would be like, well, that' probably good for me, the othe candidate in the race. it is a feature of tha republican base, it's not? >> look, i mean, there are man levels to this and part of this it goes to th history of how republicans believe your candidates have been tweeted over the years -- >> right >> whereas by law enforcement, whether it's by the media, thi is a psychology you're not going to undermine republican voters have a cas to make in some instances. but i think the bottom lin here, chris, and this is ove the last 72 hours have reminde me of, i talked in 2016 to s many republican candidates who said, i can't get any air time all i want to do, ask me about trump, and all voters sa what's trump, and right now al they're seeing is trump. >> all they want to do is ask me about trump. right now, all they're seeing is trump. >> can i just say -- >> please, quickly >> we're out of time can i just say that is why i

think the candidates should take the interviews come on the air. i know you would love to have them i would, too ask questions and force folks to talk about something else. >> thank you you can catch simone this weekend on msnbc or streaming on peacock. that is "all in" this monday night. good evening, rachel >> good evening. much appreciated thank you for your help joining us this hour we're really happy to have you here at 10:13 a.m. today, 10:13 a.m. exactly, kids in nashville, tennessee, all walked out of their classes. look at that when the first help me 911 call started coming into the police department in nashville one week ago today. monday last week when that horrific school shooting started at the covenant school an elementary school in that city police today said in the roughly

14 minutes that it took for that school shooting to elapse, the shooter fired 126 rifle rounds and 26 rounds from a handgun 152 rounds all together in 14 minutes. to honor the three little kids and the three school staff who were murdered in their school monday last week and to demand legal change to stop gun violence. literally thousands of tennessee students walked out of their classes today. and at some schools, they left their classrooms and they rallied outside their school that happened in a bunch of different schools in tennessee at some schools today they did a walk-in instead of a walk-out. meaning they left class but then they came together in a school auditorium to talk about the problem. by the thousands, what students did today in tennessee is they went to the tennessee state

capitol in nashville look at these images this is today. you might have seen in the news last week, thursday last week, a lot of kids at nashville did the same last week tennessee kids crowded into the galleries overlooking the state house floor, calling for gun reforms. that was thursday last week. today they rallied on the state capitol steps in nashville in huge numbers, they lined up, they went through security and they just poured into the hallways of the state capitol. at one point mounting a kind of sit-in of the house speaker. the same house speaker today stripped two democratic legislators of their committee assignments and threatened to expel three democratic state legislatures from the state legislature altogether, threatening to throw them out because those three democratic

state legislators joined with the kids in the gallery last week tonight those kids are back at the state capitol. and joining them are apparently a bunch of parents who had their little kids in tow with them and they are planning to stay through this evening's legislative sessions in nashville at the state capitol in tennessee we're keeping an eye on nashville as that story unfolds. just some remarkable images today out of tennessee meanwhile today, the republican governor of forward made a sort of telling decision to do this behind closed doors today ron desantis signed new legislation for florida. and he did it in this session that was closed to the public. only the nra was invited another pro gun lobbyist nobody else knew about it. but the bill that he signed with the nra behind closed doors will now make it legal in florida for anybody to carry a concealed,

loaded weapon with no permit, no training, no background checks, no license if you're in florida and you're breathing, feel free to put a loaded gun in your pants and take it wherever you want. a new law signed into effect today by ron desantis. interesting go that governor ron desantis chose to do this signing without the public invited. without anybody even notified in advance that he was doing it just him and the gun lobbyists behind closed doors. that said, that same governor, ron desantis got a political gift today from his biggest supposed political rival whether or not you really wanted to see the moment by moment o.j. simpson style bronco on the freeway coverage of former president trump leaving his house in florida, and going to the airport, and then leaving the airport in new york, and going to his house in new york,

whether or not you wanted to see the moment by moment motorcade coverage of that today, tracking the progress of him like he's instantly, and we're all norad, tracking the progress of him today so we can see him leave florida and go to new york so he can be arraigned tomorrow. whether or not you wanted to see that moment by moment coverage today, the fact is donald trump did leave his house in florida to be on time in court tomorrow. however excited you were to see the coverage, or not, one thing that means, at least one thing that appears to mean for sure is that former president trump is apparently not going to hide out in florida and refuse to surrender himself for arraignment. i say this is a gift, a political gift to governor ron desantis

you may recall last week governor desantis got up on his proverbial hind legs, he said as for the governor, he would refuse to take part in extradition proceedings to get trump from florida to new york that remarkable story from florida governor ron desantis raised the prospect that trump might refuse to turn himself in. that he might try to, what, barricade himself, somehow stay in florida and initiate some kind of stand-off where he is daring law enforcement to come get him at his florida home while florida's governor tells florida law enforcement not to help arrest trump. nobody quate knew how that would go if trump tried to pull that off. that is a spectacularly unconstitutional thing for desantis to do on trump's behalf but trump saved him from having to put his money where his mouth

is trump saved ron desantis from having to show what he actually meant by that when he flewhis big plane from florida to new york conceding that he will be arrested tomorrow and he will not fight it so the florida law enforcement stand-off over trump being extradited, that is not going to happen which is good news for the country. the prospect of that happening taught us that florida's republican governor is happy to defy the constitution in order to help trump. that's good to know. we had to assume he would try it today we learned he wouldn't do that the other half that is now becoming known is what had been a very open question at how trump supporters would respond to the arrest indictment of the former president

you might remember what trump first said when he announced to the country that he believed he would be indicted and arrested do you remember what his first statement was? he had a declarative demand to his supporters he said, protest take our nation back we must save america protest, protest, protest. do you know what didn't happen that didn't happen that was a couple of weeks ago now when trump first said that he would be arrested he demanded that his supporters get out to the streets, that they protest in response to the threat to arrest him that did not happen. nobody protested and you could say, okay, maybe that's because trump was wrong about when he would be indicted. when he would be arrested. he wasn't arrested that tuesday when he thought he would be.

that day passed without him being arrested or indicted then it happened we learned late in the day on thursday that trump had been indicted and trump's lawyers confirmed that he had been indicted then the d.a.'s office in new york confirmed he had been indicted we learned tomorrow, tuesday, he will be arrested he will be arraigned but nobody protested a handful showed up and waved flags at mar-a-lago but wasn't anything that constitute an event by any stretch of the imagination. we've had headline after headline after headline that everybody is bracing for mass protests by supporters it's not happening at left a so far it's not happening. and that in itself is an interesting political fact a known outcome. he specifically called on his

supporters to come out on his behalf to save america. protest, protest, protest. the new york time writing about a homecoming rally planned for trump tower on monday morning. whatever "the new york times" was expecting in terms of the homecoming rally, it was like three people this it was headline in politico yesterday. lone maga supporter awaits trump in new york. that's not hyperbole it was a profile on the one guy, the single guy who turned up at trump tower to support trump yesterday. and then today, the big homecoming pretty in support of donald trump trump supporters in manhattan are outnumbered by reporters one south brooklyn resident who

sells maga merchandise has orchestrated a homecoming. the man was hoping for a strong turnout. roger stone, after all, had amplified the rally announcement but just a handful of supporters showed up. i mean, it's one thing for people to not come out and protest in your defense. but when you specifically ask them to, when you in fact command them to, and they don't, what does that say about you i may not, trump last year said, if any prosecutor indicted him, the united states would have, quote, the biggest protest we have ever had. he said in washington, d.c., in new york, in atlanta and elsewhere. we are going to have in this country the biggest protest we have ever had. he said that would be the result

in any jurisdictions in september he said it again. he was asked if he would be indicted he said in response, i think it could happen i think you would have problems in this country the likes of which perhaps we've never seen before i don't think the people of the united states would stand for it now we know, the people of the united states are standing for it, it turns out and we'll see what tomorrow is like we will see whether there is a massive millions of people filling the streets protest in manhattan tomorrow maybe there will be. who knows? he asked people to protest, protest, protest, in response to the news of his indictment so far his requests, his demands that people turn to the streets in record numbers on his behalf. number we've never seen before protests like we've never seen before in america. so far, his people are not doing what he told them to do and what

he confidently said they would do but who knows? who knows? we'll see what happens tomorrow. and like we've been reporting on this show, what i've been trying to portray about how this will go, there is lots to come. this is the start of a legal process. if it goes terribly for him will likely end with him being fined for something his lawyer already went to prison for it will take a long time it often takes forever it will take a long time even in the short term, it's going to be a lot of motions, a lot of legalese and be mixed up with other legal processes here we are at the beginning of

april. what is trump's month going to look like in this week, he's in new york to be arraigned and arrested tomorrow. next week, he has to be in new york again to be deposed in the court of billion-dollar civil fraud suits that the new york attorney general has brought against him and his adult children the week after that is when the fox dominion case is supposed to go to trial if the disclosures are anything to go by, that will mean among other things, that's when those secretly hating trump's guts and telling people behind the scenes when nobody is watching how dumb and terrible and wrong he is. that will be a nice week for him. then the e.j. carroll goes to trial. that's what the next four weeks are like for him in his calendar who knows? maybe one of those will be a

flash point? maybe at one point this month, a million americans will flood the streets of new york burning cars or something but so far no sign of anything like that despite his confident predictions that's what his supporters would do. when he does get arraigned tomorrow, mid afternoon, his indictment will be unsealed. that judge is the same judge overseeing the steve bannon criminal fraud case. that is also the same judge who just oversaw the trump business criminal fraud case. the trump organization criminal fraud cases which ended with convictions on all counts. the judge having a hand in both those things is a good reminder that trump's indictment doesn't come out of the blue his accountant is a not could viktd felon who right now is in prison

his campaign chairman is a convicted felon. his deputy campaign chairman is a convicted felon. his longest serving adviceor is a convicted felon. his adviser is under felony indictment his national security adviser is a convicted felon. his personal lawyer is a convicted felon who went to federal prison for the crime that trump is about to be finally charged about tomorrow it is not like this came out of the blue and while we're on the subject of this judge, you should know the judge who is handling this trump case not only handled the trump business fraud case and the steve bannon fraud case. this judge has the perfect resume for this case in particular before he became a judge, down, what his previous job was? his previous job before he became a judge was working as an auditor at a real estate

development firm it is believed these charges against trump are about falsification of business records at trump's real estate development firm it is a little bit on the nose that falsification of business records at a real estate development firm is a case that will be heard before a judge who used to audit business records out of real estate development firm that's the way this thing is going. that is the way this month is going for jump it is like this case was put together in a lab. but there's a lot going on yes, that arraignment and arrest of the former president will happen tomorrow in new york. simultaneously, for what it's worth, finland will be joining nato tomorrow which means if russia invaded ukraine as some sort of message that vladimir putin would push back nato, what he is actually reaping from his ukraine vacation is the opposite

of that. when finland joins nato tomorrow, the length border between russia and nato will double. also tomorrow, we're going to have a hugely important election in the great american state of wisconsin. likely the most important and consequential election in the whole united states for all of 2023 we'll have more on that coming up plus tonight on the show, we've got news we've got ugly follow-up news on a white power nazi rally that happened a couple weeks ago in ohio which we covered on the show we had a really strong reaction from you guys to the footage that we aired of that nazi raleigh a couple weeks ago we have follow-up. the fbi has arrested one of the professed nazis from that rally after he fire bombed a church in ohio we have that story ahead we have eyes on nashville.

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rule is important. as he approaches his arrest and indictment tomorrow, former president trump has reportedly told associates that he welcomes the spectacle of what will happen tomorrow. specifically, he welcomes the idea of being paraded in front of the cameras for his arraignment. he has reportedly described the proceeding as having the potential to be a, quote, fun experience for him "the new york times" reporting that he has mused aloud about whether he should smile for the camera smile for his mug shot his allies are saying this arrest would be a big boost for him. it would be great for his campaign he can't wait to use the footage in all sorts of politically advantageous ways. if you go by what they say, trump is celebrating his forthcoming arraignment. looking forward to it all being on camera because it will be so good for him that's what they're saying what are they doing? what they're doing is formally

arguing to the judge against cameras being allowed in the courtroom for the arraignment. trump's lawyers are also now publicly arguing against trump having to pose for a mug shot. i thought you were excited about the mug shot i thought you were excited about the cameras for the arraignment. that's what they're saying but it is completely opposite to what they're doing tonight, as we speak, we are awaiting by the judge in trump's case as to whether or not he will grant a request by media organizations to allow cameras in the courtroom for the arraignment tomorrow trump's lawyers are arguing to the judge that cameras should not be allowed the judge is also due to decide whether to grant media organizations' request to unseal the indictment before the arraignment. before trump appears in court tomorrow that said, at this point it is less than 24 hours away so we're getting close to that being moot but it is always interesting to see if the judge will unseal the

indictment ahead of the arraignment tomorrow in addition to those media access issues, a question of cameras and a mug shot and when we get to see the indictment and all that, in addition to all that stuff that is currently being litigated and decided by the judge. the other issue that may end up getting quickly litigated is the question of the potential gag order. trumphas issued a barrage of arguably threatening statements concerning both the judge in the case and the manhattan district attorney, the prosecutor in this case threatening a judge, threatening prosecutors, that can potentially be legally accidentable at a bunch of different levels the first one we might see action could conceivably be a gag order. there can be in cases like this, there can be a court order issued by the judge that limits and restricts the kind of public

statements that trump could make about the case we have not seen anything about that emerge thus far but given the public statements trump has made about the judge and the prosecutor in this case, we'll see if that is one of the early matters if get it will indicated in what will likely be a sprawling legal case keep that in mind. watch when they do not what they say. joining us now, a former special assistant district attorney in the manhattan d.a.'s office. it is a real pleasure to have you back with us thank you for being here >> happy to be here. >> first, let me ask you like the last time you were here. if i say anything that strikes you as wrong or putting the wrong emphasis on what you're expecting tomorrow >> not wrong at all. in terms of the gag order, joth the judge will be issuing one tomorrow but he might give a little stern lecture to mr. trump and his attorneys. it is all out there, what he's

been saying and has said i think his attorneys have been a little more circumspect so there might be a warning i can't remember and i've talked to colleagues and judges when that has happened, at least in manhattan on, a criminal case. none of us remember. so it would be extraordinary i don't think judge merchan will be doing that tomorrow >> just to be clear, if criminal cases that you're aware of, talking to colleagues who have been involved -- >> we've never heard of it but we've never had a defendant like mr. trump before and there's social media so we haven't had those before >> if the data set is zero in terms of thinking about what has been like in the past and the what the threshold would be when there is nothing to extrapolate, to keep an open mind and how it will go. what do you think about the

public at large, all of us nonlawyers who are watching as a news event, american history and american politics, what should we expect to see at the arraignment? what should we expect in terms of newsworthy developments if any? can you walk us through what tomorrow is likely to be like? >> i think in the courtroom, very different than what will be happening outside the courtroom. once he leaves and he goes twook florida and gives his public statements it should be an ordinary proceeding an ordinary supreme court arraignment. granted, it is with mr. trump and there will be all kinds of security outside the courthouse and inside the courtroom the clerk will call the case, the state of new york versus donald trump, the prosecution on the other side will file and serve a copy of the indictment when they serve a company on mr.

tacopina or one of the other attorneys, that will be the first time they will be made aware of all the charges on mr. trump. and will the judge will arraign mr. trump like any other case in the courthouse this could be the wild card. 99.9% of defendants say absolutely nothing other than not guilty at the arraignment. the attorneys speak on their behalf i would anticipate mr. trump won't speak in the well of the courtroom. everything he says will probably be outside the well of the courtroom. that'll will be the surprise if he does speak. his lawyers will either repeat what they've been saying, what mr. tacopina has been saying, throughout the weekend i've saefr him on the news. talk about how this will be an unjust prosecution, persecution, whatever

and then he will ask for an adjustment for motions or to judge will say will you be filing motions and give an adjourn date and the people of new york state, the people then the prosecution, the date will be set. there will be a date for the prosecution to respond to those motions and then the date will be set for the decision on those motions. that's the regular procedure for every other supreme court arraignment in new york. i expect it to be the same the wild card will be what will be coming out of the mouth of the attorneys on the side of the defense. >> one of the things, nonlawyers who have had to become amateur lawyers to follow the various scandals of the trump administration, while the former president was in office and there were so many court cases associated with his associates, one of the things we came to appreciate was the idea of a speaking indictment.

sometimes when there is an indictment, prosecutors write it in such a way that it is meant for a lay audience, it feels it at least goes out of its way to put into context the charges so people understand the overall criminal scheme that is being alleged, and that tells it in a way that helps people contextualize it and understand it, as opposed to a dry recitation of the statutes and the evidence in a way that doesn't necessarily speak to nonlawyers does the d.a.'s office have a pattern around those sorts of things do they use speaking indictments? does the d.a.'s office in your mind have a standard to meet in terms of how much this will make sense to the nonlawyers among us or how much it will be a technical document >> absolutely. specially on a complex case like this, complex in that there are 30 counts. i understand mr. bragg will be giving a press conference at about 3:30 so what a perfect way to give a

press conference than to have a company of the indictment that will be distributed to the press. and they will have the facts in the indictment there and it is a good way, typically an indictment, the date when the crime occurred, the elements of the charge a speaking indictment is exactly how you defined it much more detailed about the facts. every count. there may even be a preamble at the beginning of the indictment to outline what is going on. their theory of the case against mr. trump. and i expect that will happen. i have no clue what the 30 counts are but i do expect it will be a speaking indictment and it will be accompanied by a press release and mr. bragg will be having a press conference. >> catherine christian is a foeshl special assistant d.a. in the manhattan d.a. office. and there will be a press conference mid afternoon

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stevens got married at the age of 103 mazel tov! his parents must have been so proud. but now wisconsin has another record the most expensive judicial record in american history tomorrow wisconsin voters will vote for who should open an open seat on the supreme court and the amount of money raised in that race is about $45 million now, for context, the average amount of money raised by a u.s. senate candidate in last year's election was about $13 million this judicial race in wisconsin is at $45 million and counting more than triple the average cost of a senate seat. the reason this state supreme court race has attracted that gone smacking amount of money is because so much is on the line which of these two candidates gets the seat on the state supreme court will almost

certainly determine whether or not wisconsin's abortion ban is upheld now that the u.s. supreme court has overturned roe wisconsin is also probably the most aggressively gerrymandering state in the country it has a record 50/50 between democrats and republicans in terms of voters. but republicans have given themselves such aggressively drawn maps that even when wisconsin voters vote 50/50, democrat/republican, or even when more wisconsinites vote for moderates than republicans, they still win the majority of the seats in the state legislature the state supreme court could make all the difference in those lines, too, which could affect the partisan control of the united states house. it's also worth remembering, during the 2022 election, the wisconsin state that took up a trump lawsuit trying to overturn the election results in that

state. wisconsin was the one state supreme court that took up one of those cases and it was only by one vote that the wisconsin supreme court decided that they would reject trump's demand to throw out hundreds of thousands of votes from the two biggest democratic cities in the state which would have flipped the election results and made triumph the winner only one vote on the state supreme court. or they have would thrown out the election results and made trump the winner instead i should let you know that of the two candidates running for this open seat on the state supreme court, the more conservative is the lawyer who vilesed the state republican party on the plan to send fake electors to washington to pretend that trump had won wisconsin when he had not. whatever happens in this election tomorrow will have major implications, not just for wisconsin but for the entire country. political observers around the country are calling this the most important election in the whole country for all of this

year joining us now, ben wickler, chair of the wisconsin democratic party which has been working its proverbial butt off on behalf of the more liberal of the two candidates on the ballot tomorrow it's nice to see you thank you for joining us >> thanks so much, rachel. >> so i'm personally uncomfortable with the whole idea of judges elected anyway. i have to say that as a baseline matter but that's where we are and this is absolutely a totally hard-fought all-out election tomorrow what kind of resources have you and other democrats put into this race? what are you expecting to be the results of your labor? >> so this election is the hinge in the political history of wisconsin where states that used to be proudly purple but also progressive, and when republicans swept into power on the backs of citizens united in 2010, they rigged the state,

made it the fourth hardest 47 out of 50 in terms of the ease of casting a ballot we have the most aggressive gerrymander. we have the dubious distinction of as you said, coming closest to overturn the last election. and the supreme court is the back stop for all of that. ourgerrymandered maps were put in place by our state supreme court which chose them along partisan lines in wisconsin and across the country, republicans decide ad generation ago to treat courts as a political battleground. as democrats, a lot of us were kind of late to the party on this now we are fighting with everything we've got everything is on the line. we've been able to raise and support the great more progressive candidate who is reasonable, common sense, prosecutor, judge in milwaukee, to the tune of millions of dollars.

republicans have poured in essentially an equal number of millions of dollars all through dark money, undisclosed, far right wing groups that are running are ads that are tried to smear her and terrify people against voting for their own democracy. tomorrow we'll find out. these races can come down to microscopic margins. in 2016 it came down to less than half of 1% of the vote. tomorrow if we win by ten votes, i will be thrilled my hope and my belief is it will be more than that. the wind is at our backs but anything can happen in wisconsin. anyone who hasn't voted yet will cast their vote early tomorrow the weather is bad and we cannot leave anything to chance >> i feel like a lot of the national discussion, reporters trying to say why it is so important have talked about this race between daniel kelly, the

more conservative candidate, and the more progressive candidate and have described her as being very much at an advantage in terms spending saying she has greatly outspent dan kelly on the way to election day tomorrow but you're saying, if you count the dark money expenditures on kelly's behalf, it is a much more even race in terms of the amount of expenditure? >> that's right. so in wisconsin, the state parties are allowed to transfer funds to the candidates' campaign and i'm glad that they have chipped in we've been able to transfer millions of dollars to her account. the republican party, although they paid him directly, they have not done the big contributions. maybe because to contribute to a political party, you have to

disclose your identity so almost all the ads have been contributed by dark money groups many are doing issue advertising. they have to pay higher rates for their ads so people have seen more of our ads on the other hand, there are 81 stations that play right wing talk radio and they've been doing around the clock voter mobilization the whole machine is up in arms. right now, dan kelly is flying around on a jet. the activists have a giant fortune. it is kind of a full-court press on the right it doesn't stack up in the same way of public dish closures from the campaigns themselves so make no mistake they're outspending us in the final week we're using our money more efficiently because folks are making contributions i think we have a real shot at winning this i want everyone to realize, in wisconsin, if it goes above 1

percentage mark, that's a land slide. four of the last six have come down to less than 1 percentage point. the message about reproductive freedom, about gerrymandering, we don't want to tilt it one way or the other and will about preventing the 2024 tell other side is using fear tactics. using images of black men who have committed crime to try to terrify viewers of the television ads they want people to forget about the stakes for themselves and their own lives. the ads on the right have been taken down because they have totally mischaracterized what happened in the courtroom. they want it to be fearful, divided and ultimately votes for someone who could take away the power of the voters themselves that's not a prospect any of us

should be comfortable living with it is all systems going. it will help a lot at the last second when the polls close at 8:00 p.m >> chair of the democratic party. keep us apprised tomorrow. the whole country will be watching how this goes and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good!

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