Welcome to Vied I'm Mari Melber. I'll explain what that meant.

Also the big story, another Trump aide headed to prison, a judge dealing Steve Bannon a loss and a date to turn himself in.

We have that story later this hour and why it matters that Bannon will join

convicted felon Peter Navarro in prison. That's coming up tonight plus a

report on President Biden marking the important D-Day anniversary. Why it's important to the president to our nation and to some of the

threats and issues we face now and as I just mentioned in a coal by the end of

this hour the return of Kermit the frog. Why? Well,

legendary director Ron Howard makes his beat debut and how he's

teaming up with Kermit and really the whole gang is something we'll get

into so I invite you to get comfortable for the hour we have a lot of news tonight

and as I mentioned some fun. Our top story right now draws on a long and

important history, a tradition of respecting jury verdicts that is key to understanding what we're witnessing right now, dangerous and largely unprecedented attacks on jury verdicts from the highest levels of the government that we're now seeing.

Now it has been about one week, or about one week at one hour, since the news first broke that Donald Trump was guilty on all counts.

You probably remember where you were.

It's a verdict heard across our nation and really across much of the world.

It has been greeted with a peaceful acceptance here by Americans

both day of and in the day sense. There was no unrest outside that courthouse where

Trump fans and critics had both gathered. There were no dangerous demonstrations counted

anywhere else in the country, let alone riots and that is not only good, but it's also

a very

very clear rejection of Trump's vague threat of disorder or worse that he has said at every step of this

if he was held accountable at various points in the process,

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