crimes, describing him as not just the republican nominee, but as the frugal business man, also a husband and a father. defense la
Over for the today as we explained earlier for anyone just joining us. there was an alternate juror who needed to see the dentist. she s got a tooth ache and no judge is going to keep someone with a tooth ache listening to testimony or opening statements. they adjourned a lot earlier than expected. they were already going to adjourn at 2:00 because of the passover holiday which started at sun down tonight. people have to get home and do all their preparations. but we re joined now by mark short, former chief of staff to former vice president mike pence. talk to us about what you see as the political fallout from the kind of testimony that you re going to hear based on the opening statements. it s rather salacious. it s, at least from the prosecution side, the allegations about past behaviors and also what we heard from the judge today, leaving it up to the judge s discretion.