“64 point font”

“I violated my moral compass”

Deadline: White House - “The clock is ticking”

Nicolle Wallace is joined by Vaughn Hillyard, Lachlan Cartwright, Andrew Weissmann, George Conway, Charlie Sykes, Kim Atkins Stohr, Marc Elias, Paul Rieckhoff, and Marc Pitzke – also featuring a first look at Nicolle’s conversation with Whoopi Goldberg.

“The clock is ticking”

Hi everyone. Welcome to Wednesday. It's four o'clock in New York a critical chapter in the first ever criminal trial of an American ex president is coming to a close Questions now swirl about what happens next in the Trump election interference hush money

criminal trial. For team Trump the clock is ticking after defense attorney Todd

Blanche failed to land any significant blows to Michael Cohen's credibility.

Something they're desperate to do after Trump's former attorney put Trump in the room where

it happened, squarely in the center of the scheme to both catch and kill negative

stories that could have hurt Trump's presidential campaign

Cohen also told the jury that Trump himself signed off on the plan to hide the reimbursements as legal expenses.

The defense's, excuse me, the defense's failure to poke holes in Cohen's credibility was not

Todd Blanche started this way. These are literally the first words out of his mouth to Mr.

Cohen. He says, quote, Mr. Cohen, my name is Todd Blanche. You and I have never spoken or met,

Blanch asked, as a matter of fact, on April 23rd,

so after the trial started in this case, you went on

Tic-Tock and called me a quote crying little brimes with hit, didn't you?

Cohen replies. Sounds like something I would say.

That earned Blanch in objection from prosecutors,

but he went on to then detail comments Cohen had made about Donald Trump.

Drawing on years of experience as communications chief for President George W. Bush and senior advisor for the McCain-Palin campaign, Nicolle Wallace provides political insight and clarity on where the decision-makers stand on complex issues. Join her for analysis and discussion with the key newsmakers every weekday.

0:18.4	Hi everyone. Welcome to Wednesday. It's four o'clock in New York a critical chapter in the first ever criminal trial of an American ex president is coming to a close Questions now swirl about what happens next in the Trump election interference hush money
0:24.3	criminal trial. For team Trump the clock is ticking after defense attorney Todd
0:28.4	Blanche failed to land any significant blows to Michael Cohen's credibility.
0:33.3	Something they're desperate to do after Trump's former attorney put Trump in the room where
0:37.7	it happened, squarely in the center of the scheme to both catch and kill negative
0:42.0	stories that could have hurt Trump's presidential campaign
0:44.8	had they come out before the election.
0:47.0	Cohen also told the jury that Trump himself signed off on the plan to hide the reimbursements as legal expenses.
0:54.9	The defense's, excuse me, the defense's failure to poke holes in Cohen's credibility was not
0:59.7	for lack of trying.
1:01.1	Todd Blanche started this way. These are literally the first words out of his mouth to Mr.
1:05.4	Cohen. He says, quote, Mr. Cohen, my name is Todd Blanche. You and I have never spoken or met,
1:10.9	have we? To which Cohen replied,
1:12.8	we have not. Todd Blanch.
1:14.8	But you know who I am, don't you?
1:16.6	Cohen answers, I do.
1:18.0	Blanch asked, as a matter of fact, on April 23rd,
1:21.2	so after the trial started in this case, you went on
1:24.7	Tic-Tock and called me a quote crying little brimes with hit, didn't you?
1:30.3	Cohen replies. Sounds like something I would say.
1:33.6	That earned Blanch in objection from prosecutors,
1:36.4	but he went on to then detail comments Cohen had made about Donald Trump.
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“The clock is ticking”

Deadline: White House

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