New details about Trump jury's questions for judge

The jurors in former President Donald Trump's "hush money" case are heading into their second day of deliberations and have asked the judge for readbacks of portions of his instructions and pieces of testimony from Michael Cohen and David Pecker. CBS News national correspondent Errol Barnett has more.

[su]

I’m glad the jury is taking this seriously & deliberating! That’s how it’s supposed to be! Obviously it is not a biased jury . They are not in a rush.
I served on a jury for 5 days . We ALL were very dedicated to
“ getting it right”. IF the tables were turned, we would want a jury to take it very seriously, if we were on the hot seat .

[shihtzusrule]

if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck...it's probably not an eagle.

[georgekuiper]

BLANCHE has perfected the " Deer in the Headlights " look as he has had a lot of practice

[vsp]

Show me and the world if American judicial systems in America is for real !

[denisehall]

I don't think that Trump will found guilty on all counts, only some.

[NickAder]

it sounds like the Jury has already gone thru all 34 charges, made an initial determination of guilt, and are now dotting I's and crossing T's before passing their condemning sentence on trump

this is definitely bad news for team trump

[Kevin-hyok]

I suppose it’s too late for Trump to use the insanity defense, but it could have been a winner!

[markstevens]

To exclude the long-term character of the defendant, including the proven history of inveterate business fraud in civil courts, is unfair.

[xadamdudex]

55 pages !! That's crazy .. they should be given a copy to reference during their deliberation .. it'll take forever to come to a verdict if they have to stop and get a clarification from the judge on questions .. do they want this to take 6 months ?

[xadamdudex]

One way this issue could be solved is to provide the jury with access to a recording of the judge reading the instructions to them so they can reference something they might need a refresher about

[MySpace]

IF it turns out to be a hung jury, we might as well say goodbye to this case.

[RedStatesPovertyWatch]

Many people are saying Trump is a self-righteous genius. The greatest patriotic draft dodger in American history!

[jasonluvisi]

Why exactly are they not allowed to have a copy of the jury instructions? I know it's how this court operates... but why? Genuinely curious here.

[andrewwmacfadyen]

The statement "Trump does not have a criminal background" had me rolling on the floor

[charlieromeo]

The judge just told them how to APPLY COMMON SENSE!@@

[WorldOfWonder]

Sounds like they the jury is trying to do there job the best the can

[dm-]

2:06 great! That rain analogy from the judge is fabulous. Common sense inference.

[dougmackenzie]

WHY does the jury not have the complete court transcript? It is only rational that every juror should have a complete copy of the transcript.

[garydavidson]

Never ending trump soap and the same story for every trial

[AndreaCuchetto]

WTF does it take 30-60 days for sentencing?