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assures of safety measures are to donald trump claims the arrest is imminent, and call for protests standing by their, man house speaker kevin mccarthy leads the republicans rallying t trump's defense. , and the rates for 2020 for how a possible indictmen could hurt or help trump's bid to return to the white house >> the prosecutor in new yor has done more to help donald trump get elected presiden than any single person i america today. >> i am jonathan kaye, part an this is a special edition of the sunday show. >> welcome, katie phang is off this morning we began th special edition of the sunda show with the news that as bot the political and legal worl holding their breath yesterday, a trump blair in

social post, that la enforcement agencies are essentially preparing to arres the former president justthi tuesday. , remember this part of trump' legal woes stem from a 201 alleged hush money payment t adult film star. the manhattan da's offic declined to comment on wha trump said but the trump spokesperson later clarified in a statement that there, quote, has been no notification about suspiciou timing for potential crimina charges. trump spent yesterday attendin the ncaa men's wrestling championship in tulsa, oklahoma, of all places where he was greeted by a group of supporters upon his arrival. that support extended to high-profile republicans, wh were quick to flock to the presidents defense including the speake of the house government carvin here tweeted his support and suggested investigatin prosecutors with electricall politically monday baite raisins. even trump's former vice president came to his offens

in the new interview thi morning. listen >> this feels like a politically-charged prosecution, here for my part, i just feel lik it is not what the america people want to see >> nbc news correspondent andy tsirkin is on capitol hill we go first to west palm beach florida, with garrett hague wh covers the trump campaign. thank you for being here thi morning. what is the latest >> the latest appears to b coming out of new york, or today alvin bragg believes tha lee some of his staff have apparently been unnerved by th former president's call to protest. sending a letter to hi overnight saying he would no be intimidated, an highlighting the robus security presence that the would have in new york as they move forward on this investigation. as for the former presiden himself he said nothing new on

truth social he did not speak on this matte when he was traveling back and forth through oklahoma yesterday. but what we have seen going on in the maga media sphere her is an effort by trump's allies to really take note and amplif who is backing up the former president in this moment, an he was not his campaign and his allie have been very aggressive in knowingly silence from florida governor ron desantis, who's lack of comment on this ma well be prudent if trump wer to be indicted in work to figh extradition, it would come dow to around the scientist or get from florida to new york but so far, desantis has sai nothing and trump believes tha they can weaken him with the republican base by pointing ou that he is one of the fe mainstream republicans now who have not come to the forme president's political defens in this moments. jonathan, i know you're gonn join us over the next hour o so the tension here in trump worl is the call for protests on on hand, the public tip reall

declaration as though he doe not want to be indicted, and the political implications o trump world which seem ver much to welcome an indictment, as an opportunity to make th former president looked like the victim of a government conspiracy of what crossing turned so forth. that's they believe he can rally to his cause, in the 202 campaign which by the, way he's got his first rally scheduled in waco, texas, a week from yesterday where you can bet this will be a major topic. >> nbc's garrett haake comin to us from west palm beach thank you very much for that report joining me, now julia tsirki on capitol hill for how th political world is reacting to all of this. good, morning julie. what has the reaction been t speaker mccarthy's vocal support of trump and his accusation of, quote, abuse of power by the manhattan da? >> you just heard garrett sa how much the trump world i paying attention to potentia 24 contenders who planned to run against him. but they are also paying attention to some of his mos

fervent allies up here that is exactly why you saw th speaker of the house governmen harvey tweeting from his official account almos immediately, coming to the defense of the forme president. and announcing in a big an significant move here that h is going to direct relevan house committees to go after the investigators in york, essentially investigating th investigation which is when on committee of the weaponization subcommittee under jim jorda who chairs out, and th judiciary camp panel over it is already trying to do. they're looking into how the government was weaponizing against conservatives, and i is not clear if they are prepared to take this on or if this was the aftermath of what the former president had put o truth social yesterday which led all of his allies to step up here another significant thing here is how much power some of hi allies and the far-right members of mccarthy' conference here have o mccarthy it is really just hugely significant and mccarthy tryin

to balance both sides of his party here in the capital. and by the, way we really have not heard from any moderat republicans. we have not heard from any o the republicans even in th senate to vote in the second impeachment trial to convict the former president, for hi actions on january 6th we don't, here however, from his allies including marjori taylor greene, the congresswoman, immediately praising mccarthy and directin these investigations and interestingly, she did sen a tweet later in the day calling off protests which the former president called for, saying instead tha voters on the base are going t be motivated by, quote, they are danger that is a kind of attitude tha they expect to have when the former president hold his firs rally, as you hold dear hear garrett saying there in just a week >> julie, certain coming to us from capitol hill. thank you very much for that report for more on the lega developments, we are drawn b charles, coleman civil right attorney for the brookly prosecutor former brooklyn prosecutor and msnbc legal. analyst charles, there's s

much in those reports but i do want to bring it back to the manhattan da talk about the steps that will take place if an indictment is handed up by the grand jury. >> i think that is important t point, out jonathan i do not think that necessarily that is an indication of difficulty aroun getting an indictment but think it is important that you understand that at this poin does not appear that alvin bragg's office is complete i terms of its presentation to the grand jury the first thing that has t happen, as you have indicated, is that the grand jury has t vote drive a bill. alvin bragg does not control that all his assistance can do is put the case before the gran jury, and hope they voted. up when they do voted, up th next thing that is happening i that they will file the actual indictment with the court. they will provide donald trump's attorneys with notic of the documents that have bee filed. they and he will then be responsible for -- at that point logistically w

think is off the team the reason i said it is because we're talking about th former president in a number o security concerns. how it is handled will b dependent upon the, josh and what the judge feels i necessary. this could be a close, court i may not necessarily be an open court it could be a situatio where donald trump i responsible for turning himsel in, and then the judge allow him to be arraigned withou necessarily the process of unrest in that sense he will still be arreste because he has to be convicted to the legal system but it may not necessarily be him i handcuffs doing a perp walk. i will do that will happen a the judges discretion after th -- is actually filed after a bill was worth it by the grand jury >> that is an excellen summation of where things ar because i was about to ask you something that is reported i the new york times, the fact that trump has been deeply anxious about the prospect o an arrest. which is expected to include being fingerprinted. this is according to one perso with knowledge of the matter so, if i heard you correctly

charles, our ability to see hi being fingerprinted, i handcuffs, any of those things is up to the judges discretion >> correct that will be up to the judge discretion, and law. enforcement new yorkers have procedures in certain types of cases where people who are u high profile nature's can, through their, lawyers up here and show up and be processed through the system without the traditional visuals of the per walk, handcuffs, and mug shot. things of that nature. i do not necessarily know that we will see that in the case like this, because the procedure does exist it is not something that wil be specially invoked for donal trump. if he does reach the criteri that would be newly employed for think of this nature >> i have two questions for, you and less than two minutes. first, let's set expectation here it is a long way fro indictment to a verdict, isn't it >> absolutely. there are so many differen steps that have to take place, and i expect that donald trump

's attorneys will take every single opportunity that they have, to try to delay. this i expect it will try to move the venue so, there will be a lot of different court dates an motions of things that go on between now and whatever point that we even start to see trial, if there is one in this case >> manhattan da alvin bragg' office declined to comment o what trump said yesterday, but to the da himself emailed hi staff saying he will not tolerate intimidation afte trump called for protests. charles, why wasn't necessar for him to make that statement >> i think it is important t make sure that your assistance feel comfortable and understan that you support them, because there is the perception or can be that if you are racist an you are playing for by different senate rules than th actual boss himself. so to have your supervisor and your boss email you and let yo know, listen we are gonna stan up we are in this together. that is a very important par of maintaining morale in a situation like this. quickly, i will tell you befor i go, republicans have t

understand that you cannot hav it both ways you cannot say that you want t be the party of law and order, and then turn around and mor or less ridicule the distric attorney who is doing the jo of enforcing the law that is something that has als gotten alvin bragg in this moment because he is not going to be intimidated. he is not going to engage in the doublespeak we'll see. and he will stand firm and mov forward with this prosecution. >> when i hear certain peopl say law and order, the nex part of the phrase i act is fo hume charles coleman, junior than you very much for being here this morning up next, maga republicans ar circling the wagons around trump after his assertion of imminent arrest and calls fo protests after the, break my next guest explains just how dangerou this moment is for america democracy. keep it right here game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. like #4 supreme meats. black forest ham and genoa salami. you can't stop that much meat. you can only hope to contain it - in freshly baked bread.

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house of representatives, is standing full square behin donald trump even as the forme president calls for protests ahead of what he said would be his arrest on tuesday. again, the manhattan d declined to comment to wha trump said but that's not spot stop speaker mccarthy from taking t twitter yesterday to say i part, quote, here we go again. an outrageous abuse of power b neurotic data to pursue this vengeance against presiden trump. he went to step, further sayin that he would be congratulatin relevant congressional committees to investigate th investigation. joining me now is barbara walter, professor of international relations at u san diego, and author of, ho civil wars start and how t stop them barbara, great to see you again. thank you for coming to th sunday show. , first your reaction to trump's social media post. does it fit the pattern your research has shown

>> it does fit the, pattern in that a lot of personalitie with somebody like trump, they want to be in power. trump is out of power. he wants to get back there right now, he is facin probably was openly fleets o his lie. first of all, he does not want to go to jail but this is number on priority right now his second priority is the white house. he wants to have power again the best tool that he has at his disposal right now, it i this very enthusiastic and loyal base and he is hoping to use this message, this call to protest, to come and save him, to hel him avoid both jail and to catapult him back to washington this is not surprising it al for somebody who is like trump >> now, had a speake mccarthy's vocal support and that of the larger mag apparatus around trump facto

into your analysis of how civi wars start >> i actually see two pieces o hope and what is happening right now. i am not particularl pessimistic about this, for tw reasons. the first is that trump's medi reach today is significantly smaller than it was on january 6th, 2021. back, then he had almost 9 million followers on twitter today he has only about million active users on his ow personal social media sites. so, he is not getting nearly the reach that he did back then and this message is likely not resonating as much the second peeps of hope is th republican, let's call it th party. ems, mccarthy has spoken up in support of trump yes marjorie taylor greene i on the same thing. but you are seeing a break i

the unity of the party behin trump. they are not all coming out an supporting him you are not hearing anything from mitch mcconnell he has that fall he is not speaking through anybody. mike pence is not speaking out and, then desantis is obviousl not a trump supporter. so, you are seeing a break i this armor of the republican party, where it is clear tha some of the leadership i beginning to see that trump is not an asset to the. party the party's likely bette off without him. and, in terms of their own personal self interests, the would be as well >> barbara, one slight correction to what you said. in an interview that is goin to be broadcast later this morning, former vice president pence does come to donal trump's defense, talking about politically motivate investigations and then some.

in an interview that will be shown later today. i want to go back to your firs ray of hope point, there, abou trump's media reach bein significantly less nearly 90 trump back, on letting this channel, giving him access to his channe again. he's officially back on, twitter officially back on facebook do you have any concern that h will, his campaign progresses, trump back on those platforms. will he get those millions upo millions of followers that h left behind when he wa suspended from all those platforms? >> the single easiest way to control the level of vitriol i this country, to control the divisiveness and to stop any slide away from democracy, would be to regulate socia media and to not give police

propaganda as a platform so, absolutely allowing trum back on youtube, on twitter. this is an enormous gift t him. he is going to use, and he i very effective on thos platforms. and people are going to follow him. i think this is an enormou mistake for the country an society. and trump is going to take every advantage he can of it >> all right with, that we will leave it there barbara falter, thank yo very much for bringing you analysis to the sunday show. >> my pleasure >> coming up, is it me or does it feel like we have been here before after the, break we dig into trump social media post, where he claims he could be arrested this week. and, what a possible trump indictment could mean for th 2024 republican primary? is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce.

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post claiming that the manhattan district histories office will have him arreste on tuesday has also sparked questions about what it could mean for his 2024 presidential campaign if you ask, trump it won't mea nothing. earlier this, month he said he would continue his campaig even if he is indicted and some of his die hard supporters, they think that is great. because some of them told nb news on monday, an indictmen could boost trump's chances of winning the republican nomination no matter what she does or doe not happen last week to trump, his first official campaig rally is set for next weekend. in waco, texas joining me now, lucy caldwell, political strategist and forme campaign manager for joe walsh's 2020 presidentia campaign and dr. knabb, carter associat professor at the school of public policy at the universit of maryland, and author of american wilds black

thank you both very much for coming to the sunday show. this is a question for both of you. i will start with, you lucy senator lindsey graha said yesterday, quote, the prosecutor in new york has don more to help donald trump ge elected president than any single person in america today wishful thinking or will he be proven right >> well, i think that helpfu are hurtful is the question. i, i think, certainly there is a strong argument that what is happening and what is specia in the coming days will no heart for trump. that is partially because wh are the voters that trump is currently trying to appeal to? trump is currently trying to appeal to voters who turned ou in republican primaries. this is a tiny fraction of americans writ large normal people can be looking o their screens, seeing trump' post on truth social the news of this indictment. and, thinking this is insane to think that we can have this

guy who was a whack job, and when they also be criminally indicted, seeking th nomination again what we have a president in jail? but those are not the people who are republican based voters less than 20% of americans hav even participated in primaries trump is trying to appeal to even smaller cente of people who, over the past years of crazy, town hav decided they are going to stay the course with this guide with this republican party will it hurt him definitely not will it help in? i don't, know but it certainly makes his face take notice >> doctor, carter what do yo think about that i take lucy's point when i comes to the republican primary, voters this would probably hel him. but i can't help but think about the impact of the decide top has on the country a large. >>, sure no one wants to think with having a potentia president in person. there is nothing about his status that is mansion for any person who is presidential nominee, who could be in jail,

out of jail. it is not a requirement. so that actually could happen. i think that the point is. this donald frump does need to stay alive until the next election. so those early states are gonn be really. important that is why th turnout in waco is important remember, he has been feedin his followers a steady diet of this deep state nonsense an indictment for, him to them looks like he has predicte this government conspiracy late by democrats, and back fo george soros he looks pressured and smart and thoughtful all the things that supporters are really here for. if he can just play the middle all right, through the nomination lucky didn't 2016 he has a chance here that's all he needs a chance fia tracts, is a list is going to be important. one >> to dr. carter's point about the government conspiracy,

folks in mauve world, i cannot help but think about the fac that a man who is unde investigation in multipl jurisdictions has not seen a deep state conspiracy against, and it is holding a rally in waco, texas, almost three-da areas to the month of th branch division compound situation where the government went in and there was a traged there. that is something where th government went in to stop a cold situation and that fueled the right-wing conspiracy theorists in this country. am i reading too much into donald trump's rally in waco given the history? >> i don't think you're readin too much into it that. all he knows exactly where h is calais history of th

strategist around him. this is not coincidental i think that what was decide was right. he has been setting up thi narrative this whole time what he said at cpac couple of weeks ago, where h said i'm your retribution. when he talks about, we he i this first person pronounced described we the collectiv being under attack we must do what they're doin with us. he is using typical classica leader language, to bring thes people into the fold in between when he and that is that he expects to be arrested next week, and when he net that cult rallies in waco, h said that his supporters actually did go along and star organizing to buy protective gear, to stock up entrepreneur a. to do all the things tha people do when they're reactin to a cult leader it's a very grave and dangerou situation, but i think jonathan, you are not over reading the tea leaves all

here >> i just cannot help it, than when it is pointed out yesterday during our rolling coverage, it connection to wac that made me think about ronal reagan, and after he got the republican presidentia nomination in philadelphia mississippi, took a cough hi general election campaign. dr. carter, how concerned ar you what does this call fo national protests means if h is indeed arrested i will speak as an american, w also see black man that makes me really uncomfortable. >> as it should i think donald trump ha brought in lots of sectors o the white supremacist community, who were left out in the col by the establishments gained a veneer of credibility again this is revising what januar six was. a seditious, right turning to sightseeing trip gone awry

as what donald trump does. calling metaphors are bringing these people together, wit this call to arms, we saw what it could look like we saw what happened when the shooter came into the pingpong spots, looking fo hillary clinton and -- alleged child sex traffickin rang we saw what happened on januar six. i don't think a lot of peopl respect that people actually live in d.c., and we're under curfew because of the violence of tha day, and they had their live up ended their neighborhoods infected by these people who are coming into the city to not just protest, but you bring violence to the city we could absolutely see it again as a black man, and nation person, many of u should be concerned about thes calls to actions >> as someone who lives here i the district, during that time it is kind of scary to walk on my neighborhood streets.

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candidate in florida republica governor ron desantis continue to wage has worn education as of this week, florida i still unable to enforce it stock woke act in colleges after a federal appearance court ruled against a temporar block. desantis as he is fighting for kids protection, and parents rights, with bans on books and lessons related to critica race theory. it in reality, is idea every shipping the education syste is solely centered on ho adults feel about what history lessons white children are not exposed to in classrooms as charles writes in the new york times, what about the other children in florida? including the 600,000 bloc students in florida's public schools who are searching fo history that includes them joining me now is marvin dunn,

professor at the florida international. university, historian an author of a history of florida through black. dr. dunn, thank you very muc for coming to the sunday show. as folks saw, can see you, there your t-shirt that says teach the truth, your teach th truth to or, for just blac historical, sites are mentione in charles's op-ed tell us more about that and ho it defies desantis's long blac history lessons? >> first of all, thank you ver much for having me thi morning. what we teach the truth chor diaz is at no cost to the, cas and parents and grandparents is take a high school students and a parent or grandparent to places in florida where -- racial conflict took place having them walk that -- and breathe that air and

experience that place, and the take it home with them and share this over the year around - that is that we pass on ou history. we have been going for weeks o two of these tours emphasizing that we do this at no cost to the students or their parents. because a possible form dollar a person, to take you on the stores we have kids lined up to d this going forward fortunately, we have been able to raise money through the racial justice - to support these doors people can go to our website and help us, support these stores we are defying ro desantis this will not stand. these kids that we take on these chores, they say wha about, us what about our history? don't our freedoms count and they do catch. i think we will be hearing mos of them say they are

disappointed, if not, angr that they were not taught thes things in. school they were talked abou martin luther king junior bu not about the things in blac history are difficult to tal about. so i'm sad about that. >> dr. dunn, then, is it fai to say, this might be provocative question but i wil ask, it is it fair to say that the real targets of desantis's stop work act are blac children >> whether they are intended t be the target or not, they suffer and our disadvantage for wha is happening they are being denied thei history. and that is difficult to explain. except that it is being done for purely political reasons desantis is using black kids t win the white house. >> dr. don, what recourse to

block parents have folks have messaged me o social media, suggesting the black parents should file class action lawsuit against the state. is that a good idea? is that a viable idea? >> it is an excellent idea peers and the school darkene for concerned about thei student sisters being take away should organize, should b present at school and parent meetings express their view in florida, one, parent who ha 92 books removed from th bookshelves, one parent did. that one parent calls th university, for two years, and not just black parents but parents of all races see thi happening in our country come, together and insist that the stop >> dr. dunn, why do you thin -- >> one more thing.

>> sure thing, dr. >> i spent six years in th uniform of the united states - and most of that time i spen was on aircraft carriers defending my country i was defending my country before ron desanti was. born, now for him to tell me and others in my classroom i absurd and impacts our education as a whole i'm just doing my part to spea out. only restraint that i will except on my speech is the ability -- i am an american >> that is a great sentiment to end on. doctor marvin, don thank you for coming to the sunday show thank you for you service. and thank you for what you are doing in florida >> thank you >> a quick programming now tonight, msnbc films presents the recall refrained. and eye-opening documentar exploring the aftermath of the

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to the >> people were, followed with this or jobs >> we need to continue to tell the story of where how we got where we are today >> i knew documentary shor premiering tonight on msnb explores a 2018 recall o california judge aaron persky, who lost his bench after handing down a scent it' deemed too lenient by, many in the infamous sexual assaul case involving barack turner well the voters were called -- by a 23 point margin, th question still lingers about the effect on criminal sentencing here is a scene from the recal referendum >> the judge in this case ha

the legal right to make th decision that he made. i think it was the wrong decision, but the law allowe him to make that decision. what if that george is decidin whether these abortion regulations are awful, and the judges in a place where a lo of people do not like abortion do you want the judge to say, am living in kansas, and so know what people here, think some gonna do what they want you want the judge to follow the law. >> joining me now is harvard law lecturer and a nominated czar actor of the recall reframe, rebecca richmon cullen rebecca, thank you for comin to the sunday show what drew you into this story, and why did you want to explor the election personally? >> the silicon importan opportunity to correct a media narrative that gone wrong. at the time, activists wer outraged about the lenient

sentence, the prevalence o sexual violence in this country, and are woefully inept responses to it. and they were angry abou racial disparities i sentencing that a white privilege college kids would have gotten a different sentence tha somebody - a person of color or somebod who was low income i believe it all those thing are absolutely right to be outraged about but i don't think the recall was the right response to it what we know now is that in th six weeks following th announcement of the recall sentences increased 30% across the entire state of california that did not affect the rock turner's of the world, but i disproportionately affected lo income and people of color the exact people tha proponents of the recall wer claiming to serve. i think this is a real momen to step back and reflect and re-frame our conversation abou what happens when we deman

long prison sentences as a response to sexual violence. >> i am glad you brought up th fact that, i think you said si weeks after that sunday, sayin dredges began impose a harsher chromosome students williams which we know can property professionally impact people o color. was that surprising to you >> it was. not it wasn't surprising to th public, defenders activists, legal scholars who spoke out a the time but it was not the mainstrea media narrative. the mainstream media narrative was cut and dry, this is a cas of under punishment. and that the only way to tak rape seriously is by lon prison sentences and i think the work of th racial justice uprisings of th 2020 and the aftermath o george floyd's murder ha really changed the window on what is possible to talk about politically. and to a mansion a form of justice that does not simply a

quite long prison sentence with justice or accountability but instead asks what survivor of sexual violence actuall need >> in the intro, we showed a portion of the documentary where you have that person, did not see the ig, maybe judge but certainly somebody i the legal field, talking about whether judges should be recalls. there are a lot of legal scholars and professors wh disagree with judge frisky's lenient sentence of broc turner but they don't agree that th charges should be recalled overspending saying decisions. how do you go about portraying that aspect of the case? >> i think it is - reasonable people disagree about the sentence the film represents many different perspectives, and is not take a stand on th sentence one way or another. the film asked questions about

how we channel our outrage, an what that has as an effect and why we need to take into account why longer priso sentences are not the solution for seeking justice. >> your film also notes th proximity of the 2018 recall t the me too movement, eve identifying that some viewed the recall election as the first electoral test of the me too movement what do you think judge persky 's recall illustrates abou that time in america >> that is right i think it was a more difficul time to have a conversatio that this country is ready t have now and i say that at the time, it was just very easy that justic meant many years in prison and it is time to have a different conversation to look with nuance and to loo at the complexity of what that case was and what its impact

were >> rebecca richmond cohen, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show do not forget to send your dvr as to watch the recall refrain tonight at 10 pm eastern o msnbc and streaming on peacock coming up in the next hour o the sunday show, merrick admirable john career we drawings live on site to discuss the global implication of putin's international arres warrant, and what the growin emissions wages could mean for the course of the war in ukraine. a second hour of this editio of the sunday show, ahead. keep it right here on msnbc. ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david! connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals.

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