Tonight, Trump gets a break from court and spends the day railing against the jury process.

Plus, Arizona Republicans block a repeal of that 1864 abortion law again.

I'll speak with Governor Katie Hobbs.

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Good evening once again. I'm Stephanie Rule live from Rockefeller Center here in New York City and we are now two hundred and two days away from the election

and Donald Trump will be back in a Manhattan courtroom tomorrow for day three of his New York election interference trial.

This was a day off for the court while the judge dealt with other cases.

But jury selection will resume in the morning just a few hours from now.

So far, seven jurors have been officially selected.

A total of 18 will hear the case.

The former president spent a good part of this morning

complaining about the jury process.

He said his lawyers should have gotten unlimited chances to strike potential jurors.

But for fact's sake, that is not how it works.

They have exactly the number of chances that the law allows. No more, no less. Equal

treatment. Now Donald Trump is also saying that he's willing to take the

witness stand in this trial.

And today, District Attorney Alvin Bragg

revealed his plan to cross-examine Trump

about his recent high-profile legal losses,

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