Out front next, breaking news, seven jurors just seated for Trump's hush money trial.

The case is suddenly picking up speed and fast.

As Trump gets scolded by the judge for intimidating a juror, the court sketch artist who is with Trump all day is out front.

Plus, Biden hits the campaign trail in a big way, slamming Trump's courtroom cameos.

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you. And payback. CNN Learning Israel is now considering a strike inside Iran. The U.S. ambassador

to the United Nations, Linda Thomas Greenfield, responds. Let's go out front. And good evening, I'm

Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, fast and furious. The first seven jurors who will be deciding

Trump's fate have now been sworn in for Trump's New York criminal trial. There were zero jurors

this morning. Seven tonight. That is, you know, zero to seven in point two. I mean, the case is

accelerating fast. jury selection is now more than a third done. And the judge in the case told

those who have been sworn in to be ready to go on Monday. Now, excuse me, that is week sooner than

most experts had expected. So let's just go through what we know now about the

first juror seated for Trump's historic trial. The first juror will be the foreperson. He's originally

from Ireland, reads the New York Times, the Daily Mail, watches Fox and MSNBC. The second juror is a woman,

an oncology nurse, reads the New York Times and watches CNN. The third juror is a corporate

lawyer originally from Oregon. He is not married and has no children. He gets his news from the New

York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Google. The fourth juror is identified as a Puerto Rican man

with an IT business, and he told the court, the Trump, quote, makes things interesting,

says he has no strong feelings about politics. The fifth juror is a black woman who is an

English teacher. She told the court she is not a political person and really doesn't care for the news.

And the sixth is a software engineer who recently graduated college. She said she gets her news from

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