Judge orders jurors’ identities be kept secret during trials in Georgia election case

The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle

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🗓️ 26 September 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Key developments continue in Trump’s multiple legal cases: a GA judge has granted DA Fani Willis’s request to keep jurors identities secret in the upcoming election interference trials. Meanwhile, New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez refuses to resign amid corruption allegations. Plus: Bianca Fortis breaks down new reporting about former Columbia University OB-GYN Robert Hadden, who’s been sentenced to 20 years for sexually abusing patients. Susan Glasser, Luke Broadwater, Renato Mariotti, Matthew Dowd, Jason Johnson, Ben White, and Seth Harris join.

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0:00.0	Tonight, the judge in Georgia's case orders protections for jurors.
0:05.6	We have the latest on where things stand with Donald Trump's multiple indictments.
0:10.1	Plus, Senator Bob Mnende is not stepping down amid growing pressure to resign.
0:15.8	And less than a week away from a possible government shutdown, and Kevin McCarthy's attempts
0:21.3	to fund the government just got a whole lot more complicated.
0:25.3	And Hollywood writers reach a tentative deal with studios.
0:29.1	We'll break down what's in the agreement and what happens next, as the 11th hour gets
0:33.3	underway on this Monday night.
0:40.1	Good evening.
0:41.1	Once again, I'm Stephanie Rule.
0:42.4	We are following developments in the multiple criminal cases against Donald J. Trump.
0:47.6	A judge has granted Fulton County DA Fawni Willis' request to keep jurors' identities secret
0:53.8	in any upcoming trial involving Trump and his 18-code defendants.
0:58.6	This decision comes as we see new reporting from the New York Times about the rise in threats
1:03.9	and intimidation as Trump's criminal cases are moving forward.
1:07.7	Earlier this evening, key January 6th hearing witness, Cassidy Hutchinson, spoke to our
1:13.0	own Rachel Maddow about what attacks about the attacks that come from Donald Trump himself.
1:21.1	This year has helped me open my eyes to the dangers that Trump actually poses on people
1:26.9	in these situations.
1:28.6	And I'm not the only one.
1:29.8	He wants to know that he's getting a reaction.
1:32.1	He thrives when he has an audience.
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