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The judge in the New York hush money cover up trial is warning Trump directly that if he violates his gag order again he will go to jail. Tonight, the Department of Corrections in New York says they are ready. Plus, Israel is forging ahead with an assault on Rafah and Israel forces are reportedly poised to take over a main crossing tonight. 
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Hope Hicks breaks down on the witness stand, barely looking at Trump, as she testifies for three hours. What she says he did not want Melania to see. Plus, Stormy Daniels’ former manager and longtime friend on how the woman at the center of Trump’s criminal trial is now preparing to testify. 
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Explosive new testimony in the Trump hush money cover trial. “What have we done?” is the text message from the lawyer, Keith Davidson, who negotiated Stormy Daniels’ hush money payment, to an editor for the National Enquirer, acknowledging their activities may have in some way assisted the presidential campaign of Trump.
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Trump lashed out on the campaign trail, slamming the judge in his New York trial just hours before that judge holds another Trump gag order hearing. Plus, the NYPD is going into another city campus as violence spreads across the country on campuses. New York City Mayor Eric Adams joins. 
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The deal to silence Stormy Daniels. Her former attorney explains in vivid detail how he believed Trump was behind the payment to keep Stormy quiet. Plus, New York City’s mayor just announced the chaos that is unfolding on Columbia University’s campus needs to end now. There is a heavy police presence lining up outside the campus. Also, Trump tells a reporter that people like a dictator. 
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Police and protesters are facing off with dozens arrested in Austin Texas while Columbia University is in disorder with hundreds defying a deadline to vacate an encampment. Plus, Trump’s favorite network is backtracking, now pulling a salacious story about two major witnesses in Trump’s hush money trial. Could the false story impact the case? 
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