cheering on the red sox soon. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. never do you see a federal court hearing involving donald trump, but today we heard every single word. the lead starts right now. challenging the order. the former president pushing back on federal judge who put limits on what trump can say and where he can say it. ahead, take you inside the courtroom and why today s hearing mattered so much. plus, anger in israel. the heated exchanges with families of hostages kidnapped by hamas. and protesting boss moves. hundreds of employees at tech giant openai threatening to quick over firing of their founder and face of the company. welcome to the lead everyone. i m in for jake tapper. we start with a remarkable day in one of donald trump s four criminal cases. federal courts do not allow live cameras, but today we got to hear live audio in the federal election subversion case. the former president facing charges that include conspiring to overt
for double the jewelry exchange. what s the point in hiding if you re hunter biden, it s more work from the part of america s top deadbeat dad. top powdered sugar enthusiast hunter biden invited a new york post reporter to a showing of his artwork in manhattan on thursday. the post reports that hunter was outside the gallery and threw his arm around the reporter asking him where he worked. that reporter was immediately tested for hepatitis a , an element opium. c. when he replied that he worked at the post, hunter invited him to come inside, but without hisi phone. i just read that anyway. but you know what? they say. say ke keep your friends close and your off twitter. e anthe post reports that he tha declined to describe his artwork because, after allr , the man suffered enough. he welcomes transparency no on as long as no one knows who bought his art and said ask the reporter to remember that he has a family. when the paper writea hen s abo.
interesting op-ed this morning in the new york times from the president s top two advisers his national security adviser, r.m. mcmaster, chief economic adviser, gary cohn. in the new york times? sorry, the new york times, you say? it is in the new york times. it is 6,000 characters versus 140 characters, where the president prefers to speak in. julian zellezer, the new york times, often derived as fake news. when the writers take to the new york times to writea an eloquent and passionate piece about those in leadership, what does it take about the knocks against the media before we get to the content of it? it says that despite what the president says, at least some in the administration understand the importance of the media institution that s they disparage. this is an effort by two top policymakers in the administration to outline some kind of doctrine and to make some kind of sense about