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donald trump jr. testifies for the defense in the new york civil fraud trial describing his father as a, quote, artist with real estate who sees things that other people don t. plus, a surprise dropout. senator tim scott calls it quits, putting an end to his 2024 presidential campaign, so which of the seven remaining candidates will his voters go to? or his donors? and side-stepping responsibility. benjamin netanyahu refuses to answer questions about whether he bears any blame of the hamas attack inside israel, the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start in new york city where donald trump jr. is on the stand as the first witness for the defense in the civil fraud case against his family and their businesses. cnn s brynn gingras is outside the courthouse. brynn, before we start about what s going on in that courthouse behind you, there s some sad news for the trump family today. reporte ....
and bring on the good stuff. liver health journey today is gps, the global public square. welcome i m fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york today on the program the fallout continues from thursday nights, tough debate for the president he is the worst in history by far. i ll get insights on next moves for biden. and the democratic party i ll get the global reaction from the financial times is edouard louis then israeli prime minister netanyahu said last week that the intense phase of the war will soon in but key questions remain. what comes after what about science? signs of a new war with hezbollah in the north i ll ask israel s former prime minister ehud olmert and i ve talked a rabbi, sharon browse about american jews sentiments towards israel, and a growing generational divide later in the show. i bring you my take a case for optimism despite all the worries people have these days. but first to the fallout from thursday s presidential debate it was a m ....
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dealing with the election could somehow provide a writ for the justices to get involved. if you talk to legal experts it seems a narrow path, but is there a path? yeah, bret, there is certainly a path. the supreme court has stepped in in other criminal cases primarily when the death penalty is at issue and has stayed, you know, the proceedings. but it is not unprecedented. you have bush versus gore and ibm. several cases the supreme court has indicated they will put a freeze and hold on it to see if there are constitutional violations that are significant. dana: brett tollman, thank you. fox news alert because right now we re waiting to hear from former president trump. he is scheduled to speak at a news conference this morning at trump tower just a little 59 minutes from now. that is just one day after he was found guilty on all 34 felony counts in his new york criminal trial. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom, i m dana perino. bill hemmer is off toda ....
welcome to prime time weekend, let s get right to the week s top stories. 22 witnesses, 21 days of court, 80 hours of witness testimony later, the first-ever criminal trial of an american ex-president is coming to a close. the fate of the ex-president could be in the hands of 12 every day new yorkers from all walks of life. the prosecution has one last chance to hammer home it s case against trump and closing arguments, that happens tuesday, given that the defense put up just to witnesses, their eight hour cross-examination of michael cohen lasting four times longer than their entire presentation, only the manhattan da is wrestling with the challenge of reminding the jury about all of the testimony presented. all of the documentary evidence, bombshell after bombshell, after bombshell. here s just some of what the jury heard as told by the press covering it. jurors listening intently today as the former publisher of the inquire testified about the confidential arrang ....