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After giuliani surrendered. the great esest mayor in the history of new york city was just arrested in atlanta, georgia, because he fought for election integrity. the election was rigged and stolen. how sad for our country. along with giuliani, two more of trump s key election lawyers have also turned themselves in. sidney powell president trump won by a landslide. çporter: and jenna elli. we wantiñ to make sure gmip % protect election integrity. reporter: they are face ing charges related to the election, including violating the antiracketeering law. nine codefendants have turned themselves in, for two of them, mark meadows and jeffrey clark, their efforts to avoid[k arrestr surrender have come to an end. u.s. district court judge steve jones b rejecting both meadows clark s emergency filings in two ....
Drivers behind the work i m doing and why i m pushing so hard. president zelenskyy is asking for the u.s. and other nations to be guarntors if there s any ceasefire agreement with vladimir putin. doesn t that suggest sest that if you re going to guarantee putin s not invading again, that you have to have boots on the ground, more engagement than right now, which is exactly what it could suggest that in the long term. i think that s purely hypothatical. i ve not seen any evidence that he s negotiating in good faith. that does not mean we don t try. president zelenskyy has an obligation to do that for his people. i see no indication that vladimir putin is going to do anything other than continue to commit war crimes and kill innocent civilians and devastate ukrainian cities. we operate under the assumption nothing is going to change. ....
Put the two things together, which one of these narratives is more compelling to you, ladies and gentlemen? so i think to your question, it comes down to, a, credibility, and it comes down to, two, a narrative, which is consistent with reality. and if that narrative is inconsistent with reality as i have to objectively say, i think mr. smollett s narrative is, i think the jury then, you know, renders a different conclusion. okay. so then having said that, closing is tomorrow. the jury is set to deliberate. what do you expect to hear, joey? i expect to hear the prosecutor say, ladies and gentlemen, look at all the facts and surrounding circumstances. and i would submit to you, if you do that, you will see this is an individual who faked a hate crime. this is an individual who had a noose around his neck when the police came, but he put it back on. this was an individual that planned this whole hoax and was involved with these two brothers. this is not about the narrative that mr. sm ....
Sest ancestry.com, and these people hate me. if you re the defense, you re going to argue that mr. smollett is the victim here, make no mistake about it. the fact is he was preyed upon by these brothers. these brothers don t make sense. the $3,500 is explainable as a result of it being a payment for something other than this nefarious hoax that they re alleging he engaged in. and why wouldn t my client mistrust the police with respect to cooperating with them because he didn t believe that they believed his story. and so those are the things you ll hear in front of the jury. we know that the jurors as the triers of fact will make the ultimate assessment and conclusion. i just think the facts here are pretty much on the prosecutor s side, but we ll see what the jury has to say because they re the ones that matter. not to mention, where are the two maga guys that supposedly did this? i mean, yeah. thank you, joey. appreciate it. always. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage ....