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that was what hope hicks had testified was the most important thing to him. and you know, she told us at the journal, we have no knowledge of any of this, and she said for her, that was true, but obviously, we know now that trump and michael cohen both knew about that deal with the "national enquirer." >> let me come back to you, adam. just to talk about some of the demeanor and i don't know how much you could see. i think you were in overflow watching it, but donald trump, you could see donald trump and his lawyers sitting there. what was the demeanor during the -- as these details came out? >> i had a direct view of donald trump. he was more alert today than he usually is. when she walked in both in the morning and in the afternoon, he did take a noticeable quick glance of her, and then during her testimony, he would look up at the monitors. so he could get a good look at her. eric trump did the same. he was trying to avoid being seen looking at her, but he was taking occasional glances up at the monitor. it's hard for mr. trump to see the witness and in fa
that was what hope hicks had testified was the most important thing to him. and you know, she told us at the journal, we have no knowledge of any of this, and she said for her, that was true, but obviously, we know now that trump and michael cohen both knew about that deal with the "national enquirer." >> let me come back to you, adam. just to talk about some of the demeanor and i don't know how much you could see. i think you were in overflow watching it, but donald trump, you...
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proof of trump's direct involvement and so-called payment to stormy daniels was not hush money and hope hicks testified it was to protect his family and not influencing the election and show the letter again for michael cohen's letter to the federal election commission saying trump was not involved. is there enough reasonable doubt here and the case goes away? >> no, liz, i think unlike our coverage here where we're trying to give our viewers legal analysis in connection with the parts of the case we hear, the jury is not getting that and the jury is getting alvin brag's version of events and taking its cues from judge merchant and that's the big problem here. the reason that the trump team is asking for a mistrial is because they're worried he'll be convicted if they thought this was sailing in the direction, they wouldn't be so hot to get a mistrial. they know as we should know that the jury is taking its cues from the judge in the prosecutors. liz: stay on this. could he win on appeal based on reasonable doubt we just cited or on a ppeal? >> sure but like 2026. liz: got it. andrew mccarthy
proof of trump's direct involvement and so-called payment to stormy daniels was not hush money and hope hicks testified it was to protect his family and not influencing the election and show the letter again for michael cohen's letter to the federal election commission saying trump was not involved. is there enough reasonable doubt here and the case goes away? >> no, liz, i think unlike our coverage here where we're trying to give our viewers legal analysis in connection with the parts of...
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and you know what, hope hicks testified to that. hope hicks said i had a conversation with donald trump where he said, essentially, paraphrasing, thank god that michael cohen paid the money and, thank god it came out after the election not before. he didn't say to hope hicks, what are you talking about? i don't know anything about this. i don't know anything about hush money payments or i can't believe he paid that over my objections. nothing like that. so, you know, this is one where i think it may be a lot of theater, but at the end of the day, when we hear the summations, the defense is going to be wanting to say, look over here but i'm not sure it really plays out. as we were talking about, in many i ways, the morning witness, before stormy daniels, it's almost more important. >> talk about this morning's witness. >> there's not going to be a lot of direct proof about donald trump, what exactly happened when he signed the checks and what he saw in the invoices. there's tons of circumstantial proof. you'll hear lots of argument o
and you know what, hope hicks testified to that. hope hicks said i had a conversation with donald trump where he said, essentially, paraphrasing, thank god that michael cohen paid the money and, thank god it came out after the election not before. he didn't say to hope hicks, what are you talking about? i don't know anything about this. i don't know anything about hush money payments or i can't believe he paid that over my objections. nothing like that. so, you know, this is one where i think...
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we heard hope hicks talk about it earlier and now you're seeing they needed to do what they needed to do to kind of put the cabosh on this. that's what we're seeing play out. when you take a step back and look at what's happening today where everything is exposed. he didn't want any of this to come out. and you look at it and here she is big as life testifying before the nation. and this is why we're here. >> and i think to your point, even though people knew about it, there's a reminder factor here for jurors. even for me as some of this case has unfolded, there's just so much that there are details that even having covered it, i'm like, oh, yeah, i forgot about that. so for jurors, you can imagine what this is like. >> yet you look at what happened in 2016 again and for jurors now but for voters. at the time and when access hollywood came out, when people knew who donald trump was and yet they voted for him any way. none of this is very, is new. so i wonder when you take a step back and look at what's happening today, not only with the jurors are thinking but what potential voters a
we heard hope hicks talk about it earlier and now you're seeing they needed to do what they needed to do to kind of put the cabosh on this. that's what we're seeing play out. when you take a step back and look at what's happening today where everything is exposed. he didn't want any of this to come out. and you look at it and here she is big as life testifying before the nation. and this is why we're here. >> and i think to your point, even though people knew about it, there's a reminder...
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"access hollywood," the story breaks and by october 8th hope hicks is confronted with a rumor of another tape that she's trying to figure out whether it's true or not. on october 9th there's a debate, first question out of the gate from anderson cooper and martha raddatz is about the "access hollywood" tape. on the 10th "the new york times" publishes a story about other women coming forward with other allegations, so they just could not get out from under these things and it's no accident that the first version of the nondisclosure agreement that stormy daniels signs, she signed on october 10th, 2016. i also found it really interesting that stormy daniels' remembrance of the nondisclosure agreement she signed is that it was a two-way street. basically she and donald trump would be put in a situation where neither one of them could acknowledge they had ever met one another much less had a sexual encounter but if you read the language of the nondisclosure agreement that was ultimately agreed to, that's not how it came out. it was a one-way street. donald trump in exchange for purchasing th
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trump or his family to know about it which is what hope hicks testified to. so it's already it's creating that narrative. i think that the prosecution witnesses are actually creating the defense narrative for them. >> there i mean, there's also been testimony, including from hope hicks that there was reason for him to not want this to get out there because of the elections. so there is that narrative that has been out there by someone very much in the know. i guess the question then would be the link, right? when it comes to donald trump? prompt been behind this falsification of the records in is that link being painted clearly enough for the jury? >> i do wonder though from your perspective, before court was since session this morning, the former president posted a true social. >> he said, i've just recently been told to the witnesses today this is unprecedented, no time for lawyers to here. we have to be clear the reason that there is this prosecutorial discretion on saying who these witnesses are going to be is because he tends to get get on social media a
trump or his family to know about it which is what hope hicks testified to. so it's already it's creating that narrative. i think that the prosecution witnesses are actually creating the defense narrative for them. >> there i mean, there's also been testimony, including from hope hicks that there was reason for him to not want this to get out there because of the elections. so there is that narrative that has been out there by someone very much in the know. i guess the question then would...
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we have hope hicks saying that afterwards, donald trump said to her, thank god these allegations came up after the election, not before. in many ways, her story, what we are hearing is really sort of an exhibit to what it is that they did not want to have come out. whether it's true or not is really irrelevant. it's simply the sensational nature of her allegations are precisely what they wanted to squash. that's the state's argument here. >> ashley parker, you covered donald trump extensively. she's going on to describe a 2007 meeting at trump tower where she was met by rhona. she was his close assistant. she seemed to have had a promise from him to be on the "apprentice." she was asked whether she had disclosd to her boyfriend about the sex with donald trump. she never told him about that. he waited in the car. for a later meeting in the bungalow. there were several meetings, several things she's recounting. >> yeah, that's right. she's recounting it with a lot of specific detail. again, as andrew was saying, there's nothing illegal about having an affair. even politically at this po
we have hope hicks saying that afterwards, donald trump said to her, thank god these allegations came up after the election, not before. in many ways, her story, what we are hearing is really sort of an exhibit to what it is that they did not want to have come out. whether it's true or not is really irrelevant. it's simply the sensational nature of her allegations are precisely what they wanted to squash. that's the state's argument here. >> ashley parker, you covered donald trump...
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about your reporting, we heard about your reporting come up in some of the testimony, like when hope hicks took the stand and described what was happening during the time that these allegations surfaced and when they were trying to hide stormy daniels' story. the prosecution says trump's team wanted to silence stormy daniels because of the damage done to his campaign when your story came out about the "access hollywood" tape, remind us what kind of fallout they were dealing with at that time. >> well, in the days after the tape, you saw something really unusual, even within the republican party that tolerated so much bad behavior, so much sort of unprecedented behavior from trump in that campaign season, even those hard core supporters started to walk away. paul ryan actually said he disinvited trump to an event in his home state of wisconsin, others were refusing to be seen with him for a few days. it seemed like at that point there was a rupture between the candidate and the party, where maybe trump had gone a little bit too far. and in the end, nothing is too far for any of those republ
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. >> it was the same way last week when it was the date of hope hicks was called standard, but before she was called to the stand, it was kind of very dried testimony and they were i mean, it was hard to stay awake at times for reading people in the court. the jury was very pre-attentive. >> two days one, it was that conversation about the former presidents genitalia was happening without the jury in the room. >> well, with him? >> very much in the room. so he heard that whole thing and just imagine what that must be like for him to have people discussing that just feet away from him. the other thing i want to point out, our friends in washington, they're discomfort in discussing the details of what was being talked about in the courtroom itself. the idea, the details of the sexual we will encounter. imagine if all that had come out. the week before the election in 2016 as uncomfortable, it is for all of them to talk about that now, imagine how big of a deal bill it would have been in october of 2016. franklin is testifying as a records custodian pursuant to a subpoena so she has been
. >> it was the same way last week when it was the date of hope hicks was called standard, but before she was called to the stand, it was kind of very dried testimony and they were i mean, it was hard to stay awake at times for reading people in the court. the jury was very pre-attentive. >> two days one, it was that conversation about the former presidents genitalia was happening without the jury in the room. >> well, with him? >> very much in the room. so he heard that...
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hope hicks was on the stand. what she said and testified to was that trump was very worried about melania hearing about this. and then she said he made sure that the newspapers were not delivered to the house. and said that he wanted to make sure his family was proud of his campaign. so you have all that on friday. now today i assume the prosecution is going to go through this entire sordid deal from 15, 20 years ago and probably go into it in detail, which i think is going to leave the defendant just absolutely fuming, andy, if i'm characterizing it that way correctly. is that the way today is going to go? >> i think that's right, bill. it will give the impression of methodically building a case when in fact what they are doing is stacking up a lot of evidence of stuff that's not illegal, which isn't all that hard to prove. but the point you make about the concern about embarrassing melania and embarrassing his family i think is important for a legal reason we should home in on and that is even if the state can
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some strange moments in court with hope hicks weeping in court about what she had to do for donald trump. if you are the defense team, how do you handle stormy daniels? >> you have to be so careful. even the prosecution, i think, is probably a little nervous about what stormy daniels will do. here's what i see the real risk to the defense is that you get up and you cross examine one like stormy daniels, who's a larger-than-life personality, who's probably looking to dunk on defense counsel if they ask a bad question. if she can elicit a laugh or give a funny quip, i can see the judge saying, well, defense counsel, you opened the door. there's nothing judges like more than to tell defense counsel you opened the door, you asked the question, you have yourself to blame. you've got to be so careful with stormy daniels. your questions have to be perfectly crafted to elicit only a yes or no, because you don't want to give her the opportunity to give a speech on the stand. the judge will stop her if she does, but this is a very dangerous witness for the defense, and they have to tread really ca
some strange moments in court with hope hicks weeping in court about what she had to do for donald trump. if you are the defense team, how do you handle stormy daniels? >> you have to be so careful. even the prosecution, i think, is probably a little nervous about what stormy daniels will do. here's what i see the real risk to the defense is that you get up and you cross examine one like stormy daniels, who's a larger-than-life personality, who's probably looking to dunk on defense...
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there were no tears like we saw from hope hicks a few days prior. >> yesterday was all about the documents. the documents were the star starting with these hand written notes that detail the entire scheme. then you have ininvoices, the fake invoices michael cohen submitted throughout 2017. and you mention the signed checks with donald trump with his signature pen and the signature with his black sharpy. this is all about an extensive paper trail. jonathan, that's why i have been more bullish on this case than a lot of other people. because the jury doesn't just get to hear about what's is alleged in this indictment. they actually get to see physical evidence of the crime. on the one hand you see donald trump writing the monthly checks and on the other hand you have no legal retainer. and you don't have any evidence of work performed in any of these -- any of these months in which michael cohen submitted an invoice. >> yeah, it does seem like the prosecutors are laying the framework here. here's the foundation before they get to cohen. let's get your take on the gag order. and the judge bei
there were no tears like we saw from hope hicks a few days prior. >> yesterday was all about the documents. the documents were the star starting with these hand written notes that detail the entire scheme. then you have ininvoices, the fake invoices michael cohen submitted throughout 2017. and you mention the signed checks with donald trump with his signature pen and the signature with his black sharpy. this is all about an extensive paper trail. jonathan, that's why i have been more...
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but at least it, it says no, no more argument that is cohen on his own as hope hicks suggested, on a simple question i have did they explain what that $50,000 services i mean, it's a big number. >> it is. and well, what conus said is it's a separate payment for some kind of technology kind of service chris, that he had done before. some people are whispering, maybe it's another kind of campaign thing, but i think it's just another payment. he made a few months previous there's also a $60,000, quote, unquote, bonus. >> so that's legal it's a bonus. >> that's what they call. i'm just curious what that 50 grand is because that's a big number phonetics knowledge service this is when the pay off the hush money pay off is 130,000 and then you have this other 50 on top of it. not yeah. >> you might get all confusing for those jurors, but remember you also had a witness today who said that donald trump is perfectly capable and sometimes did not sign checks so he obviously could have said to all the and it wasn't just one check. >> it was it was i think 11 different checks reimbursing khan. h
but at least it, it says no, no more argument that is cohen on his own as hope hicks suggested, on a simple question i have did they explain what that $50,000 services i mean, it's a big number. >> it is. and well, what conus said is it's a separate payment for some kind of technology kind of service chris, that he had done before. some people are whispering, maybe it's another kind of campaign thing, but i think it's just another payment. he made a few months previous there's also a...
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hope hicks testified in part. she got some hits from the defense. saying part of the reason donald trump engaged in the conduct was he wanted to spare his wife humiliation. that doesn't help to prove the prosecution's case but you have them talking about the money, the documents, talking about the purpose of the documents, the lack of documentation of this being a retainer and legal fees. the overwhelming amount of evidence which is more play than documentary evidence but overwhelming evidence that this was done close in time to the election because donald trump cared about the election more than anything else and that's why he engaged in this behavior. the other it witnesses will be interesting and across from a lawyerly perspective will be fastening and popcorn eating event. i don't know it will be as important given the testimony this taken place so far. >> preet, always interesting talking to you. >>> coming up, if these walls could talk. i will explain what the testimony revealed what was happening inside the white house as donald trump was sig
hope hicks testified in part. she got some hits from the defense. saying part of the reason donald trump engaged in the conduct was he wanted to spare his wife humiliation. that doesn't help to prove the prosecution's case but you have them talking about the money, the documents, talking about the purpose of the documents, the lack of documentation of this being a retainer and legal fees. the overwhelming amount of evidence which is more play than documentary evidence but overwhelming evidence...
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and that as hope hicks spoke to last week he expressed the di glad that these stories started to emerge after he got in, that it would have been worse for them if the scheme hadn't transpired in this way, i saw a picture this weekend, the karam would do go seem to have been reading your book while taking a bath. do you think she will be called? >> they fought hard. they the prosecutors to get permission to let her testimony in, and they got that permission. i think there was based on my conversations and intention to do that at some point. now, what we're seeing so far is that they have tackled the ami part of this story, which would be where karen was involved early on. so i think it's now somewhat more doubt. >> thank you so much. more coming up with the panel ahead. more breaking news as well, israel now conducting what it calls targeted strikes in eastern raffa hours after our moss had accepted a cease fire proposal, but not the one israel to say that they helped craft a live report from the region as well as new york times columnist thomas freeman joins us, add ga the advanced form
and that as hope hicks spoke to last week he expressed the di glad that these stories started to emerge after he got in, that it would have been worse for them if the scheme hadn't transpired in this way, i saw a picture this weekend, the karam would do go seem to have been reading your book while taking a bath. do you think she will be called? >> they fought hard. they the prosecutors to get permission to let her testimony in, and they got that permission. i think there was based on my...
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it obliterates any argument which you could have had after say hope hicks, that this was somehow cohen acting on his own. this is why so berg, above him and they are doing it together. all you can now say hey it's i always useful to think about what there'll be able to i mean, if anybody knows who otherwise, i'll burger is if yslow berg is doing it, it means it's being done with trump's approval. the only sliver is somehow he's the jury doesn't necessarily get well, the jury believed that without always were testifying, who who convinces the droughts have a really important point. i think it's the one thing, the one hole in what's otherwise 360 degree coverage and what cohen has to say is this conversation, but you need a reason there's no count. how could why berg and cohen somehow be freelancing in this sense when everything we've heard about trump is what a micro-manager terry is on the lights, but at least it it says no no more argument that is cohen on his own as hope hicks sort of suggested on a simple question i have today, explain what that $50,000 services i mean, it's a big n
it obliterates any argument which you could have had after say hope hicks, that this was somehow cohen acting on his own. this is why so berg, above him and they are doing it together. all you can now say hey it's i always useful to think about what there'll be able to i mean, if anybody knows who otherwise, i'll burger is if yslow berg is doing it, it means it's being done with trump's approval. the only sliver is somehow he's the jury doesn't necessarily get well, the jury believed that...
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hicks already went the long way and that. the next big thing is probably michael: what is his credibility going to look like? we are already seeing skirmishes of that in the courtroom through the testimony of other witnesses and certainly i don't think the jury is going to like michael cohen as a person but they do just have to believe he's telling the truth about donald trump and when you have all of this corroborating documentation that came out today, i think the prosecutors have done a really splendid job and moving the ball forward. >> thank you all very much for joining our discussion tonight. coming up, in jen psaki's new book, we learn what she used to do right before stepping on camera in the white house press briefing room. we will ask her to demonstrate that move tonight. she worked for three democratic presidential nominees in her book reveals which one terrified her, which one gave her a bear hug at the end of her job interview, and which one got on the phone with her father. jen psaki joins us next. next i neede
hicks already went the long way and that. the next big thing is probably michael: what is his credibility going to look like? we are already seeing skirmishes of that in the courtroom through the testimony of other witnesses and certainly i don't think the jury is going to like michael cohen as a person but they do just have to believe he's telling the truth about donald trump and when you have all of this corroborating documentation that came out today, i think the prosecutors have done a...
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because the jury wants to see that interaction, especially like think about hope hicks. the jury wants to see if they make eye contact with her facial expressions or light. it. donald trump is blue walked from her view, it takes away that component of it now that's what the jury can't really understand. they're missing a part of that relationship. and if she really is filling compassionate or sat that emotion has connected to looking at somebody in the eye is blocked. >> another attorney in previous hours, were arthur hala. we're saying that's partly by design in this particular courtroom, that that's how all the case is tried in this courtroom. are you cannot see the witness, cannot see the defendant& that that actually might protect a witness in a way from any kind of intimidation that might occur. >> at the end of the day is that the case is about the merits of the testimony as elicited by the witnesses with respect to who you can see and can't see while it might be an issue for some discussion. the bottom line is, what exhibits are being put in. does it prove up the
because the jury wants to see that interaction, especially like think about hope hicks. the jury wants to see if they make eye contact with her facial expressions or light. it. donald trump is blue walked from her view, it takes away that component of it now that's what the jury can't really understand. they're missing a part of that relationship. and if she really is filling compassionate or sat that emotion has connected to looking at somebody in the eye is blocked. >> another attorney...
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oh, and told hope hicks he did it on his own she testified to that that's not good for colon. that's not good for the different hicks testified that trump told her the cone did it on his own, and then she followed up by saying, but that but she doesn't believe it. >> that's not what coincide to her as well, that several aspects of this are libman. >> thank you. thanks. >> everyone else say where there's next more details from the trial transcript just out tonight, including a portion of the prosecution step-by-step attempt to do what we've just been talking about, namely establish that link that ellie just mentioned, connecting the defendant to the alleged crime primes through the testimony of one of his former top mini-map. and later brock reviewed who's got new reporting and what israel may be about to do about a key crossing into southern gaussian this source we've kaitlan collins, he's brought to you by up devo plus your boy find out more and up devo if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with
oh, and told hope hicks he did it on his own she testified to that that's not good for colon. that's not good for the different hicks testified that trump told her the cone did it on his own, and then she followed up by saying, but that but she doesn't believe it. >> that's not what coincide to her as well, that several aspects of this are libman. >> thank you. thanks. >> everyone else say where there's next more details from the trial transcript just out tonight, including a...
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you have some holes here, you had hope hicks testifying in part that, you know, she got some hits for the defense, which the prosecution probably didn't love, sitting part of the recent donald trump engaged in the conduct what he wanted to spare his wife fumigation. that doesn't help to prove the prosecutor's case. but, you have all these witnesses talking about the money, talking about the documents, talking about the purpose of the documents, the lack of document tatian of this being a retainer and is being legal fees and then the overwhelming amount of evidence, which is or in place of the document to be evidence but still, i think, overwhelming evidence that this was done close in time to the election because donald trump cared about the election more than anything else and that is why he engaged in this behavior. these other witnesses will be interesting. we will talk about them. and, the cross from a lawyerly perspective is going to be fascinating and a popcorn eating event. but, i don't know that they are going to be as important given the testimony that has taken place so far.
you have some holes here, you had hope hicks testifying in part that, you know, she got some hits for the defense, which the prosecution probably didn't love, sitting part of the recent donald trump engaged in the conduct what he wanted to spare his wife fumigation. that doesn't help to prove the prosecutor's case. but, you have all these witnesses talking about the money, talking about the documents, talking about the purpose of the documents, the lack of document tatian of this being a...
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hope hick, all of these things. it's very sordid. it's a bad feud. to put it in ari melber terms, i think you could say it's like drake and kendrick lamar and metro boomin coming at each other. and that's kind of the feeling right now in the courtroom is that they're all just attacking -- >> a one on 20 as drake said. >> nice, exactly. exactly. >> yeah, well, you're right, these are people, who as you say, are the upper echelon. i mentioned the other money guy's in rikers. jeff was there today. we have this funny thing that, again, if this were the oj trial and cameras in the courtroom, it might feel differently for the country, but here's the sketch that we have of jeff. we want to be as accurate as possible. we had our folks in there today. i wasn't physically in there today, but it's an apparent fist pump. so this is elizabeth williams' sketch. this is a moment here. we'll show it far minute and then we'll keep it up while you speak, neal, where according to people in the room, trump seemed to want a level of solidarity or whatever a fist pump mea
hope hick, all of these things. it's very sordid. it's a bad feud. to put it in ari melber terms, i think you could say it's like drake and kendrick lamar and metro boomin coming at each other. and that's kind of the feeling right now in the courtroom is that they're all just attacking -- >> a one on 20 as drake said. >> nice, exactly. exactly. >> yeah, well, you're right, these are people, who as you say, are the upper echelon. i mentioned the other money guy's in rikers....
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. >> judge jeanine: you added to hope hicks who said he didn't want melania to know. >> dana: harold. >> harold: here is my issue and concern. it seems like this is not an issue or concern but a frame. he's winning it appears. no argument is being made displaceable your beyond a reasonable doubt that president trump was part of an effort to make a payment to somebody. until you prove that, you didn't have to show that's in furtherance of another crime. that strikes me, judge, and the former prosecutor that if you are the defended, you should just shut up and that the trial go out and be acquitted. the second part of this is that we have three branches of government. it is the most unique form of government in the world. it is the best form of government in the world. the three words that describe our system's checks and balances. the legislative, judicial, and executive. no branch is more important than the other and each has a unique expense ability. you can agree with the judge or not. he represents the court in this matter. you can say it should never have been brought. this judge
. >> judge jeanine: you added to hope hicks who said he didn't want melania to know. >> dana: harold. >> harold: here is my issue and concern. it seems like this is not an issue or concern but a frame. he's winning it appears. no argument is being made displaceable your beyond a reasonable doubt that president trump was part of an effort to make a payment to somebody. until you prove that, you didn't have to show that's in furtherance of another crime. that strikes me, judge,...
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. >> we had hope hicks friday, but the big ones really are michael cohen and stormy daniel's. what should prosecutors strategy be here when deciding when to put either of these witnesses on the stand. do you think we expect them, michael cohen would probably go that three-quarters of the way through this case. he is problematic for many reasons, not only his previous convictions for line, but also the fact that he has made a career for several years of attacking the defendant. and this is going to be a challenging witness for the prosecutors. it is going to be a lengthy and perhaps the devastating cross-examination. you don't want to injure case on that. you got to have someone after him and it's unclear. where stormy daniels will fit in all of this. but remember, stormy daniels cannot speak directly to the he alleged criminal behavior here, which is falsifying business records and at this point, it's date 13, while jeremy argues that there will be additional evidence, it's dave, 13 where is it at this point? it does not appear that prosecutors have a presented any direct link
. >> we had hope hicks friday, but the big ones really are michael cohen and stormy daniel's. what should prosecutors strategy be here when deciding when to put either of these witnesses on the stand. do you think we expect them, michael cohen would probably go that three-quarters of the way through this case. he is problematic for many reasons, not only his previous convictions for line, but also the fact that he has made a career for several years of attacking the defendant. and this is...
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prosecutor says who was the white house official quoted in the story hope hicks said, i can't say for sure. i can't say for sure, but i i think that it was hogan good lee, he was the deputy press secretary unquote hey, was it you i don't know if you have any memory of that and what did you make of this moment your name coming up in the trial nothing like being named, checked in this trial. in fact, i got a lot of texts from reporters saying, hey man, it's the first time you've been named jack, get ready. you're gonna be pulled into this somehow some way. so it kinda made me a little bit and honestly, i don't even remember that situation or that comment i'm not afraid to stand up and say if i said i'm the one who did it, of course, but i don't remember that. but it's always kinda funny to watch these things kind of bleed out of the courtroom and, you know, kind of capsulated other people. so no big deal, no harm, no foul, but it's just kinda funny. >> are you are you still in touch with hope hicks oh, yeah. >> yeah. we talk in texts pretty regularly. i was reading through some of the t
prosecutor says who was the white house official quoted in the story hope hicks said, i can't say for sure. i can't say for sure, but i i think that it was hogan good lee, he was the deputy press secretary unquote hey, was it you i don't know if you have any memory of that and what did you make of this moment your name coming up in the trial nothing like being named, checked in this trial. in fact, i got a lot of texts from reporters saying, hey man, it's the first time you've been named jack,...
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hope hicks said he was the best messenger. these two today i believe have lawyers paid for by the trump org. stormy daniels, michael cohen would not be those kinds of witnesss. >> no. and he's going to be fit to be tied. merchan was calm about it but he was entirely credible. we are at an end here. it's a sensible calculation on this part. he doesn't want to keep doing these give trump a little rope, he'll take it. a little rope he'll take it. he's saying we're here-i don't want to do it but really we're here. and i 100% agree with donny. he cannot now just ignore the next one. p his credibility and the system's on the line. >> it could happen while we're on the air. it's 5:10. then what happens? >> first of all i want to see on the whole don't eat the food et cetera. there's the chance of the first incarceration being a couple hours in the holding cell in the back. but then he's in the exact same -- >> you're saying you can hold it -- >> something like that. but then he's in the same position. my best guess, he was chastened.
hope hicks said he was the best messenger. these two today i believe have lawyers paid for by the trump org. stormy daniels, michael cohen would not be those kinds of witnesss. >> no. and he's going to be fit to be tied. merchan was calm about it but he was entirely credible. we are at an end here. it's a sensible calculation on this part. he doesn't want to keep doing these give trump a little rope, he'll take it. a little rope he'll take it. he's saying we're here-i don't want to do it...
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comes to some of the testimony, it wasn't necessarily the fireworks that we saw on friday from hope hicks. and that we will see from stormy daniel and michael cohen. as i have said before and i will say again, the star witnesses of this trial is the paperwork. it's the paper trail. as much as the former president tried to avoid a paper trail, communicating much through the telephone, through conversations, so much of the evidence here is going to come through in paperwork, in invoices, in checks. today, the majority of today's testimony was all about showing the jury much of the evidence that was brought about initially in that indictment, in the 34 counts of falsifying business records. >> yasmin, thank you so much. >>> our legal experts are still with us as well. duncan, has the prosecution done enough at this point to say that these were falsification of business records, that these were not legal fees, these $35,000 checks that donald trump signed? >> i think as of today, the prosecution has proven its case. i'm not sure anyone else is necessary to make it out. they have proven the re
comes to some of the testimony, it wasn't necessarily the fireworks that we saw on friday from hope hicks. and that we will see from stormy daniel and michael cohen. as i have said before and i will say again, the star witnesses of this trial is the paperwork. it's the paper trail. as much as the former president tried to avoid a paper trail, communicating much through the telephone, through conversations, so much of the evidence here is going to come through in paperwork, in invoices, in...
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last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testifying about how mr. trump's presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video in which mr. trump made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. mr. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs. they said they had with him over the weekend, several republicans reportedly being considered to be former president trump's vice presidential running mate, gathered at his home in florida. there were seven possible candidates at the fundraising event. here's the good news and i saw it this weekend. the amount of talent that we have in the republican party is extraordinary. there's a lot of names that are in the mix. i'm honored to have my names as one of them in the mix right now. former president trump said he'll make a decision on a running mate sometime before the republican convention, which is set to begin july 15th in milwaukee, rouz. it wasn't an attack because they were tourists. it wa
last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testifying about how mr. trump's presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video in which mr. trump made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. mr. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs. they said they had with him over the weekend, several republicans reportedly being considered to be former president...
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the defense questioning hope hicks. he went rogue at times. fair to say question rick hope hicks, yesterday she goes on to say i used to say he liked to call himself a fixer or mr. fix-it and it was only because he first broke it that he was then able to fix it. by the time that he makes it to the stand, he is going to be painted as an incompetent, a liar, a ne'er-do-well. how does the jury believe a thing that comes out of his mouth? >> they probably won't and that's why the prosecution is saving the worst for last and that is michael cohen. i submit that there is nothing that man is going to be able to say that will amount to or allow the jury to find that donald trump committed a crime. look at all the evidence thus far. you cannot build a criminal case, you cannot get a guilty verdict when all of the pieces of the puzzle, all of the elements that have been charged are not criminal. nothing has changed that and he's going to have to tell a tall tale which won't be believed because of his reputation in order to give the jury pause. there is
the defense questioning hope hicks. he went rogue at times. fair to say question rick hope hicks, yesterday she goes on to say i used to say he liked to call himself a fixer or mr. fix-it and it was only because he first broke it that he was then able to fix it. by the time that he makes it to the stand, he is going to be painted as an incompetent, a liar, a ne'er-do-well. how does the jury believe a thing that comes out of his mouth? >> they probably won't and that's why the prosecution...
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say all the salacious details about how catch and kill works, a glamorous witness, arguably in hope hicks. those are the things we saw last week. this is supposed to be the dry stuff. right? >> right. >> and in some ways, a bunch of documents, it's hard to make that turn. what was the connection made here that might have helped the jury get where the prosecution wants it to go. >> i think one of the things that helps the prosecution in terms of the jury grasping this case, chris, is just now making clear the understanding where the money came from with respect to donald trump and his organization. and it's very important that they understand that for one main reason, and the biggest reason is we've heard the sub text throughout this entire case, and before it that donald trump has been arguing, look, i was paying michael cohen back for legal expenses, and that's a big premise of where the defense based their case, to essentially argue the case, this is repayment around legal expenses and reimbursement. that argument really does now have a lot of holes in it, base d off how they were paid
say all the salacious details about how catch and kill works, a glamorous witness, arguably in hope hicks. those are the things we saw last week. this is supposed to be the dry stuff. right? >> right. >> and in some ways, a bunch of documents, it's hard to make that turn. what was the connection made here that might have helped the jury get where the prosecution wants it to go. >> i think one of the things that helps the prosecution in terms of the jury grasping this case,...
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hope hicks didn't testify that donald trump would ask routinely how is this playing which as a former press secretary is a very common question. whether one is running for election or not, the boss wants to know how a story about him is playing if it's going well or not. i didn't think anything was that abnormal about it and i have to tell you i was a bit surprised by some of the coverage over the weekend from's other media outlets that described a bombshell damaging testimony from hope hicks about her former boss and the thing that they kept pointing to was her saying that the "access hollywood" tape was devastating and damaging. of course it was. we all knew that. anybody who lived through october 2016 could have said that. it doesn't change the legality of compensation for an nda and it doesn't change the legal aspects of the case. >> john: this is leading toward testimony by the prosecution's star witness michael cohen. and i thought it was interesting that hope hicks did not paint a very kind picture of michael cohen in her testimony when she said that spirit she said, -- the def
hope hicks didn't testify that donald trump would ask routinely how is this playing which as a former press secretary is a very common question. whether one is running for election or not, the boss wants to know how a story about him is playing if it's going well or not. i didn't think anything was that abnormal about it and i have to tell you i was a bit surprised by some of the coverage over the weekend from's other media outlets that described a bombshell damaging testimony from hope hicks...
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and i guess donald trump agreed to that. >> we heard dramatic testimony from hope hicks on friday, who worked for many years directly in the trump organization for trump himself? and it was pretty powerful, pretty dramatic when we heard from jeffrey mcglone, the controller today, the accountant was a lot less dramatic but it was important why? >> well, for a number of reasons. >> and again, to make the point that foreign prosecutors can't make enough, not all testimonies going to be dramatic and it's often the nondramatic testimony is where these quote unquote, document cases are built. now, it's important to establish how payments were made and how they were recorded, and to pick up on a point that david made where you don't have testimony directly linking the former president. well, but what you do have and this is david's point. it's a small business where they're stapling checks to do invoices and so on. and at a certain point it becomes hard to square that the head at the top of the organization is not aware of what these checks are and what they mean now, a bunch of testimony cam
and i guess donald trump agreed to that. >> we heard dramatic testimony from hope hicks on friday, who worked for many years directly in the trump organization for trump himself? and it was pretty powerful, pretty dramatic when we heard from jeffrey mcglone, the controller today, the accountant was a lot less dramatic but it was important why? >> well, for a number of reasons. >> and again, to make the point that foreign prosecutors can't make enough, not all testimonies going...
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by keith davidson, and by hope hicks. so this is a critical piece but there are sort of two components. one was the election fraud. that has to be an intent to have committed that and now there has to be false business records. here, though it may sound complicated, basically, these are records that instead of just reimbursing the $130,000 from trump to cohen, instead, they try and make it look like these are legal payments. not just a reimbursement of the hush money payments because they want to keep it under wraps. the cover up. so the problem is if you're going to have it be legal payments and not reimbursements, you need to actually give twice the amount of money because michael cohen has to pay taxes on it. and what's devastating, i think, this morning, is what vaughn referred to is that there's not just one set of notes. there are two sets of notes. allen weisselberg handwriting and jeff mcconney's handwriting detailing exactly how this reimbursement scheme would work. if it was a simple one for one reimbursement, 1
by keith davidson, and by hope hicks. so this is a critical piece but there are sort of two components. one was the election fraud. that has to be an intent to have committed that and now there has to be false business records. here, though it may sound complicated, basically, these are records that instead of just reimbursing the $130,000 from trump to cohen, instead, they try and make it look like these are legal payments. not just a reimbursement of the hush money payments because they want...
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last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testifying about how trump's presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video where trump made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs they had with him over the weekend. several republicans, who are reportedly being considered to be trump's vice presidential running mate, gathered at his home in florida. there were seven possible candidates at the fundraising event. here's the good news, and i saw it this weekend. the amount of talent that we have in the republican party is extraordinary. there's a lot of names that are in the mix. i'm honored to have my names as one of them in the mix right now. trump has said he will make his determination on a running mate sometime before the republican convention, which is scheduled to begin july 15th in milwaukee. london breed is officially launching her reelection campaign for san francisco mayor. she's planning a kick
last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testifying about how trump's presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video where trump made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs they had with him over the weekend. several republicans, who are reportedly being considered to be trump's vice presidential running...
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that's for the prosecution much like we heard from hope hicks on the personnel side. you have somebody who was working in the form of an accountant here who is testifying here today about what was standard records keeping. there's one exchange in which the prosecutor asked, did you send this invoice to the legal department? meaning the michael cohen invoice for the compensation of $35,000. mcconney says, no. was it typical for the legal department to review requests for invoices like these? he said yes. when we talk about the importance of the falsification of business records and why legal expenses denoting them in the ledger as such, you're also dealing with the ability to make those tax deductible filings and checks to michael cohen. if you were simply paying off a hush money payment to stormy daniels, you're not able to have a tax write-off here. this is the reason and the understanding and the legal implications for signing checks for legal expenses versus compensating for hush money and why the falsification of business records is pertinent to the trump organiza
that's for the prosecution much like we heard from hope hicks on the personnel side. you have somebody who was working in the form of an accountant here who is testifying here today about what was standard records keeping. there's one exchange in which the prosecutor asked, did you send this invoice to the legal department? meaning the michael cohen invoice for the compensation of $35,000. mcconney says, no. was it typical for the legal department to review requests for invoices like these? he...
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hope hicks testified on friday. a quote from her. he was worried how it would be viewed at home. mr. trump really values mrs. trump's opinion. she doesn't weigh in all the time but when she does it is val valuable. there is no love lost between her and michael cohen. all the witnesses seem not to like michael cohen. maybe he didn't want to be liked. he wanted to be feared. perhaps that's what it is going to be. how does that work with the jury? >> it will play in very well. when the defense gets up there and begins to cross-examine him, before he even opens his mouth he is not liked. you add to that he is a convicted perjureer. when he says trump was in on this whole thing. he is not being framed. he was my partner in crime. the jurors will go, yeah, no, we'll need something more solid than that. something like an audio tape or something written by donald trump where he makes it super clear that his sole purpose was to commit fraud because he wanted to interfere with the election. i don't see anything like that existing. >> bill: in a word, is this trial cruising by? we're coming
hope hicks testified on friday. a quote from her. he was worried how it would be viewed at home. mr. trump really values mrs. trump's opinion. she doesn't weigh in all the time but when she does it is val valuable. there is no love lost between her and michael cohen. all the witnesses seem not to like michael cohen. maybe he didn't want to be liked. he wanted to be feared. perhaps that's what it is going to be. how does that work with the jury? >> it will play in very well. when the...
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hope hicks was there for the first couple years, then left and came back. again, both of them were so integral to the running of the trump show which was the white house at that time. >> okay. thank you both, jeff mason and ashley parker. i appreciate your insight. it's important form us to rewind because it's so important for this trial for us to understand what was happening then. >>> up next, back to that building we all probably recognize in manhattan where week four of donald trump's hush money trial is picking up. our team has new details from the courtroom from the latest witness. stay with us. you're watching "ana cabrera reports." clear metamucil gummies the easy way to get your daily fiber. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been br
hope hicks was there for the first couple years, then left and came back. again, both of them were so integral to the running of the trump show which was the white house at that time. >> okay. thank you both, jeff mason and ashley parker. i appreciate your insight. it's important form us to rewind because it's so important for this trial for us to understand what was happening then. >>> up next, back to that building we all probably recognize in manhattan where week four of...
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but on friday his loyal aide, hope hicks testified, i think mr. trump's opinion was it was better to be dealing with it now and that it would have been bad to have that story come out before the election. at that point hicks broke down in tears. trump watching from the defense table. the judge calling for a break. on cross-examination, hicks said trump didn't want anyone in his family to be hurt or embarrassed by anything that was happening on the campaign. the morning the wall street published a story about the payoff of karen mcdougal hicks testified trump was concerned it would be viewed by his wife and wanted me to make sure the newspapers weren't delivered to their residence that morning. did he also ask you whether you thought it was likely to affect the campaign, hicks was asked? she responded everything we talked about was about whether or not there was an impact on the campaign. the jury will now hear from others who worked for donald trump and who were part of the paper trail that's central to this first trial of a former american. georg
but on friday his loyal aide, hope hicks testified, i think mr. trump's opinion was it was better to be dealing with it now and that it would have been bad to have that story come out before the election. at that point hicks broke down in tears. trump watching from the defense table. the judge calling for a break. on cross-examination, hicks said trump didn't want anyone in his family to be hurt or embarrassed by anything that was happening on the campaign. the morning the wall street published...
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trump's former top aides, hope hicks. >> we want hope! >> reporter: hicks, appearing under a subpoena, admitted she was nervous. later tearing up and taking a break to compose herself. hicks also discussing the infamous "access hollywood" tape. prosecutors say its release before the 2016 election helped propel the hush money scheme. though hicks said she was not engaged in negotiations, she testified mr. trump was, in fact, aware of the payments. the former president denied allegations of affairs and pleaded not guilty. mr. trump making a stop at miami's formula 1 race with his own race for the white house in the spotlight. during a private meeting with gop donors at his mar-a-lago estate saturday, mr. trump comparing president biden's administration to the nazi secret police. according to audio obtained by nbc news, mr. trump accused biden officials of running a gestapo administration while venting about his legal troubles. the white house in a statement says the former president is echoing the appalling rhetoric of fascists. at the mar-
trump's former top aides, hope hicks. >> we want hope! >> reporter: hicks, appearing under a subpoena, admitted she was nervous. later tearing up and taking a break to compose herself. hicks also discussing the infamous "access hollywood" tape. prosecutors say its release before the 2016 election helped propel the hush money scheme. though hicks said she was not engaged in negotiations, she testified mr. trump was, in fact, aware of the payments. the former president...
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. >> we saw the week and last week with hope hicks. they're not doing that again stormy daniels and michael cohen. all right. off the bat this monday morning, but kaitlan with the breaking news now at the courthouse. thank you. laura coates, let me go to you first. i mean, we're now hearing the judge raised the prospect of jail time for donald trump. has karen was saying a few moments, it could be an hour, it could be a couple of hours. might not be overnight, but he's talking jail. he is i want to go to my tablet here because i want to explain to people a little bit about the timing of this and why it is the judge is saying, look, you've been warned before, this happened, before actually had my order before i'm going to put this up here for everyone. >> they can see and it's the gag order. >> sayyed, i want to look at because you had the original gag order that was issued on this date here on of course, march 26, then you have the different dates where he was alleged to have occurred. have these violations in red and the 10th to 13th,
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hicks answered yes. miss hicks said she did not have kind things to say about michael cohen. he expected to be the star witness in the case. i used to say he liked to call himself a fixer or mr. fix it. it was only because he first broke it he was able to fix it. he said president trump was saying he had spoken to michael and michael had paid this woman, stormy daniels, to protect him from a false allegation. he did it out of the kindness of his own heart. some say hicks helped the prosecutions case by tying the trump official's election to his bid of the presidency. everything we talked about in the context of this time period and time frame was about whether or not there was an impact on the campaign. but other legal experts say hope did help her former boss by indicating he was very concerned about the effect of these allegations about stormy daniels on his wife, on melania saying he relies on melania and trusts her advice and did not want the news to get to her up in the residence. we don't know who the next prosecution witness will be because the prosecution doesn't reve
hicks answered yes. miss hicks said she did not have kind things to say about michael cohen. he expected to be the star witness in the case. i used to say he liked to call himself a fixer or mr. fix it. it was only because he first broke it he was able to fix it. he said president trump was saying he had spoken to michael and michael had paid this woman, stormy daniels, to protect him from a false allegation. he did it out of the kindness of his own heart. some say hicks helped the prosecutions...
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cohen, adult film star stormy daniels, and former playboy playmate, karen mcdougal on friday today hope hicks, who was one of trump's closest and most trusted former aides, took the stand. >> she had dramatic testimony briefly coming to a stop at one point when she began to cry during cross-examination over the weekend, trump hosted donors and potential vice presidential picks at the republican national committee's spring retreat. >> he also he ramped up his attacks several attendees telling cnn he accused democrats of running a gestapo administration. cnn's beringia and grasses outside court and kristen holmes is in washington. brynn, we're going to begin with you. do we now know or is there any clue as to who the next witness? might be no, unfortunately, not sarah. >> but what you will know in 30 minutes don't court gets started as you just said, the former president making his way down here to lower manhattan for what will be the fourth week of this trial. >> and like you said, there's some big witnesses left on the prosecution's roster, michael cohen and stormy daniels, karen mcdougal, un
cohen, adult film star stormy daniels, and former playboy playmate, karen mcdougal on friday today hope hicks, who was one of trump's closest and most trusted former aides, took the stand. >> she had dramatic testimony briefly coming to a stop at one point when she began to cry during cross-examination over the weekend, trump hosted donors and potential vice presidential picks at the republican national committee's spring retreat. >> he also he ramped up his attacks several...
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hicks told the court that was out of character for cohen but his credibility will likely be called into question by the defense. he previously weeded guilty to lying to congress in 2017. >>> the open-air drug market in san francisco's tenderloin has caused issues for students walking to and from school. the city has tried cleaning up the area in recent years by increasing police presence. but now some bridge builders are helping kids navigate the streets. >> reporter: wearing a bright safety vest with the words safe passage on the back, tatiana strives through san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood to the only public elementary school. she is among several adults who escort dozens of children to afterschool programs. >> we have a lot of things in this neighborhood that are not safe and impact the lives of the people who live here. so this is really an intervention of saying, we need this space for kids. we've expanded to seniors, people who need assistance, for residents to feel safe walking through their neighborhood. >> long known for their open drug markets, mental illness and homel
hicks told the court that was out of character for cohen but his credibility will likely be called into question by the defense. he previously weeded guilty to lying to congress in 2017. >>> the open-air drug market in san francisco's tenderloin has caused issues for students walking to and from school. the city has tried cleaning up the area in recent years by increasing police presence. but now some bridge builders are helping kids navigate the streets. >> reporter: wearing a...
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why, who was hope hicks? she is the press secretary for the campaign later, white house communications director. she would know what the campaign is all about. what they're doing, what their activities are, what mr. trump is directing people to do access hollywood tape comes out. boom, it's a bombshell. what are we going to do to quell this fire? we cannot have another story come out that would diminish our campaign. silence that story. trump tells cohen, get this done payment is made, has his knowledge case over. that's what the prosecution wants the jury to take from that test yet a minute, we have some very close to trump saying that trump thought it was better than this come out after the election, which is key to the prosecution to prove the election interference part of their case, correct? yes. one part of the case we haven't heard about really anything about is the direct crime of falsifying documents when do you think how do you think the prosecution will get to that they're 34 counts here. each one
why, who was hope hicks? she is the press secretary for the campaign later, white house communications director. she would know what the campaign is all about. what they're doing, what their activities are, what mr. trump is directing people to do access hollywood tape comes out. boom, it's a bombshell. what are we going to do to quell this fire? we cannot have another story come out that would diminish our campaign. silence that story. trump tells cohen, get this done payment is made, has his...
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that maiment were for purpose of manipulating influencing the election case blown wide-open he hope hicks made statement he did it for wife and family not to influence some >> jonathan madison great come free thank you so much for joining us we've got breaking news to move on from you sir we are getting word into fox business fox news that columbia university has canceled their university wide ceremony schedule for may 15 canceled instead focusing on class days madison alworth standing by a quick break back to madison alworth live from columbia university with more on this breaking news we'll be right back. stay with us. . breaking news recovering on fox business, columbia university has canceled the may 15 commencement ceremony, but spring and once again madison alworth she is live at columbia's campus with more details. >> good morning this is news people have been waiting for for some time while campus protests riled this university. i will bring you that announcement made about 15 minutes ago and an official announcement telling students they sell on their feedback that they will be c
that maiment were for purpose of manipulating influencing the election case blown wide-open he hope hicks made statement he did it for wife and family not to influence some >> jonathan madison great come free thank you so much for joining us we've got breaking news to move on from you sir we are getting word into fox business fox news that columbia university has canceled their university wide ceremony schedule for may 15 canceled instead focusing on class days madison alworth standing by...
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hicks, former advisor of the president. she gave insight into the inner workings of the campaign about karen mcdougal and stormy daniels and broke down in tears talking about how the president did not want the story of the affairs hoo said were not true to hurt melania. he wanted me to make sure the newspapers were delivered to the res residents what morning. ms. hicks revealed everything they did at the time was related to the election and the then president knew about the payments to stormy daniels. she said, president trump said that michael had paid this woman to protect him from a false yaelgz and michael felt like it should be done and he did it out of his own heart. she said donald trump did reimburse him for the payment to stormy. prosecutor could use that saying he orchestrated the scheme. defense said it was done to protect his family. who will be the witness today? we do not know yet. they we expect him to be here commenting about who the new witness is today for a new week. back to you. >> brian: thanks so much.
hicks, former advisor of the president. she gave insight into the inner workings of the campaign about karen mcdougal and stormy daniels and broke down in tears talking about how the president did not want the story of the affairs hoo said were not true to hurt melania. he wanted me to make sure the newspapers were delivered to the res residents what morning. ms. hicks revealed everything they did at the time was related to the election and the then president knew about the payments to stormy...
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longtime trump aide hope hicks testified friday that trump was worried about the stormy daniels story coming out before the 2016 election. testimony this week will focus on the financial records. trump is accused of falsifying. the prosecutor formerly involved in trump's election interference case in georgia is speaking exclusively to abc news. nathan wade resigned from the case because of his relationship with district attorney fani willis. wade sat down with our linsey davis. >> do you regret it? >> oh, i regret it. that that private matter became the focal point of this very important prosecution. when you are in the middle of it, these feelings are developing and you get to a point to where the feelings are, are are so strong that you know, you start to want to do things that, really are none of the public's concern. workplace romances are as american as apple pie. it happens to everyone, but it happened to the two of us. >> a wade and willis have said their relationship ended last year much more of lindsay's interview with wade later on good morning america. >> time now for your
longtime trump aide hope hicks testified friday that trump was worried about the stormy daniels story coming out before the 2016 election. testimony this week will focus on the financial records. trump is accused of falsifying. the prosecutor formerly involved in trump's election interference case in georgia is speaking exclusively to abc news. nathan wade resigned from the case because of his relationship with district attorney fani willis. wade sat down with our linsey davis. >> do you...