the next arraignment in the trump investigation. he faces charges in an alleged scheme to destroy evidence on orders from the man referred to as the boss in the indictment. loyalty test -- donald trump lays out a clear order to his republican allies at the house that amounts to this -- impeach joe biden or outs. i will end your political career. in just a moment, i will get a reaction to that threat from mary gay scam flynn, joining us live. you are probably hearing -- you are pr h all of that plus terror in the skies. >> it hit knows first. the tale went up over the cabin. it fell back down. people were screaming. >> there has been a terrifying series of air disasters around

the country. more on that story a little bit later this hour. we're going to start this hour with what is expected to be the first public appearance for carlos de oliveira, the mar-a-lago property manager, luis just added as a third defended in the superseding classified documents indictment. he scheduled to be an arraignment in miami tomorrow morning. he's facing for charges including obstruction of justice and he is accused of being part of an attempt to delete subpoenaed security footage on we half of the boss. joining us now to discuss it is jordan reuben. jordan, good day to you. we expect this arraignment to happen tomorrow giving the delay we saw with walt nauta and him claiming not to have local council. do you see this happening with de oliveira? >> so, i actually do. earlier this afternoon not long before i am getting on air now, i reached out to john irving, the known eloy or for mr. de oliveira. i asked if he expected to have

a local florida council ready to go by tomorrow. he said he did not think he would. i don't expect much to go forward tomorrow. we don't know how much of a further delay there will be. i won't expect much to go forward tomorrow. it is a question of a bit of a delay before mr. de oliveira's case gets going. >> you said we are not sure what happens next. based on precedent, will not as an example here. do they just not move forward? does it stop for a week? does it stop for two or three weeks? what's the possibility? >> those are some of the possibilities. until you have that local council secured as we saw with walt nauta, that really stops the case from moving forward. how much leeway did they wind up getting to sort this out? it's unclear. the indictment did just come down. given all the delays that have already happened with walt

nauta, i would imagine that the court is going to want to embrace a lot of delays. at this point, it would be very surprising to me if mr. de oliveira went with the arraignment tomorrow. >> what does this mean for this specific charge? what does it mean for donald trump? >> it makes a bad case worse for donald trump as for the substance of the charges, saying nothing for what it does to the case being delayed. >> twice as worse? this is 50% worse? i'm not actually going to take out my calculator here, but how much worse does it make it? >> you know, it's worse. the thing that i would emphasize is that it was already really bad. i think that while the superseding indictment is not as shocking it is not a piece of legal work that needed a lot of improvement. i'm referring to the initial indictment. whatever magnitude you want to use, it was already really bad and now it is really, really

bad. you don't want to be prosecuted under either version of the indictment. i think the question is when it actually gets to a jury. >> may was the month that was thrown out. what happens to the? >> possibly nothing. it would be a little surprising to me if there is actually nothing. we actually saw the special counsel in a filing which was filed alongside the superseding indictment among other things. by the way, there is no reason that the trial date or the litigation schedule needs to be altered. they are cognizant. they are referring to the justice department. they're wanting to get out in front of this knowing that regardless of what judge cannon ultimately does the difference is going to try to delay here. it already bakes in a delay. frankly, that is not the problem of the defense. that is a governments choice to add these charges.

they are going to have to deal with whatever happens next. >> is this the defensive strategy here? i don't have local representation. >> you know, it's too early to say whether that is going to happen with de oliveira. there was a bit of that happening with walt nauta. look, we are just a few days out from this. i think it's a question of how the judge responds at the arraignment. we will see how much leeway looks like they are going to get. >> jordan, thank you. jordan reuben with us today. as former president trump looks to unseat biden, it appears he's not content to wait until 2024 to do that. duringlvia rally last night, trump called on republicans to aid in impeachment efforts or else. >> the republicans just don't fight the way they are supposed to fight. any republican that doesn't act on democrat fraud should be immediately primaried and get

out. out! >> i want to bring in maria gaye scanlon from pennsylvania. i appreciate you being with us. you are also chair of the house judiciary committee. when you hear donald trump right now, a member of the judiciary committee, when you hear him saying that, are there republicans wavering? is that his concern right now that they are saying that they are not going to go that far in the impeachment probe to go after joe biden at the moment? are you sensing that? >> i think we have been hearing that over the last few days that republicans who are aware of how our constitutional system should work and those who have some respect for those checks and balances are not ready to go into an impeachment of joe biden when there is no evidence to justify. that is where the president and his supporters are trying to continue whipping up their rage machine.

it really is fairly remarkable. the only people who are on board with this are the ride or die trump supporters. >> when you are in the chamber and the fellow republicans are sitting close to you, is it like, here we go again? i am worried because i saw my fellow modern publicans getting primaried. i better do something. >> i have not had those conversations. that is certainly what we have seen over the last three or four years. those republicans have been willing to stand up for the former president. they were willing to vote for the january six commission and for impeachment. most of them are no longer in the house either because they were attacked so viciously by the former president and his supporters that they decided it wasn't worth it anymore. they retired. they tried to stick it out.

the president primaried them. this is a threat he has made good on. people seem very aware of that. we have his primary supporters, the three jeez. they are leading these crazy efforts. >> at the rally, donald trump was speaking. he mentioned that congress should refused to provide more aid to ukraine until information is turned over on hunter biden to congressional relic and's. in government and governance, these two things don't seem like the other. will this work? >> what it shows is the through line of donald trump carrying putin's water at every opportunity he gets. he may very well need putin's help if he is going to run for office again. it really is shocking.

this is what got impeached the first time. he's trying to leverage this over his own political fortunes. it worked once. the senate refused to convict him despite evidence. he is always willing to go back to the will. >> let's stay on checks and balances, my friend. a member of the judiciary committee as i was mentioning earlier, we promoted you to chair for a moment. >> don't do that. >> don't do that. no thank you. not on this sunday. i wanted to also ask you about the supreme court's comments specifically. he said congress has no authority to regulate the court. this comes as a leader was flown to rome to give a speech by the religious liberty initiative. it has filed briefs and religious liberty cases before the supreme court. are you concerned about not only the ethical issues but his statements that there is no

check and balance between the different branches of government? >> there certainly are the checks and balances. congress does have some rights to regulation over the court including how many people are on the course. there are arguments for term limits. there are exclusive constitutional provisions who say congress has the same jurisdiction of the court. the broad statement certainly is not true. what we have here is self inflicted wounds by justices like alito and others who haven't been holding themselves to a high standard. at a time when courts and everything else have been so politicized, important that the court does unfold the highest standards rather than opening the door for the kinds of legitimate criticism which some of the justices have gotten for muddying the waters when they are overseeing cases, that they

have courts which are providing them a lot of income from. >> thank you and keep cool in every sense of that word. i appreciate your time. have a good afternoon. >> thank you. >> coming up in 60 seconds, chaos in the sky -- the terrifying moment a small plane crashed right in front of beachgoers. that was not the only air disaster we saw just this weekend. we have the details next. millions of americans are trying to escape their relentless extreme heat battering battering most of the country. at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. to help prevent bleeding gums. try saying 'hello gumwash' with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% plaque bacteria. and forms an antibacterial shield.

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>> where is he landing? >> chaos in the sky. within hours, multiple aviation crashes across the country. near hampton beach, new hampshire, this plane towed a banner crash landed around noon in the ocean. >> report of an aircraft in the water. >> it was like something out of a movie. >> adam was there with his family. >> it hit knows first. the tale went up over the cabin. it fell back down. people were screaming. >> the pilot seen a swimming to safety. >> he has -- eased pulling the occupants to shore. we are evaluating them now. >> the piloted a remarkably great job in knowing that they did not want to land on the beach because it was full of people. >> two crashes also happened in wisconsin near the site of the ea a show in oshkosh. two were killed and two others were injured.

officials say this was unrelated to the show. earlier saturday morning, the coast guard says a texan plane like this crashed into lake winnebago. both people on board were killed according to authorities. >> when you have an air show of this size, unfortunately, it is not that uncommon that each year there is some form of accident. i mean, there are thousands upon thousands of airplanes out there. >> a summer saturday of fun turning deadly. dana griffin, nbc news. >> dana, thank you for that report. we have fierce and deadly storms that are blasting much of the east coast just over the past 24 hours. here's what it looked like in washington, d.c. this afternoon after trees crashed into a car. in virginia close by, a man died after a tree crashed into his home. the victims wife says he was taking a shower yesterday afternoon when the whole thing happened. meanwhile, more than 75 million

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a lot of people escape the heat by going to lakes are coming to the beach. this heat wave has been so bad with those ocean temperatures rising that the water has not been a very refreshing at all. this is a water bottle that has been sitting in the shade, not in the sun. we would say it's normal temperature. i have a laser thermometer here. the water bottle that has just been sitting outside right now it is 84 degrees. the water inside of the bay, if you were to step in right here, it's 97 degrees. of course, this is not an exact science. this is just the bay. it's not the ocean. this is shallow water. i've been trying it all day. i've gotten some parts were its 103, 100. you get the idea. if you were to go for a swim in the bay in miami, you would touch water that is almost 100 degrees. it's not really refreshing.

people will take breaks from the shade, go in the water, walk around for a little bit, then come back. this is one of the examples of what we have been dealing with during this heat wave. authorities are making sure that people understand how important it is to drink enough water, to take those breaks from the shade, and understand what the science of heat exhaustion is. all of these things can sneak in on people especially with those that might not be familiar with these temperatures or with how hot the sun can get. a lot of tourists are visiting south florida. they have suffered the consequences. one of the servers -- they told me they have seen more emts come help tourists because they were not familiar. it's one of the things we have been experiencing out here during this heat wave, richard. >> 90 to 100-degree water temperatures there, really amazing stuff there unfortunately. their fresnel world's largest

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the worst attacks in years. a suicide bomber targeting a pakistani political rally not far from afghanistan. the victims had gathered net and event held for a probe taliban cleric. that bradley is keeping watch on this live for us. >> matt, what does this say about the power struggle that's going on right now in the area? >> that's an interesting question richard first of all we're seeing those numbers increasing from 30 to 55 dead in this horrible attack. lisa hundred 35 injured and a lot of those injured are as we speak having to be flown to

push zahra which is a great distance away and you asked for the balance of power in this region so they're two different things at play here there is the taliban which two years ago took of afghanistan and this is a political party or a rally for a political party that was supportive of the taliban in afghanistan. in this area that we're talking about was part of the federally administered tribal areas. i was almost a lawless region that hugs the border between pakistan and afghanistan and a lot of elements from afghanistan uprooted freely in this part of the country there is a dynamic between the islamic state group you've heard of when it comes to the middle east. but the islamic state of franchise in afghanistan and they have historically been targeting the taliban as part of a power struggle and they are still the primary opposition ever since the united states left afghanistan

and that is why a lot of suspicion is bound to be falling on islamic state in pakistan and afghanistan for the latest attack. so, there is that dynamic and there's also the fact that this was a rally that was ahead of a general election throughout pakistan expected to be coming up in the fall and we've seen a lot of political turmoil and pakistan a lot of increased terror attacks and this is the latest event. a lot of people are just worried that with the increased tax that some of the targets could fall on elections and could fall on political parties which would keep a lot of pakistanis at home away from the vote and could end up scheduling the results so there's a lot of concerns that pakistan is already a very politically unstable country could be having more instability from the two forces. the resistance from the islamic

state and the instability that's going to come from this upcoming elections in the fall, richard? >> nbc's matt bradley thank you for that report we appreciate it all eyes will yet again be on miami as a mar-a-lago property manager and third defendant the superseding classified documents indictment is scheduled to make his first public appearance there tomorrow morning he is facing four charges including conspiracy to obstruct justice he's also said that deleted subpoenaed footage at mar-a-lago on behalf of the boss in his request. drumming to discuss is the formal prosecutor glenn kirschner he's also the host of the podcast justice matters gland for just revisiting the story how big of a deal is this now that he is being added to the prosecution's case.

>> it's a big deal for a couple of reasons. anytime you add a codefendant or conspirator to the mix there is a chance that that person will cooperate with the authorities against the bigger criminal fish people should know that often prosecutors will find developing witnesses before people are indicted because those potential witnesses want to play hardball and they see their name as a marquee defendant on the wrong side of the v. versus carlos and sometimes that is a wake up call. i've had lots of defendants hold strong but once they saw their name on an indictment they decided it became very real and it would often jump-start discussions between prosecutors and defense attorneys trying to break that newly-charged defendant on board as a co-operator.

>> from what we, know might he flip? >> you know there's always a chance does he want to go down with donald trump because if you read the indictment richard there are some blockbuster evidence in there for example when trump employee number for the i.t. director mar-a-lago said that codefendant came to me and said the boss wants the server to leave it that is blockbuster incriminating evidence of a cover-up. the other things people should know is the rules of coconspirator statement say that statement when introduced into evidence will be used to incriminate the oliveira but any statement by any coconspirator is admissible against any other coconspirator even though de oliveira is the one that made that statement it can be used to incriminate the boss who is donald trump.

so it's very sharply incriminating evidence. now the prosecution's burden is here to prove the boss equals donald trump presumably but he could have a bosses, there could be a metal box that said oliveira go do that. how would you handle that? >> that's the beauty of a juror trial richard these are decisions that jurors will have to make the prosecution will prove pretty compellingly that the boss who wants mar-a-lago services deleted is donald trump the defense is free to prove that it's somebody's perhaps under donald trump who has the most to lose if incriminating information from those servers comes into possession of federal prosecutors. >> it's obviously donald trump so i like the prosecutions odds of persuading injury that in

the context of the statement is donald trump as the trump teams are raising money now paid for a lot of trump and his colleagues thought lovera in this particular case they are helping to pay for their defense and they're saying the political action committee requested a refund on a 60 million dollar contribution that it made in the re-fund was sought as the political action committee save america spent more than 40 million in legal fees incurred by donald trump. witnesses in various legal cases relayed him this year alone. so if the money dries up and we have more claw back from these donors into these packs, what can trump do to cover the legal fees. does he have the money, it seems like he might but what would happen if he doesn't have the money that he thought he

had. he can fund-raise he can dig into his own pocket his own bank accounts and assets. i think prosecutors would be less concerned about where the money is coming from and more concerned about whether the attorneys who are being hired to represent for example codefendants and coconspirators like if they really truly independent defense attorneys who are zealously representing their clients rather than representing the interests of donald trump, because conflict free counsel is something that is guaranteed by the constitution so i think the prosecutors will keep their eye not only and where the money is coming from but where the attorneys are actually representing the client. >> if he says he doesn't have local council how long will that last is a stalling tactic if it is a stalling tactic. ? >> not long they can get a

temporary council ported who's authorized to appear before that foreign jurisdiction and that is something a judge can move through pretty quickly. >> glenn thank you for, that kershner we appreciate your time. >> for more now on how the republican presidential field is dealing with all of this i want to bring in charlie sykes an msnbc contributor tell it's great to see you, they're sticking to an aggressive threatening town into the campaign referring to ron desantis and other candidates as, clouds. that's not a new word that he has used. also implying that he should drop out at a rally last night. i want to play for you some sound from these other candidates. their reaction to how they're approaching trump's legal problems. >>. >> it's a serious indictment with an almost ramifications for a national security let's solve those frustrations by not

attacking our justice system. >> i don't think he's the right president at the right time going forward i think we have to move forward we can't have a general election where we are handing it over to kamala harris because we are dealing with indictments in court cases and legal issues. . >> when you give money to donald trump it's gonna pay three to $4 it's gonna pay for his legal fees even folks republicans voted from twice recognize that this baggage is going to hurt him in november. >> that's just a sampling is that too little too late our own nbc alex writing that. they didn't take advantage if you will in 2020 of donald trump's legal troubles are kind of moving that way now but not in the full way that they could, is that a problem and you saw that in iowa over the weekend where despite the new indictments donald trump still

has control over the room he is still able to go to iowa and dominate the process there think it's also important to say that you do have some of the candidates for directly going after him give chris christie and asa hutchinson. look at where they are pulling right now look what happened to will hurd former congressman hurd who made that case to republicans an eye when he was booed off the stage the republican base right now is locked under donald trump and they don't want to hear this kind of criticism even though you have republicans who are waving the red flag saying do you really want to go into the 2024 general election with someone facing indictment and perhaps convicted of multiple felonies. are we falling into the same dynamic potentially for a moment consider this charlie what we saw on 2016 and 2020 donald trump raises his arms says anything he wants to pose

all the air out of the room doesn't matter what the candidates are opponents are saying he's able to control the space whether it's good or bad and it's good for him. it is at this point and what else is good for him as rhonda sanchez who's supposed to be the big trump killer is floundering. one of the best things it's happened to donald trump is that ron desantis really took up a lot of space and time and people thinking he was gonna be a plausible alternative and he has been crashing and burning since he launched his campaign. so yeah i lived through 2016 i lived through 2020 we saw what happened there is no question that donald trump is going to continue to suck all of the air out of the room dominate the debate. republican candidates should not make the case that they're making. at least right now republican voters cannot say that they have not heard the other side

of the story it's breaking through the bubble people are pointing out what's happening with the slush fund in the hush fund in the various indictments but i think right now unless something very dramatic happens donald trump remains the dominant figure in the odds in favor and the nine line strategy that he has played has worked for him. >> charlie sykes i love talk with you thank you so much again. july is on track to be the hottest month ever recorded on earth. this is just the start of what will be our new normal? what can be done to help fix that? former epa official joins me right after this. >> hey there tonight nine eastern on ayman i'll be joined by congressman dan who is calling for homeland security to lead out right wing extremism within its ranks

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history of earth when we look back in a year or two ago that's kind of a cool month. >> we might actually because this is code red and we talk about this being the new normal but in fact we don't know what the new normal hasn't store for us things are getting a lot hotter and it's really consistent with the science models of the last 20 years so it's not so surprising to the scientific community but that will translate into more storms more wildfires and all kinds of things and if we want to keep our families and community safe in our economy chugging along will have to prepare for this. specifically why this july why this month this year. el niño's been brought up but what is happening today if you are to list at the top three very quickly. i think first of all it's

climate change related to choppiness gases and then as you say el niño which is a natural cyclical climate event that has occurred and that generally heats up north american south america. we have that had these high pressure domes that have parked themselves in a lot of cities keeping all that hot air trapped that's also aggravated by climate change. >> would you happen to no one was the last hottest month on earth ever if is the new one was a last and we had you know not sure about that. i can say is these records i think are really important

first vote we should understand is that whether august will be hotter than july or not it is still really important problem that we have and it's not about setting records relates about planning for a new environmental cycle that we're in and trying to mitigate that. the white house as we saw president biden saying we're gonna try to invest to mitigate what we are seeing when it comes to climate change and they're also doing a 20 billion -dollar competition vestment clean and she projects is that enough is that a good strategy that they're undertaking right now i like the strategy but it's not enough the two things we have to do is stop putting heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere and we know that that's a long term goal and it's not going to deliver short term benefits the short term

medium benefits are going to be preparing for climate change and that means getting money into the community so they can better control their floods better control drought and stormwater and all the things that the administration is trying to do. it's really important that investment goes to reckon be most effective which is poor communities and urban areas and rural communities are seeing a world of help in this area and under biden's initiative is planning to be getting a lot of help but we need state leaders we need city mayors we need mares of small towns, everybody has to be on board with that. >> off of the octopus the parking, garage thank you so much. it is the news no one ever wants to hear. soaring gas prices, they fit a new high. what you need to know when you hit the pump. hit the pump. custyour car insurance...

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that you need. and right now, gas is being added to that list. it is not just the fact that production has been cut. it is also because of this record breaking heat that we have experienced. right now, the average for a gallon of gas is $3.75. that is 16 cents higher than last week. although, cheaper than a year ago which was at $4.23. and 20 cents higher than we were at last month. so, experts say it's because of the cuts that have occurred to oil production. it is also the heat. refineries are not built to withstand 100 plus degrees temperatures for several days in a row. so, it is not making people have to choose between whether they need to pay for gas or other necessities. including one woman who had to make a tough decision. listen. >> i had to take money out of groceries to make sure i have gas to get to the store. so, it's like a lose lose situation basically. >> you are going to look and

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