aerials of this serials of this extraordina “ourne of _ serials of this extraordinaryjourney of donald l extraordinaryjourney of donald trump leaving court and heading for the airport, what are your thoughts, ian? �* , t, the airport, what are your thoughts, ian? �* , a, the airport, what are your thoughts, ian? �*, i, the airport, what are your thoughts, ian? �*, a, a, ian? it's a sad day for the united states. ian? it's a sad day for the united states- the _ ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens _ ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live - ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live in - ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live in two i states. the citizens live in two different — states. the citizens live in two different information spaces. there are significant number of americans that believe that this is the most unfit for— that believe that this is the most unfit for office american they are seen _ unfit for office american they are seen in _ unfit for office american they are seen in history, and that this, along — seen in history, and that this, along with _ seen in history, and that this, along with other behaviours around january— along with other behaviours around january six — along with other behaviours around january six in the 2020 election, all january six in the 2020 election, 6“ should — january six in the 2020 election, all should make him unavailable to ever stand — all should make him unavailable to ever stand for office again. there are 0there— ever stand for office again. there are others that believe that this man— are others that believe that this man is— are others that believe that this man is still president, that the last election was stolen from him. i wish we _ last election was stolen from him. i wish we could say it was just about the case _ wish we could say it was just about the case that we are seeing today, it was_ the case that we are seeing today, it wasj'ust — the case that we are seeing today, it wasjust about the case that we are seeing today, it was just about the drama of having — it was just about the drama of having the former president get fingerprinted and dna swab than all the other— fingerprinted and dna swab than all the other indignities that come with that. the other indignities that come with that it's _ the other indignities that come with that. it's not. it so much deeper

than _ that. it's not. it so much deeper than that — that. it's not. it so much deeper than that. and it can't be fixed with— than that. and it can't be fixed with one — than that. and it can't be fixed with one person. two years of president biden leadership have not in any— president biden leadership have not in any way— president biden leadership have not in any way normalised or bridged the -ap in any way normalised or bridged the gap that— in any way normalised or bridged the gap that we see between americans on one side _ gap that we see between americans on one side of— gap that we see between americans on one side of the aisle and the other. ifear— one side of the aisle and the other. i fear that— one side of the aisle and the other. i fear that the 2024 election is going — i fear that the 2024 election is going to — i fear that the 2024 election is going to be unprecedentedly dramatic. something we haven't seen realty— dramatic. something we haven't seen realty since _ dramatic. something we haven't seen really since the 18705 in the us. richard, — really 5ince the 18705 in the us. richard, i— really since the 18705 in the us. richard, i suppose a5 really since the 18705 in the us. richard, i suppose as we watch this journey and away from court, the same question, what are your reflections right now? imilli same question, what are your reflections right now? will see how this trial goes _ reflections right now? will see how this trial goes in _ reflections right now? will see how this trial goes in whether _ reflections right now? will see how this trial goes in whether the - this trial goes in whether the prosecutors can prove the charges. these are very serious charges. but he is innocent until proven guilty. but once again, donald trump facers legaljeopardy, not only in the new york case but in georgia for solicitation of election fraud in

georgia, the fulton county grand jury georgia, the fulton county grand jury is meeting this summer. and most important, the federal investigation of the events of january six and the attempt to overturn the election that really went on for about two months, november, december, through went on for about two months, november, december, throuthanuary, november, december, through january, before november, december, throuthanuary, before he lost the election tojoe biden. and if those charges are brought for insurrection and sedition it's going to be an even more serious situation. i have to say that the republican party should look very seriously at their other candidates. if several other candidates. if several other candidates proved to be strong contenders for the nomination and in the general election against president biden, donald trump is not the only option. the republicans need to think seriously when going to the polls, who do they want to represent their party in the general election. i was a republican for 30 years, until donald trump came along. now i'm of political independent. i would like to see

both parties run candidates who are going to do the best they can to serve the interest of the american people, maybe with different policies. of course, they have different policies. but donald trump has just repeatedly got himself into legal trouble because he doesn't know how to control himself. ijust don't think he is a viable candidate for president of the united states at this point. fik for president of the united states at this point-— for president of the united states at this oint. . ., . ~' at this point. 0k richard, thank you for that- we — at this point. 0k richard, thank you for that. we will _ at this point. 0k richard, thank you for that. we will be _ at this point. 0k richard, thank you for that. we will be back _ at this point. 0k richard, thank you for that. we will be back with a - for that. we will be back with a little later. we are going to stay on these live pictures. this is the motorcade of former president donald trump, leaving the courthouse in miami. he is on its way to miami airport where he is going to get on his plane and head back to new jersey, where he has one his residences, and when he is in new jersey, a little later, he will then be speaking to his supporters. two things i want to bring you up on speed, if you've been watching for the last few minutes. it looks like we have potentially some kind of

explanation for that little altercation we saw with police and the protester. potentially, there were no barriers on the sidewalk, and one protester lunged into the street towards the motorcade, but was quickly dragged away by police. so that's a potential explanation for those pictures we were watching just five minutes ago. and the other thing to bring you up to speed with is a couple of details from what happened inside the courtroom. the court hearing is over and there is donald trump off away. but the judge told him not to speak to his co—defendant, which is about the case, not to discuss the facts of the case between themselves. clearly, he is in aid of donald trump so they will have to speak, but they are not to speak about the details of the case to each other. right. let's head to a reporter,

helen hunt, who is life for us. helena, great to see you. just talk us through what has been happening and bring us up—to—date. itrfufeili us through what has been happening and bring us up-to-date. well louis, for such a significant _ and bring us up-to-date. well louis, for such a significant moment - and bring us up-to-date. well louis, for such a significant moment in - and bring us up-to-date. well louis, for such a significant moment in us l for such a significant moment in us history, in the past couple of hours, relatively short. but as you've been saying, the former us president, donald trump, becoming the first former president to be indicted and arraigned today on federal criminal charges in the courthouse. the miami federal courthouse, just behind me. as you are just courthouse, just behind me. as you arejust mentioning he has now travelled away in his motorcade. with that tussle, some kind of chaos between donald trump supporters and some of his detractors, but he continues to move on towards miami airport. it will be wheels up soon to head back to there. but in terms of what apple actually happened inside this courthouse behind me, donald trump was processed the same

way that any federal criminal defendant would be in terms of having fingerprints taken, he didn't have a mug shot taken. he is of course one of the most famous people in the world. he hasn't necessarily considered a flight risk for that reason. but he ended by the back door here. we saw him coming in. he was then booked, and processed, and he had those 37 serious charges brought out to him, under charges of the espionage act, allegations of conspiracy and making false statements, all of which he has denied, of course, and he did plead not guilty. we also saw his co—defendant on those conspiracy charges, his aide, walt nauta, also plead not guilty to six felony charges. and there were some back and forth between the attorney and the judge in terms of setting out the judge in terms of setting out the conditions as we go forward, most notably that donald trump wouldn't be allowed to speak to walt nauta, specifically with regards to the case, although they would be able to continue speaking,

recognising the fact that they direct delete work together and donald trump will not be able to speak to other witnesses in this case, specifically with regards to the case itself. in terms of how this moves forward, donald trump, as ijust mentioned, going back to bedminster. he doesn't have his passport removed, he doesn't have any restrictions on his movements. it will be closely watched, of course, somebody who is as high—profile as he is. so those are the conditions that we know, for now. we are expecting to learn later, potentially about more pretrial hearings. before we start going through that process of discovery, of course, which is when the prosecution has to hand over evidence to the defence, and that's when we expect we can start to get into the back and forth, when donald trump could potentially try to delay these proceedings, a tactic that was moved used in cases in cases in the past, but for now that is the latest we are learning. a very significant

day for us history, i'll be at a relatively short procedure appearance here from the former us president. appearance here from the former us resident. ., appearance here from the former us resident. . ., ~ appearance here from the former us resident. . ., ,, , ., . president. helena, thank you so much for that. perfectly _ president. helena, thank you so much for that. perfectly timed. _ president. helena, thank you so much for that. perfectly timed. we - president. helena, thank you so much for that. perfectly timed. we will - for that. perfectly timed. we will be back with you just a little bit later. as those pictures go black, don't worry. there are plenty of different cameras and live feeds all around the area, as you can imagine. i will bring our panel and, if you are regular viewers of the context. you will know that we have a panel at the nine and ten o'clock hour. 0h, at the nine and ten o'clock hour. oh, just as i was about, our panel wasjust gearing up, i'm not going to quite introduce them because i'm just hearing in my ear we are going to stay on these pictures just a second because i think these, there he is. you can see donald trump is out of his vehicle. just going to try and listen in. you can see the camera is a bit far away but let's

see if we can listen in. crowd it looks like he's heading into a bakery there. crowd cheers i love you! how are you doing. he's a aood i love you! how are you doing. he's a good guy- —

crowd cheers father, we thank you that you have given— father, we thank you that you have given us_ father, we thank you that you have given us president— father, we thank you that you have given us president trump _ father, we thank you that you have given us president trump to - given us president trump to stand against _ given us president trump to stand against the — given us president trump to stand against the wave _ given us president trump to stand against the wave that _ given us president trump to stand against the wave that is _ given us president trump to stand against the wave that is coming i given us president trump to stand against the wave that is coming to our nation — against the wave that is coming to our nation. father, _ against the wave that is coming to our nation. father, as _ our nation. father, as cuban—americans, - our nation. father, as cuban—americans, we our nation. father, as - cuban—americans, we declare communism _ cuban—americans, we declare communism will— cuban—americans, we declare communism will not - cuban—americans, we declare communism will not come - cuban—americans, we declare communism will not come tol cuban—americans, we declare i communism will not come to our shores — communism will not come to our shores father— communism will not come to our shores. father we _ communism will not come to our shores. father we thank - communism will not come to our shores. father we thank you - communism will not come to ourj shores. father we thank you that communism will not come to our- shores. father we thank you that you have anointed — shores. father we thank you that you have anointed him _ shores. father we thank you that you have anointed him and _ shores. father we thank you that you have anointed him and called - shores. father we thank you that you have anointed him and called him - shores. father we thank you that you have anointed him and called him inl have anointed him and called him in this time, _ have anointed him and called him in thistime. in— have anointed him and called him in this time, in jesus _ have anointed him and called him in this time, in jesus his _ have anointed him and called him in this time, injesus his name, - have anointed him and called him in this time, injesus his name, amen.

a's white orjust to say quickly if you are watching, this is donald trump having just appeared in court in miami, on his way back to the airport. he hasjust stopped in at this bakery and we are just listening into this. this bakery and we are 'ust listening into this.�* this bakery and we are 'ust listening into this.

are you ready? are you ready? food for everyone — for everyone. crowd cheers thank you. where's your hand? wait a second _ thank you. where's your hand? wait a second come — thank you. where's your hand? wait a second. come here. great champ. just don't _ second. come here. great champ. just don't fight _ second. come here. great champ. just

don't fight him. # happy birthday to you!# crowd cheers

new york times are here. thank you everybody _ new york times are here. thank you everybody. thank you. i think it's going _ everybody. thank you. i think it's going great. i think it's a big deal here _ going great. i think it's a big deal here we — going great. i think it's a big deal here. we have a rigged country. we have a _ here. we have a rigged country. we have a country that is corrupt. we have _ have a country that is corrupt. we have a _ have a country that is corrupt. we have a country that is corrupt. we have a country that's got nothing but problems. we are nation in decline — but problems. we are nation in decline. and then they do this, and you see _ decline. and then they do this, and you see where the people are. we love the _ you see where the people are. we love the people. you see the crowds and everything else. we have a country — and everything else. we have a country that is in decline like never— country that is in decline like never before. we can't let it happen _ never before. we can't let it happen. i'm going to make a little speech— happen. i'm going to make a little speech tonight and i hope you're going _ speech tonight and i hope you're going to — speech tonight and i hope you're going to be there. you can come to, if you _ going to be there. you can come to, if you want — going to be there. you can come to, if you want. thank you, everybody.

thank you — if you want. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody — thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. 0h thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. oh i love that. thank you _ everybody. oh i love that. thank you thank — everybody. oh i love that. thank you. thank you, everybody. we're moving _ you. thank you, everybody. we're moving. were moving. and there we have it. quite next—door neighbours it. donald trump popping into that bakery there. saying, well, this is a rigged country. it's a country that is corrupt, nation in decline, a country in decline. his word. and he is leaving that bakery and heading back into his motorcade. i'm told this is the first side cuban bakery, notjust any old bakery. they are

making us stop here while campaigning, his long political tradition. candidates often pop in there. you can see the reception that he received. and happy birthday was being sung because it is his birthday tomorrow. very well received, donald trump there, so clearly that was a preplanned stop. we did get an idea earlier on that he would come out and speak to people. there was some utterance about whether that would happen outside court. but you can see that it was just a short distance away from the courthouse in miami. got in a motorcade, left the courthouse, and then pulled up and stopped outside this bakery. and this is him, just leaving, or trying to leave. in still grieving some more supporters there, just outside the bakery. secret service around him. as he waves to the crowds, and we

presume, jumps back into his vehicle. and continues his trip onto the airport. # happy birthday to you!# writes. just before that, i was just about to introduce our panel for the next hour. and i had to rudely interrupt them, even before they got started. because donald trump made that impromptu stop.

let's introduce former campaign director for hilary clinton, amanda renteria and former conservative minister, justine greening. amanda, we have to start with you. we are going to stay on these pictures. they're quite extraordinary pictures, as you can imagine, as the motorcade start slipping off again. we are staying with the pictures, butjust give your thoughts. with the pictures, but 'ust give your thoughtsh with the pictures, but 'ust give ourthou:hts. ~ . �*, ., , , your thoughts. well that's a pretty aood your thoughts. well that's a pretty good campaign — your thoughts. well that's a pretty good campaign stop. _ your thoughts. well that's a pretty good campaign stop, i _ your thoughts. well that's a pretty good campaign stop, i should - good campaign stop, i should mention. clearly they did the work of getting people in place, making sure to be speaking to his base right as he exits. but listen, i think we are seeing exactly what is going to happen over the next several months, which is he is going to make this an opportunity to talk about his campaign, news to fire up the intensity of his campaign, but we are also seeing that the crowd outside the court wasn't as big as everyone had anticipated, that you are seeing republican leaders like mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate, actually not

wanting to talk about this moment at all. so it is a very interesting time, as we are seeing history here in the course of america. and whether or not our institutions are going to hold, and for many, for a long time people have been saying nobody is above the law. and the idea that we are now in this process is really an indication that our democratic institutions have a process for everyone, including the president of the united states. interesting. ian, what you make of it? sorry, justine, what do you make of it? �* , , ., , ., of it? it's interesting to see a former president being - of it? it's interesting to see a l former president being charged of it? it's interesting to see a - former president being charged with these _ former president being charged with these crimes. i think it's going to be interesting to see how it affects american _ be interesting to see how it affects american opinion, their sense that it doesn't— american opinion, their sense that it doesn't bar donald trump from running _ it doesn't bar donald trump from running for— it doesn't bar donald trump from running for presidency again, but

the charges are very serious. if proven. — the charges are very serious. if proven, they will mean he has a custodial— proven, they will mean he has a custodial sentence. i find proven, they will mean he has a custodial sentence. ifind it proven, they will mean he has a custodial sentence. i find it really bizarre _ custodial sentence. i find it really bizarre to — custodial sentence. i find it really bizarre to think that he could be running for election with potentially the prospect of giving his state — potentially the prospect of giving his state of the nation from a prison— his state of the nation from a prison cell, potentially having to -ive prison cell, potentially having to give his— prison cell, potentially having to give his speech to the un general assemhty— give his speech to the un general assembly from a prison cell. i don't think— assembly from a prison cell. i don't think anyone could have ever expected a man in politics to get to where _ expected a man in politics to get to where he is — expected a man in politics to get to where he is today, but then of course — where he is today, but then of course you _ where he is today, but then of course you look over the other side of the _ course you look over the other side of the atlantic, here in the uk, and another— of the atlantic, here in the uk, and another for— of the atlantic, here in the uk, and another for a — of the atlantic, here in the uk, and another for a leader boris johnson paying the — another for a leader boris johnson paying the price for having break in the law so — paying the price for having break in the law. 50 in that case, we are waiting — the law. 50 in that case, we are waiting for— the law. 50 in that case, we are waiting for report to come from the committee — waiting for report to come from the committee over whether he misled parliament. so, committee over whether he misled parliament. 50, two former leaders, both peopte — parliament. 50, two former leaders, both people who are known for having break _ both people who are known for having break in _ both people who are known for having break in the _ both people who are known for having break in the rules and almost truitding — break in the rules and almost building a career upon that, but perhaps— building a career upon that, but perhaps that lawbreaking coming back to her— perhaps that lawbreaking coming back to her to _ perhaps that lawbreaking coming back to her to both of them.—

to her to both of them. writes, i'm auoin to, to her to both of them. writes, i'm going to. just _ to her to both of them. writes, i'm going to. just a _ to her to both of them. writes, i'm going to, just a couple _ to her to both of them. writes, i'm going to, just a couple of things, i going to, just a couple of things, justine and amanda. i think we could both say hi to you properly both. i know you won't mind at all that trump still a bit of your thunder on the programme and ate into a bit of yourtime. but the programme and ate into a bit of your time. but hello to you both. thank you both for your contribution. we will be back with you very shortly. we are going to stick to those pictures of the motorcade. and just as we do that, i just want to bring in from our newsroom here in london leslie. lets bring in leslie vinjamuri, she's the head of the us programme at the think tank chatham house. leslie, how do you try to put this in perspective?— in perspective? well, it is a big da to in perspective? well, it is a big day to see _ in perspective? well, it is a big day to see the _ in perspective? well, it is a big day to see the former - in perspective? well, it is a big| day to see the former president in perspective? well, it is a big i day to see the former president of the united — day to see the former president of the united states— day to see the former president of the united states indicted - day to see the former president of the united states indicted with - day to see the former president of the united states indicted with 37| the united states indicted with 37

counts, _ the united states indicted with 37 counts, 31— the united states indicted with 37 counts, 31 about _ the united states indicted with 37 counts, 31 about willful _ the united states indicted with 37 counts, 31 about willful retentionl counts, 31 about willful retention of documents _ counts, 31 about willful retention of documents that _ counts, 31 about willful retention of documents that have - counts, 31 about willful retention of documents that have to - counts, 31 about willful retention of documents that have to do - counts, 31 about willful retention. of documents that have to do with the us— of documents that have to do with the us national— of documents that have to do with the us national defence, - of documents that have to do with the us national defence, not- of documents that have to do withl the us national defence, not linked to the _ the us national defence, not linked to the felony — the us national defence, not linked to the felony charges, _ the us national defence, not linked to the felony charges, they- the us national defence, not linked to the felony charges, they are - the us national defence, not linked to the felony charges, they are not| to the felony charges, they are not linked _ to the felony charges, they are not linked to— to the felony charges, they are not linked to the — to the felony charges, they are not linked to the question _ to the felony charges, they are not linked to the question of _ to the felony charges, they are not linked to the question of whether. linked to the question of whether they are — linked to the question of whether they are classified. _ linked to the question of whether they are classified. but _ linked to the question of whether they are classified. but we - linked to the question of whether they are classified. but we knowl they are classified. but we know from _ they are classified. but we know from reading _ they are classified. but we know from reading that _ they are classified. but we know from reading that they - they are classified. but we know from reading that they were. i they are classified. but we know. from reading that they were. many they are classified. but we know- from reading that they were. many of them were _ from reading that they were. many of them were secret _ from reading that they were. many of them were secret and _ from reading that they were. many of them were secret and top—secret. - from reading that they were. many of them were secret and top—secret. sol them were secret and top—secret. so it is extraordinary, _ them were secret and top—secret. so it is extraordinary, certainly- it is extraordinary, certainly sitting — it is extraordinary, certainly sitting here _ it is extraordinary, certainly sitting here in— it is extraordinary, certainly sitting here in uk, - it is extraordinary, certainly sitting here in uk, one- it is extraordinary, certainly sitting here in uk, one of. it is extraordinary, certainly- 5itting here in uk, one of america's sitting here in uk, one of america's most _ sitting here in uk, one of america's most important _ sitting here in uk, one of america's most important partners _ 5itting here in uk, one of america's most important partners now- sitting here in uk, one of america's most important partners now whenl sitting here in uk, one of america's. most important partners now when it comes— most important partners now when it comes to _ most important partners now when it comes to intelligent _ most important partners now when it comes to intelligent cooperation, - comes to intelligent cooperation, the idea — comes to intelligent cooperation, the idea of— comes to intelligent cooperation, the idea of the _ comes to intelligent cooperation, the idea of the former— comes to intelligent cooperation, the idea of the former president. comes to intelligent cooperation, i the idea of the former president of united _ the idea of the former president of united states— the idea of the former president of united states had _ the idea of the former president of united states had the _ the idea of the former president of united states had the hubris - the idea of the former president of united states had the hubris to. united states had the hubris to simply— united states had the hubris to simply take _ united states had the hubris to simply take documents - united states had the hubris to simply take documents down . united states had the hubris to| simply take documents down to merritt— simply take documents down to merritt lago _ simply take documents down to merrill lago and _ simply take documents down to merrill lago and then, - simply take documents down to merrill lago and then, after- simply take documents down to . merrill lago and then, after being asked _ merrill lago and then, after being asked to — merrill lago and then, after being asked to turn _ merrill lago and then, after being asked to turn the _ merrill lago and then, after being asked to turn the men, _ merrill lago and then, after being asked to turn the men, willfully. asked to turn the men, willfully retain— asked to turn the men, willfully retain them _ asked to turn the men, willfully retain them. and _ asked to turn the men, willfully retain them. and so— asked to turn the men, willfully retain them. and so this - asked to turn the men, willfully retain them. and so this is - asked to turn the men, willfully retain them. and so this is an l retain them. and so this is an extraordinarily, _ retain them. and so this is an extraordinarily, not— retain them. and so this is an extraordinarily, not only - retain them. and so this is an extraordinarily, not only on . retain them. and so this is an i extraordinarily, not only on the question— extraordinarily, not only on the question of— extraordinarily, not only on the question of a _ extraordinarily, not only on the question of a former _ extraordinarily, not only on the question of a former presidentl extraordinarily, not only on the - question of a former president being tnought— question of a former president being brought to _ question of a former president being brought to account _ question of a former president being brought to account in _ question of a former president being brought to account in this _ question of a former president being brought to account in this way, - question of a former president being brought to account in this way, but l brought to account in this way, but certainly for — brought to account in this way, but certainly for the _ brought to account in this way, but certainly for the rest _ brought to account in this way, but certainly for the rest of _ brought to account in this way, but certainly for the rest of the - brought to account in this way, but certainly for the rest of the world, i certainly for the rest of the world, it raises— certainly for the rest of the world, it raises a — certainly for the rest of the world, it raises a very— certainly for the rest of the world, it raises a very serious _ certainly for the rest of the world, it raises a very serious question, i it raises a very serious question, guestions — it raises a very serious question, questions about _ it raises a very serious question, questions about the _ it raises a very serious question, questions about the fact - it raises a very serious question, questions about the fact that - it raises a very serious question, j questions about the fact that the leading _ questions about the fact that the leading contender— questions about the fact that the leading contender for— questions about the fact that the leading contender for the - questions about the fact that the - leading contender for the republican nomination— leading contender for the republican nomination for— leading contender for the republican

nomination for the _ leading contender for the republican nomination for the next _ leading contender for the republican nomination for the next presidentiall nomination for the next presidential election. _ nomination for the next presidential election. it— nomination for the next presidential election, it doesn't _ nomination for the next presidential election, it doesn't seem _ nomination for the next presidential election, it doesn't seem to - nomination for the next presidential election, it doesn't seem to take . election, it doesn't seem to take intettigence _ election, it doesn't seem to take intelligence and _ election, it doesn't seem to take intelligence and national- election, it doesn't seem to takej intelligence and national security and national— intelligence and national security and national defence _ intelligence and national security and national defence as - intelligence and national security. and national defence as something that needs — and national defence as something that needs to — and national defence as something that needs to be _ and national defence as something that needs to be very _ and national defence as something that needs to be very secret. - and national defence as something that needs to be very secret. we . that needs to be very secret. we know _ that needs to be very secret. we know also — that needs to be very secret. we know also from _ that needs to be very secret. we know also from reading - that needs to be very secret. we know also from reading that - know also from reading that indictment _ know also from reading that indictment that— know also from reading that indictment that this - know also from reading that indictment that this is - know also from reading that indictment that this is a - know also from reading that - indictment that this is a president who before — indictment that this is a president who before he _ indictment that this is a president who before he took _ indictment that this is a president who before he took the _ indictment that this is a presidentl who before he took the documents down _ who before he took the documents down to _ who before he took the documents down to florida _ who before he took the documents down to florida shared _ who before he took the documents down to florida shared them - 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where we are likely to have the lead candidate _ where we are likely to have the lead candidate be — where we are likely to have the lead candidate be somebody— where we are likely to have the lead candidate be somebody who - where we are likely to have the lead candidate be somebody who is- where we are likely to have the lead i candidate be somebody who is facing a trial— candidate be somebody who is facing a trial and _ candidate be somebody who is facing a trial and potentially— candidate be somebody who is facing a trial and potentially a _ candidate be somebody who is facing a trial and potentially a prison - a trial and potentially a prison sentence _ a trial and potentially a prison sentence-— a trial and potentially a prison sentence. . ,. . , , sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay riaht sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there- _ sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there- we — sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there. we are _ sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there. we are going - sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there. we are going to - sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay right there. we are going to stay l sentence. fascinating. leslie, stay| right there. we are going to stay on these aerial pictures of donald trump making his way to the airport.

i want to bring you some information about what actually went on inside the courtroom. there was a bbc reporter there, and there were some interesting details about basically what happened. so donald trump was wearing a blue suit and a red tie. he entered the courtroom just before three p:m.. he was then forced to wait around for a while while members of the media and the public files into the courtroom. dozens of reporters, about nine members of the public who came to watch the arraignment period. donald trump sat between two of his lawyers, after his right, at the same table was his aide, who is also being charged here with his own attorney on the left. the entire department ofjustice use deliberate justice prosecuting team including special counseljack smith. the room was incredibly silent. the bbc reported that he sat with his arms folded. he

occasionally leaned over to speak to one of his councils. mr trump barely stopped to look at his assistant throughout the entire proceeding. he didn't actually speak at all. so, mr trump did not actually speak at all. when asked to enter a plea has lawyer responded on his behalf, saying he was pleading not guilty. there was disagreement between mr trump lawyers and the judge about who the former president would be restricted from speaking to about the case. thejudge, and the restricted from speaking to about the case. the judge, and the council all agreed the government will provide a list of witnesses that mr trump was not going to be allowed to speak to about the content of the facts of the case. so, there is a little bit of detail about what actually happened from inside the courtroom. let's bring amanda back

in at this moment, as we continue to watch those pictures of donald trump motorcade leaving the courthouse in miami, heading to the airport. let's bring amanda back in. what do you make's interesting couple of details they are, fairly procedural. this is kind of what you would expect to be happening there. what do you think donald trump supporters, the republican party, will be making of all of this? j republican party, will be making of all of this? ~ , , all of this? i think leslie is riaht, all of this? i think leslie is right. which _ all of this? i think leslie is right, which is _ all of this? i think leslie is right, which is this - all of this? i think leslie is right, which is this is - all of this? i think leslie is right, which is this is a - all of this? i think leslie is l right, which is this is a real all of this? i think leslie is - right, which is this is a real test for the republican party. the special sauce that trump has had is he's had a way how to divide people over and over again, this group against that group, and now what we are seeing in the middle of a primary is how will he defied the republican party and figure what side he is leaving. that's really the question here. you are beginning to see party leaders figure out what to see party leaders figure out what to say. bill barr, has a former attorney general, coming out and saying even if half of these things are right he is in deep legal

trouble. when asked, are you worried about trump being mad at you, his former attorney general set i think this is past that. this is dangerous, serious, real, and we as america have to really take a good look at what is happening and make sure that we are on the side of justice because that is what will hold in this country. so it will be a very interesting couple of months to not only see how candidates really handle him but also just republican party leaders who do have a campaign coming up, notjust for president, but their own different campaigns in the senate and in the house. so i suspect over the next several weeks you are beginning to see who is on what side and who is on the other as they head into a primary. d0 on the other as they head into a rima . ,, on the other as they head into a rima . , . ., primary. do you expect other candidates — primary. do you expect other candidates to _ primary. do you expect other candidates to kind _ primary. do you expect other candidates to kind of - primary. do you expect other candidates to kind of site - primary. do you expect other- candidates to kind of site anything other than what they have already been saying when it comes to donald trump? been saying when it comes to donald trum - ? , , been saying when it comes to donald trum? , , , . been saying when it comes to donald trum . ? , , , . ., been saying when it comes to donald trum? , ,, . ., ., been saying when it comes to donald trum? , ,, . . ., ., trump? this is such a moment for american history _ trump? this is such a moment for american history that _ trump? this is such a moment for american history that those - american history that those candidates who try and say i don't

want to talk about it are going to be forced to talk about it in the next several weeks. the seriousness of these charges will continue to something that the media educates folks about, that you will be seeing political operative out there talk about specifically to understand the seriousness of the security breach is here. it's a really important point, not simply for a candidacy but really for what we think about american leadership moving forward, when we think about democracy, democratic institutions going forward, some of this is not only a message to the american people but also to the world at large about what it means to be a democratic institution, what it means to be safe and secure here in the united states, and the kind of information that he had in his disposal and didn't protect it in the way that an american president should. justine, let's brina american president should. justine, let's bring you _ american president should. justine, let's bring you back— american president should. justine, let's bring you back in. _ american president should. justine, let's bring you back in. building - american president should. justine, let's bring you back in. building on i let's bring you back in. building on what amanda was talking about they are, also one of our previous analyst was talking about, the fact that the standing of the us on the

international stage given what's happened today. international stage given what's happened today-— international stage given what's ha ened toda . _, , happened today. indeed. of course, it is at the centre _ happened today. indeed. of course, it is at the centre of _ happened today. indeed. of course, jenny said today is that he would it is at the centre of intelligent - it is at the centre of intelligent information sharing that a huge put donald trump o intelligent, it is at the centre of intelligent information sharing that a huge range _ information 5haring that a huge range _ information 5haring that a huge range of— information sharing that a huge range of partners of the western range of— information sharing that a huge range of partners of the western world _ range of partners of the western world _ range of partners of the western world rety— range of partners of the western world rely on. and of course, part world rety— range of partners of the western world rely on. and of course, part of the _ of the _ world rely on. and of course, part of the concern with the documents world rely on. and of course, part of the concern with the documents that donald trump has taken is that that donald trump has taken is that they put— that donald trump has taken is that they put at— they put— that donald trump has taken is that they put at— that donald trump has taken is that they put at risk much of that and that donald trump has taken is that they put at risk much of that and put tives — they put at risk much of that and put lives at — they put at risk much of that and put lives at risk as it was well, put tives — they put at risk much of that and put lives at — they put at risk much of that and put lives at risk as it was well, apparently. i think what we have apparently. i think what we have 'u5t apparently. i think what we have just heard — apparently. i think what we have just heard is absolutely right. 'u5t apparently. i think what we have just heard — apparently. i think what we have just heard is absolutely right. interestingly this is going to be interestingly this is going to be more _ interestingly this is going to be more thanjust a legal more _ interestingly this is going to be more thanjust a legal interestingly this is going to be more than just a legal case against donald _ more than just a legal case against interestingly this is going to be more than just a legal case against donald _ more than just a legal case against donald trump. this is going to be donald trump. this is going to be about what— donald trump. this is going to be about what kind of political system about what— america _ about what kind of political system america wants. and the standards it is expecting from leaders who headed up. i is expecting from leaders who headed up ithink— is expecting from leaders who headed up. i think for donald trump, it is also _ up. i think for donald trump, it is also about this issue of the rule of law it _ also about this issue of the rule of law it was — also about this issue of the rule of law. it was interesting that his lawyer— law. it was interesting that his lawyer spoke on his behalf today. lawyer 5poke on his behalf today. another— lawyer spoke on his behalf today. another thing that the attorney jenny— another thing that the attorney jenny said today is that he would put donald trump on the stand,