>> that's why all we do all day, long's putt and move >> it's sad and it's heartwarming because you see all the help you feel sad for the people, but you look and you mean, there's so many kind hearted people people care. >> if you would like to donate to tornado relief efforts visi brett cross stopped work, slas donate and please remember if you nee help, please ask for it. and if you can give help please give it on that note, i wish you all a very good and very safe night. if anyone in your life say cable news is wall-to-wall hysterical coverage of trump send them this hour. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up with me. i will see you at the end of tomorrow and for our special coverage starting at 8 pm eastern right here on msnbc.

>> really happy to have yo here at 10:13 am today, 10:1 a.m., exactly, kids in nashville tennessee all walked out of their classes look at that 10:13 is when the first 9-1- calls started coming into th police department when we coul go today one week last week when th shooting unfolded at the covenant school. an elementary school in that city police today said that in th roughly 14 minutes that it too for that school shooting t relapse, the shooter fired 126 rifle rounds and 26 rounds fro a handgun. hundred and 52 rounds al 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 deman legal change to stop gun violence, literally thousand of tennessee students walked out of their classes today and in some schools, they left their classrooms and the rallied outside their school that opened in a whole bunch o different schools in tennessee at some schools today, they sa a walk in instead of a walkout meaning they left class bu then they came together in the school auditorium to talk abou the problem. but by the thousands, what students did today in tennesse was they went to this tennesse state capital, in nashville. look at these images this is tonight. you might have seen in the new last week that thursday last week, a lot of kids an nashville did the same last, week tennessee kid crowded into the galleries overlooking the state hous floor, calling for gun reforms that was thursday last week. today, they rallied on the state capital steps in

nashville. and then in huge numbers, they lined up, they went throug security, and they just poured into the hallways of the state capital. at one point, mounting a sor of sit in the -- outside the offices of the republican house speaker the same house speaker today stripped to democratic legislators of their committee assignments, and threatened to expel three democratic state legislatures from the stat legislature altogether threatening to throw them ou of the state legislature because those three democratic state legislatures wanted to join the kids who protested in the galleries last week. tonight, those kids are back a the state capital and joinin them are apparently a bunch of parents who have their littl kids in tow with them. and apparently, they are planning to stay through thi evening's legislative sessions in nashville, at the state capitol in tennessee, we are keeping eyes on nashvill tonight as that story continue

to unfold. just remarkable images today out of tennessee meanwhile today, the republica governor of florida made a sor of telling decision, to do thi behind closed doors. today, rhonda scientist signed a law new law legislation in florida and he did in th session that was close to th public only the nra was invited another pro gun lobbyist no one else knew about it. but the bill that he signe there with the nra behin closed doors - now make it legal in florida for anybody to carry a concealed loaded weapon with n permit, no training, n background check no license. so if you're in florida an your breathing, feel free to put a loaded gun in your pants and take it wherever you want. new law sidon to effect toda by ron desantis. interesting that ron desanti chose to do this signing without the public invited

without anybody even notifie in advance that he was doing it it was just him in the gun lobbyists behind closed doors. that said, that some governor, ron desantis, got a politica gift today from his bigges supposed political rival whether or not you reall wanted to see the moment b moment oj stimson style, bronc 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 yor and going to his house in ne york, whether or not you wante to see the moment by momen motorcade coverage of that today, tracking the progress o him like he's santa, and we're all more ad tracking the progress of him today. so you can see him leave florida and go to new york s he can be arraigned tomorrow whether or not you really want to see that moment by moment coverage today, the fact i

that donald trump did leave hi house in florida today in orde to be on time for hi arraignment here in new york tomorrow >> however excited you wer excited to see the coverage or not, one thing that means, a least one thing it appears t mean for sure is that former president trump is apparentl not going to hide out in florida and refused to surrender himself fo arraignment. i say this as a gift a political gift to florid republican governor ro desantis because you may recal that last week governo desantis caught up at hi proverbial high legs and said, as florida's governor, he woul refused to participate in an expedition proceedings to ge trump from florida to new york that remarkable statement from florida governor ron desanti last week actually raised th prospect that trump migh refuse to turn himself in. that he might try to barricade

himself, somehow stay in florida and initiate some kind of standoff where he's darin law enforcement to come get hi at his florida home whil florida's governor tells florida law enforcement not to help arrest trim nobody quite knew how that would go if trump actually tried to pull that off especially because that's fantastically unconstitutional thing for ron desantis to have pledged to do on trump's behalf but trump saved him from havin to put his money where his mouth is trump today saved rhonda santa from having to show what h actually meant by that whe today he flew his big plan from florida to new york conceding in effect that h will be arrested tomorrow an that he will not fight it. so the florida law enforcement standoff over trump bein extradited, that's not going t happen which is good news for the country. the prospect of that happening

taught us that florida's republican governor is happy t promise to defy th constitution in order to hel trump. that's good to know. he said he would do, it we hav to assume that he would try it but in the end, today we learned that he wouldn't hav to prove it. the other thing that appears t be sort of happening now, th other unknown of the start o this process that is now becoming known is what had bee a very open question as to how trump supporters would respond to the arrest and indictment o the former president you might remember what trum first said when he announced t the country that he believed h would be indicted and arrested do you remember what is fo statement was? he had a declarative demand to his supporters he said protest. take our nation back we must save america protest, protest, protest!

you know what didn't happen? that didn't happen and that was a couple of weeks ago now. when trump first said that h would be arrested. he demanded that his supporter get out in the streets, that they protest and response to the threat to arrest him that did not happen. nobody protested and you could say, maybe that' because trump was wrong abou when he was going to b indicted, when he was going to be arrested. he wasn't in fact arrested tha tuesday when he said he wa going to be. so maybe that's why th protests didn't emerge that day that he said he was going to be arrested, in fac passed without him being indicted or arrested but then last week, the da happened we learned late in the day o thursday that trump had been indicted and trump's lawyers confirmed that he had been indicted in the da's office in new york confirmed that he had been indicted. and then we learned that tomorrow, tuesday, he will b arrested he will be arraigned but still, nobody really protested.

a handful of people showed u and waved flags or whatever ha mar-a-lago but it wasn't anything tha constituted an event by an stretch of the imagination i mean we've had headline, after headline, after headline after headline saying that everybody is bracing for mas protests by trump supporters but it's not happening at least thus far it is no happening. and that itself is a interesting political fact, now, that's an interesting politica known outcome here he specifically called on hi supporters to come out and protest on his behalf, to save america, to protest, protest protest. the new york times specificall reporting of the weekend on plant in new york city homecoming protest on trump' behalf at trump tower this morning, monday morning in new york city. but whatever the new york time was expecting in terms of th trump homecoming protests th trump tower, it was like three

people i mean, this was the headlin in politico yesterday. loan maga supporter awaits trump in new york. and that's not hyperbole the story was basically profile on the one guy, th single guy who turned up a trump tower to support trump yesterday. and then today, the bi homecoming protest in suppor of donald trump. this was the headline in new york magazine today. trump supporters in manhatta are outnumbered by reporters here's the lead of that story. one south brooklyn residents who sells micah merch an medical software for a living, had organized a homecoming for the former president head of his arraignment morrow he was hoping for strong turnout. roger stone after all ha amplified his rall announcement but just a handful o supporters actually showed up. >> i mean, it's one thing fo people to not come out and protest in support of you.

it's one thing for people to not come out and protest i your defense but when yo specifically asked them to when you in fact command the to and they don't, what does that say about you i mean, trump last years sai if any prosecutor indicted him the united states would have quote, the biggest protest w have ever had. he said in washington d.c., ne york, and atlanta and elsewhere, we are going to have in this country at the biggest protest we have ever had he said in january last year that would be the result of an indictment of him in any o those jurisdictions. in september, he said it again he was asked if he would b indicted he said in response, think if i happened, you'd hav problems in this country lik you've never seen before i don't think the people o united states would stand fo it now we know. the people of united states ar standing for it, turns out and you know, we will see what

tomorrow's like. we will see whether there is a massive millions of people fil the streets pro trump protests on the streets of manhatta tomorrow maybe there will be, who knows but he asked people to protest protest, protest in response t news of his indictment and s far, his request, his demands, his certain predictions that people would turn to the streets in record numbers on his behalf, numbers never seen before, people protestin against his indictment i numbers we have never before seen in america. so far his people are not doin what he told them to do an what he confidently said the would do but who knows. who knows. we will see what happens tomorrow and, like we've been reporting on the show like i've been trying to sort of convey i terms of my perception of ho this is going to go, there's still lots to come this is the start of a legal

process which, if it goe terribly for him will likely and with him being fined for something that his lawye already went to prison for it's going to take a long time new york court proceedings always take a long time. new york court proceedings i white collar crime brought b very litigious guys is going t take forever it's got to take a long time and even in the short term it's gonna be a lot of motions it's going to be a lot of lega these and it's actually goin to be mixed up with a lot of other legal processes. here we are at the beginning o april, what's trump's mont going to look like this week, he's a new york t be arraigned and arreste tomorrow next week, he has to be in new york again to be deposed in th court of billion dollar civi fraud suit that the new york attorney general has brought against him and his adul children the week after that i when the fox dominion case i supposed to go to trial if the

disclosures thus far in that trial or anything to go by that will mean among other things lots more headlines about the most influential right-wing media figures in th country secretly hating trump' guts and telling people behind the scenes when nobody i watching how dumb and terrible and wrong trump's. they will be a nice week for him. then the week after that, th e. jean carroll case goes to trial in which is a accused of raping e. jean carroll and lying about. it that's what it looks like o his calendar that's what the next four week i like for him in his calendar. so who knows maybe one of those things will be a flash point maybe at some point this month 1 million americans will flood the streets of new yor cheering his name and burnin cars or something. but so far there's no sign o anything like that despite his confident predictions that tha is what his supporters would do. when he does get arraigned tomorrow mid afternoon, hi indictment will be unsealed by the judge he was overseeing hi case

he should know that that judge is also the same judge who's overseeing the steve bannon in criminal fraud case. that is also the same judge wh just oversaw the trump busines criminal fraud case. trump organization crimina fraud case which ended a few months ago was convictions o all counts the judge having a hand in bot of those things is a goo reminder that trump' indictment doesn't exactly com out of the blue here his business was just convicte on multiple felony fraud counts his accountant is a convicte felon who right now is i prison his campaign chairman is convicted felon. his deputy campaign chairman i a convicted felon. his longest term political and advisor is a felon his ceo and -- before the same judge that trump is about to get a rain before his national can - his personal lawyer is a convicted felon who in fac went to federal prison for the criminal scheme that we believ trump him self is about to finally be charged for

tomorrow it's all like this came out of the blue and while we're on the subject of this judge, you should know that the judge who's going t be handling this trump case no only handled the trump busines ruckus and is not only currently handling the steve bannon front case, this judg also has the perfect resume fo this case in particular becaus before he became the judge, do you know what his previous job was? >> his previous taught befor he became a judge was workin as an auditor at a real estate development firm it is believed that thes charges against trump are abou falsification of busines 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 tha is going to be heard before judge who used to audi business records uttering th state development firm but

that's the way this way that's the way this month is going fo donald trump, it's like this case was put together in the lab. but there's a lot going on yes, that arraignment an arrest of the former president will happen tomorrow in ne york simultaneously, for what it' worth. finland will be joining nato tomorrow which means that if russia invaded ukraine as some sort of message to vladimi putin was going to push back nato, what he's actually reaping from his ukrainian invasion is the opposite o that when finland joins nat tomorrow, the length of th border between russia and nato will double. also, tomorrow will have a hugely important election in the great american state o wisconsin. the most important, likely the most consequential election th whole of the united states for 2023 we will have more on tha coming up in just a moment plus tonight, here on the show

we've got news tonight, we'v got ugly follow-up news on a white power, nazi rally that happened a couple of weeks ago in ohio which we covered her in the show. we have a strong reaction from you guys, the viewers to the footage that we aired of tha nazi rally in ohio a couple of weeks ago. we have follow-up news on that tonight. the fbi has no arrested one of the professed nazi's from that rally after he allegedly firebombed a church in ohio. we have that story ahead a well we have eyes tonight o nashville. let's get to tonight stay with us how about all weekend? let's go. ahora! i'm a miami hotel. i'm looking for someone who loves art deco elegance, good times, and unexpected flavors. someone who likes it hot but knows how to keep their cool. a white-sand beach where you can see the sunrise? way better than whatever you were going to

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news it was true then, it's true now, i think it has eternal value if you're a long time watche of the show, you will know wha the rule is which is - watch what they do, not what they say and in today's news, we have a excellent example of why tha rule is important. as he approaches his arrest an indictment tomorrow, forme president donald trump has reportedly told associates tha he welcomes the spectacle of what is going to happe tomorrow specifically, he welcomes th idea of being paraded in front of the cameras for his arraignment. he's reportedly described th proceeding as being a potential, quote, fun experience to him the new york times reporting that he has mused aloud on whether or not he should smile for the cameras, a smile for his mugshot. his allies are also saying thi indictment, this arrest is going to be a big boost fo him. it will be great for his

campaign, he can't wait to use the footage and all sorts of politically advantageous ways. if you go by what they say trump is celebrating his forthcoming arraignment, looking forward to it all bein on camera because that would all be so good for him that's what they've been say but what are they doing? but they're doing is formall arguing to the judge against cameras being allowed in the courtroom for the arraignment. trump's lawyers are no publicly arguing against trump having to post for a mugshot i thought he was excited about the mugshot? i thought you were excited for the cameras showing th arraignment? that's what they've been saying but that's completely opposite to what they are doing tonight, as we speak, we are waiting a decision by the trum in trump's case as to whethe or not he will grant a request by - media organizations to allow cameras in the courtroom in th raymond for tomorrow

trump's lawyers are arguing to the judge that cameras shoul not be allowed but judges also due to decid whether to grad medi organizations request to unsea the indictment before th arraignment. before trump appears in cour tomorrow that said, it's less than 24 hours away so we are getting close to that being moved bu it's always conceivable but th judge could decide to unseal the indictment ahead of that 2:15 pm arraignment tomorrow we will be watching. here's one other thing to watch, though in addition to those media access issues, the question of cameras and mugshot and when w get to see the indictment an all that, in addition to all that stuff that is currently being litigated and decided by the judge, the other issue tha may end up getting quickly litigated is the question of a potential gag order. trump has issued a barrage o arguably threatening statement concerning the judge and the case and the manhattan distric attorney, prosecutor in this case threatening a, judge threatening prosecutors, tha

can potentially be legally actionable at a bunch of different levels but the first level at which w might see action in response t something like that coul conceivably be a gag order there can be, in cases lik this, there can be a court order issue by the judge tha listened restricts the kind of public statements that trump could make about the case. we have not seen anything abou that thus far. but given the public statement that trump has already mad about the judgment about the prosecutor in this case, w will see if that is one of the early matters that get litigated as part of what wa likely to be a sprawling legal case throughout, though, keep tha rule in mind watch what they do, not what they say joining us now is catherin christian, she's a forme special assistant district attorney in the manhattan da's office miss christian, it's a pleasur to have you back with us thank you so much for bein here >> happy to be here. >> chris, let me ask you like did the last time you are here

if i've said anything that strikes you as, wrong out of order, or putting the wron emphasis on what you'r expecting for tomorrow >> not wrong at all. in terms of the gag order, i d not think that the judge wil be issuing one tomorrow. but he might give a little stern lecture to mr. trump and his attorneys the, just, it' all out there what he's been saying and has said. i think his attorneys have bee a little bit more circumspec when they've been speaking so there might be a warning. i can't remember and i'v talked to colleagues and eve judges when that has happened, at least in manhattan on the criminal case. none of us can remember. so it will be extraordinary. i don't think george marchan will be doing that tomorrow. >> just be, clear in crimina cases that your where up and talking to colleagues who have been involved -- >> we've never heard of it but we've never had defendants like mr. trum before

that and new social media. we've never had those issues before >> if the data such a zero i terms of thinking about what this has been like in the past but the kind of threshold woul be for something like this and there's nothing to extrapolate from, it's all the more reason to sort of watch this carefull and keep an open mind as to ho it can go. what do you think the public a large, all of us non lawyers out here, who are watching thi as a news event in terms o american history and america politics, what should we expec to see at the arraignment, wha should we expect in terms of news where the developments, i any. can you walk us through what tomorrow could be? like >> i think in the courtroom, which should be, yo know, it's very different from what will be happening outside the courtroom and what he will be - what mr. trump will be sayin once he leaves and goes back t florida and gives his public statements, it should be lik an ordinary proceeding, an ordinary supreme court arraignment, granted i

involves mr. trump and will be a lots of security outside the courthouse and inside th courtroom. the court clerk will call th case into the record, th people of the state of new yor versus donald trump, give ou the indictment number. the prosecution on the other side will file and serve a cop of the indictment. so when they serve a copy -- or one of the other attorneys, that will be the first tim they will be made aware of all of the charges against mr. trump. and the trash will arrange mr. trump on the indictment like any other defendant that happens on the daily basis i that courthouse. and then this could be the wil card, 99.9% of defendants sa absolutely nothing other tha not guilty at the arraignment. the attorneys speak on their behalf i would anticipate mr. trump will speak in the well of th courtroom, everything he wil say will probably be outside o

the well of the courtroom. but that could be a surprise i he does speak. his lawyers will argue on hi behalf, they will either repea but they've been saying -- but mr. tacopina has bee saying throughout the weekend. i've seen him on the news, tal about how this is an unjus prosecution, it's a persecution, whatever and then he will ask for a adjournment for motions, or th judge will say, will you b filing motions and then giving an adjourned date and th people - the people that's the term tha prosecutors are called in ne york state, the people the prosecution will - the date will be set, ther will be a day for th prosecution to respond to thos motions, and then a date wil be set for a decision on those motions. so that's the regular procedur for every other supreme cour arraignment in new york. and expected to be the same. the wild card will be what wil be coming out of the attorneys on the side of the defense >> one of the things, agai

those of us non lawyers wh have had to become amateur lawyers to follow the variou scandals of the trum administration while the forme president was in office an there's so many court case associated with so many of his associates and political associates one of the things that we came to sort of appreciate was th idea of a speaking indictment. sometimes when there's a indictment, prosecutors righ in such a way that is kind o meant for a late audience that feels. alyssa goes out of its way t put in context the charges s that people understand the overall criminal scheme that i being alleged and that tells i in a way that helps people contextualize it and understan it as opposed to just a dr recitation of the statutes and the evidence in a way that doesn't necessarily speak to non lawyers. does the da's office have pattern around those sort of things today you speaking indictments at the new york level? does the da's office in your mind have a standard to meet i

terms of how much says this is going to make among the nois among us and how it will be technical document >> it might, especially on a complex case like this, comple -- the district attorney brad wil be giving a press conference a about 3:30 so what a perfect way to get a press conference that actually have a copy of the indictmen that will be distributed to th press and they will have the facts of the indictment there. and so good way, typically a entitlement just misses th charge, the day that the - the speaking indictment is exactly how you defined it it's much more detail about th facts. every count. there might even be a preamble at the beginning of th indictment the sort of outline what i going on at least their theory of thi case against mr. trump and i expect that that wil happen i have no clue what the 30 counts are, but i do expect it will be a speaking indictmen

and it will be accompanied by press release and of cours mister brad will be having a press conference >> kathryn kristin is a former special assistant da in th manhattan da's office. and again, she is absolutely right that alvin bragg, th manhattan da's expected to giv a press conference tomorro after this arraignment in mi afternoon. catherine, is really great t see you here thank you so much for your time >> good to be, here thanks rachel >> my head tonight stay with us keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪

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has broken several important world record since history as state. wisconsin perhap unsurprisingly holds the recor for the world's largest cheese board. of course they do. wisconsin also holds the recor for the world's oldest groom wisconsin man named harr stevens got married at the age of 103 mazel tov. his parents must of been s proud. but now wisconsin has anothe record to at to its list the most expensive judicia election in history. tomorrow wisconsin voters will vote for who should villai open seat in the state supreme court. and the amount of money spen in that race so far is about $45 million. now, for context, the averag amount of money raised by u.s. senate candidate in last year' elections was about $1 million. this judicial race in wisconsi is at $45 million and counting

more than triple the average cost of a senate seat. the reason this states supreme court rays has attracted the gob smacking amount of money i because so much is on the line which of these two candidate gets the seat on the state supreme court? will almost certainly determin whether wisconsin's abortion ban is upheld now that the u.s supreme court has overturned roe. wisconsin's also possibly th most aggressively gerrymandere state in the country the state has an electorate is basically 50/50 betwee democrats and republicans in terms of voters. but republicans have given themselves such aggressively drawn maps that even whe wisconsin voters vote 50/50, democrat republican, or even when more wisconsinites vote for democrats than republicans republicans still win a huge majority of the congressiona races and the seats in the state legislature. the state supreme court coul make all the difference amon those lines to which could

affect the partisan control of the united states house. it's also worth rememberin that during the 2020 presidential election, that wa present -- in the whole country, th wisconsin state supreme court, that took up a trump lawsuit trying to overturn the electio results in that state. wisconsin was the one stat supreme court that took up one of those cases and it was only by one vot that the wisconsin supreme court decided that they woul reject trump's demand to throw out hundreds of thousands of votes from the two biggest democratic cities in the state which would've flipped the election results and make trum the winner only one votes on the stat supreme court or they would've thrown out the election result and made trump the winne instead. i shouldalso let you know that of the two candidates who ar running for the open seat on the state supreme cour tomorrow, the more conservativ of the two candidates is the lawyer who advised the state republican party on the plan t

send fake electors t washington to pretend that trump had won wisconsin when h had not. whatever happens in this election tomorrow will hav major implications, not just for wisconsin but for th entire country political observers around the country are calling this the most important election in the whole country for all of thi year joining us now is ben wikler he's chair of the wisconsi democratic party which has bee working its proverbial butt of on behalf of the two candidate who are on the ballot tomorrow it's good to see, you thank yo for joining us >> thanks so much, rachel. >> so i am personall uncomfortable with the whole idea of judges as electe anyway always say that as a baselin matter, but that is where we are. this is absolutely a totally hard fought, all out electio tomorrow what kind of resources have yo and other democrats put into this race? and what are you expecting t be the results of your labor

>> so, this election is th hinge in the political history of wisconsin where a state tha used to be proudly purple bu also progressive bastion and when republicans swept int power on the backs of citizens united in 2010, the rigged estates, smashed unions, mad as one of the hardest states i the country to vote. the fourth hardest, we'r number 47 out of 50 in terms o the ease of casting a ballot we have the most aggressiv partisan gerrymandering. we have the dubious distinctio of, as you said, coming closes to overturning the las election, and the supreme cour is the backstop for all of that our gerrymandered maps are the results of a republica governor working wit republican legislature, they were put in place bauer stat supreme court which chose them along partisan lines, becaus in wisconsin and across th country, republicans decided a generation ago to treat courts as a political battleground and, as democrats, i think a lot of us were kind of late to th

party on this. but now we are fighting with everything we've got because everything is on the line. so we've been able to raise an support janet protasiewicz, th more reasonable candidate, wit more comment, since prosecutor judge in milwaukee, to the tun of millions of dollars republicans have poured in essentially an equal number of millions of dollars all throug dark money, undisclosed, far right wing groups that are running really important lots. really making shot by shot remakes to try to smear her -- and tomorrow we will find, out these races can come down to microscopic margins, in th 2019 supreme court race here it came down to less than 1% o the vote tomorrow, if we win by ten votes, i will be thrilled. my hope is, and my belief is it will be more than tha because the winds in our backs but anything can happen in

wisconsin, and anyone wh hasn't voted yet and i watching should cast a vot early tomorrow because the weather will be bad and we cannot leave anything to chance >> ben, i feel like a lot of the national discussion that i've read a lot of, th national explainers about this race, reporters trying to sa why it's so important have talked about this race between daniel kelly, the more conservative candidate, an judge pro service, the mor pro's grip - and have described judge janet protasiewicz very much on an advantage in terms of spending saying that she has greatl outspent dan kelly on the way to election day tomorrow you are saying that if you count the dark money expenditures on kelly's behalf it's a much more even race i terms of the amount of expenditure. >> that's, right in wisconsi the state parties are able t transfer funds to th candidates campaign. i'm proud at the democrati party of wisconsin, people hav

had -- we've been able to transfe millions of dollars to her account. the republican party, although they paid him directly as thei election integrity advisor they have not done these big contributions. maybe because, to contribute t a political party, you have to disclose your identity so almost all the spending, think almost all the tv ads, have been funded by dark money groups many of them, are groups tha are doing so called issu advertising. they have to pay higher rate for the ads. so people have seen more of ou ads. on the other, hand there 8 stations on the radio an wisconsin that play right wing talk radio those have been doing around the clock mobilization the right-wing machine is up i arms over this thing right, now dan kelly i fine around wisconsin on a private jet, led b antiabortion activists who hav a giant fortune -- [inaudible it's a kind of -

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and their own lives it's the right -- some of them have been taken down because they were totally mischaracterizing but what happened in the courtroom. but they don't care. what they want is an electorat that is fearful, that is divided, and that ultimately votes for someone who can take away the power of voters themselves to choose who represents them in government. that's not a prospect that any of us should be comfortabl living with. and it's all systems go to turnout every possible voter tomorrow, starting at seve a.m. when the polls open and - till the polls close at 8 pm >> then what clark is the chai of the wisconsin democrati party. then, keep this press tomorrow the whole country's gonna be watching how this goes thank. you >> thank you so much >> we will be right back, stay with us. pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.”

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unsettling story covered a few weeks ago on the show, you might remember some of thi footage we showed. we heard from a lot of you about it it emerge from a narrow nazi rally that targeted chants people and jack performance in ohio and i'm not using the phrase neo-nazi as a general epithet. that's specifically what we're seeing here. [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [inaudible >> we showed you this video on the show a few weeks ago protesters including dozens of

neo-nazis, some of the conspicuously armed. they're carrying swastikas flags, they're shouting se kyle they're screaming at a dra queen story hour, a family event that was being held in ohio now here's an update this new photo is released fro a criminal complaint, it identifies a 20 year old man - as a member of the ohio chapte of white lives matter. this photo shows him at that anti trans protests that w covered last month on friday, this man wa arrested and charged in federa court for allegedly trying t fire bomb and ohio church. he is currently in federal custody. according to the fbi and the justice department, the ma drove to a church more than an hour from his home, he brought with him these molotov cocktails and a spray bottle filled with gasoline he then firebombed the church. the church was marked with

scorch marks the fbi says they were able to leak him to the attack b choosing the location of his cell phone according to a crimina complaint of his case when fbi agents arrived at his home, he admitted to building the molotov cocktails and throwing them at the church he said that they he told hi the rays and he did it was t stop a drag show event that wa scheduled the following week a the church he told them that his only regret was that the moles of cocktail don't cause mor damage it was inside at the church of the time that he attacked it nobody was hurt, but you can't say that there was some damage the church says they would lik to see the young man prosecute to send a message to other like-minded people but the church also said the forgive him for what he did. in the end, the church was abl to hold that drag story even that they had planned for th past weekend as originally planned. there was a process with 1 minutes down the road and

drag event down the road this one was targeted by a white nationalist group called the patriot front. it's across the street there near the gazebo. you can see. they'll try, to the violen alt-right including th neo-nazi movement in thi country, is for whatever reaso extremely energized right now. and, yes, we talk a lot abou of how the very far-right, how extremists are connected t electoral politics and the like these federal charges of tryin to fire bomb a church really puts an exclamation point on the -- and right wing violence on its own terms, regardless of wha it's connected to. again he's been charged in several courts, he's in custod right now. bill no later this week when h has his first in court stay with us ry spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted.

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