donald trump's criminal defense lawyers and donald trump now have it all. they have the case of the united states of america versus donald trump. this is in their hands right now, the full grand jury testimony of all of the witnesses who will testify against donald trump. andrew weissmann is with us tonight to analyze that, and much more that we have to cover tonight. and tonight is one of those nights, where we have to reflect on the fact that you live in a country where the incoming president replaced every u.s. attorney, as is customary for new presidents, but this time, the president deported from that political custom in one instance. the president did not replace the republican appointed u.s. attorney who was investigating the presidents son. the new attorney general, chosen by the new president did not in any way interfere with the u.s. attorney who was investigating the president some, and he was appointed by the previous president. you live in a country where the president and the attorney general belief that no one is above the law, including the

sean hannity did not ask donald trump about any of those things tonight in iowa, where donald trump will face at least six republican challengers for the republican presidential nomination, including mike pence. our first guest tonight says, quote, they are the in case of emergency brake glass cohort. if trump winds up on the path to prison, and republicans must win scrounge for a last-minute replacement, they are hoping that voters see them as solid substitutes. >> every republican running for president not named trump is actually running on the hope that donald trump will be indicted repeatedly this year and at least two different cases being pursued by doj special prosecutor jack smith and the fraud case that has already been investigated by a special grand jury in fulton county, georgia. the other republican candidates are all, as charles blow puts it, waiting for legal lightning to strike for trump to become politically incapacitated but trump will fight to the last breath, maybe not because he wants to be president again, but because he wants to hedge against becoming a prisoner. a

trump, might favor donald trump. that judge looks like she's going to stay on the case. >> well, she's going to stay on the case for now. big question was whether or not this was some preliminary assignment to judge, aileen cannon, as she was randomly assigned to donald trump's case. we all know her very well. she had a very embarrassing run act appointing a special master, in trying to pretty much run on position on behalf of donald trump, previously. in the 11th circuit court of appeals said you got it wrong. you got it wrong in the facts. you got it wrong in the law. doesn't mean the doj can't move to recuse. but recusal is a high standard. ultimately, she can deny a motion to recuse by the doj. and let's be very honest, let's manage expectations here. just because you are a trump appointed judge doesn't mean end of itself that is grounds for recusal. however, there is some law that is within this 11th circuit. there's a whole bunch of us that have been talking about this amongst ourselves, in terms of the legal a

he is not intimidated by donald trump, i don't think that donald trump sets the terms of the investigation like player folks have done. and i think that's why it has come. i think it's a point where we're not just talking about indictments and documents that your viewers, and american people understand. that these are the most sensitive, top secret pieces of intelligence that protect our troops, that relate to nuclear secrets, that relate to war planning. he kept them to himself. and why do we care about that? because the guy has priors. a guy that was willing to use $350 million of tax pair military it from ukraine to get blood on his opponent would certainly want to use those documents to have leverage to support himself. or find some type of financial benefit for himself. that's why it matters, that's why it's different than any other president handling for classified documents. >> in your experience on the intelligence committee in the house of representatives, what, what kind of material gets the classification level, i think you've just been addressing, this the kind of classificatio

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that was donald trump's public defense. he actually thought that was a defense when he was last on cnn live in that town hall. that's the kind of defense that would guarantee donald trump being convicted. and so, in his first public comments since being indictment, donald trump has stopped offering any kind of defense. and instead, offers adjectives about the prosecution, including adjectives that he does not understand. >> there is no criminality here. it's ridiculous. and these people, look, they are using it, its election interference. they are using it to get elected. they think that if they can damage somebody's reputation, they can do it. this is like stalinist, whatever. >> donald trump, obviously, has no idea what the adjective stalinist means, which is why he had to so abruptly end the sentence, when he used the word by just slamming whatever, in a period, right after the word stalinist. it is unlikely that donald trump knows what country stalin ruled or what joseph stalin's first name was. but now that donald trum

donald trump is inside the courtroom. _ right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom.right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. he has _ right now. donald trump is inside the courtroom. he has been - the courtroom. he has been arraigned. he is facing one of the indictment charges. he was an aide to donald trump back to the white house and continued working for him. once he left, he was accused of moving those classified boxes, so he is having those charges right out of him. i think what it is very interesting is thatjock smith, the prosecutor, who brought this case against him. donald trump has not mince his words when he talks about how he feels about him. all the way here he was insulting mr smith, calling him the reins, a lunatic, now he is and tied the courtroom, having those charges went out he's artie been processed, and turns of think of it being taken, that sort of thing. no mug shot. and once he enters a plea of not guilty we expect he will leave the courthouse. there is some suggestion that he might do a walk about because there are a lot of his support

donald trump has a long histo of before. donald trump has a long history of being _ before.rump has a long history of being sued, lawsuits i before. donald trump has a long l history of being sued, lawsuits and history of being sued, lawsuits and his tactics tend to be to delay, to run down the clock that he cannot be prosecuted any more. the doj has decades on policy which it does not indict a sitting president. donald trump is not a sitting president said this is, pressure on the doj to get this done and have a speedy trial this is not the only investigation on donald trump also investigating the role on the january the 6th capital riots in 2021. that has to come back at some point and could come back in an indictment due back sometime over the summer. there is a lot of pressure to get this done from the doj. in terms of a speedy trial, who knows how long it could take. as i mentioned, you need to select the jury, donald trump needs to have a permanent legal team as well. there are also this going on here. so we do not really have a sense of the timeline. but the departmen

he did not say anything about donald trump when donald trump attacked him repeatedly and his family. america never heard jack smith 's voice until today. we all began this day expecting not to know anything about the contents of the indictment until tuesday at three pm, when donald trump will be arraigned in federal court in miami, then came the news that jack smith was finally going to speak at three pm today in washington. before jackson stepped up to the microphone today, the 49 -page indictment was made public so that by the time that he spoke, all of us in the news media knew all of the details of the case that he has brought against donald trump. jack smith in the last six and a half months has asked for not one minute of our attention, literally not one minute, while others, including myself have talked endlessly about his work. and today, when jack smith entered that room, where he would finally speak, the suspense was thick. even just on the matter of what does this man sound like, jack smith, when his time came as something of all of you. he asked you to read his work. he a

donald trump _ see it as an issue. donald trump is _ see it as an issue.en donald trump _ have a rematch between donald trump and joe biden and donald trump _ trump and joe biden and donald trump has been masterfully taking — trump has been masterfully taking this and turning them into— taking this and turning them into his _ taking this and turning them into his favour and it only whips— into his favour and it only whips up— into his favour and it only whips up the fervour of 40% of republicans who are with donald trunrp _ republicans who are with donald trunrp no — republicans who are with donald trump no matter what, it feels conspiracy_ trump no matter what, it feels conspiracy theories about him and he — conspiracy theories about him and he will use this to his advantage but there is no—one in the — advantage but there is no—one in the field nor any other issue _ in the field nor any other issue that can stop donald trunrp _ issue that can stop donald trump right now and i do not see _ trump right now and i do not see any— trump right now and i do not

donald trump's vice president, who was urged to commit crimes by donald trump, in his intent to overturn the presidential election, said this. >> i had a chance to review the indictment over the weekend. and this indictment contains serious charges. and i cannot defend what is alleged. i will tell you, as not only as a former vice president, but also my son is a marine, my son-in-law's a navy lieutenant. the very prospect that what is alleged here took place, creating an opportunity where highly sensitive classified material could've fallen into the wrong hands even inadvertently, that jeopardizes our national security, that puts at risk the men and women of our armed forces. and as i said, i cannot defend what is alleged, cannot defend what is alleged. >> and earlier this evening, to trump voters, watching fox, donald trump's last senate confirmed attorney general said this about some of the nonsense that the audience has been hearing on fox. >> i think the position is being taken that this is really just a document dispute over custody of documents, and the president has good arguments

of donald trump for his will to retention documents. and when we say we'll solve, we mean not just you mistakenly kept documents, but over a period of time, even after he was repeatedly told to return the documents, we need to document the documents do not belong to you. he continued to keep each and every one of the documents and the other additional accounts are for obstruction of justice. um and for false statements. for each of all the accounts combined, he actually is facing on um you know, 20 the maximum 20 years in prison on the beach and for 10 years on the other account each. so he really is facing a great deal of pear or but the, the indictment appears very solid against him because it is saying things in his own words that he said, and that's very rare for prosecutor to have that happens in movies that happens in books that happens in t d, but embryo world life, we never generally see when we do indicted defendant, the actual words that the defendant says that he knows that how the classified documents system work. he knows t

donald trump. on may 6th, 2021, asking, politely, for the return of documents that belong to the united states government. nothing was returned. on january 17th, 2022, an archive contract arrived at mar-a-lago to load 15 boxes into a truck and transport them 1000 miles north to the national facilities. on may 11th, of 2022 last year, may 11th of last year a justice department issued a subpoena for any remaining documents that donald trump's florida residence. on june 7th, the justice department returning j brett, went to mar-a-lago to collect the remaining documents subject to that subpoena. on that day, donald trump's lawyers gave jay bryant a written, signed a statement saying they were returning everything in donald trump's possession, subject to that subpoena, after what they called a diligent search. on august 8th of last year, august 8th, justice department officials in the fbi returned with a search warrant and seized over 100 documents marked classified as well as thousands of other governm

he's not a fan of donald trump. he has no interest in joining kind of the talking points that we saw from kevin mccarthy, the house speaker, and other republicans, criticizing the department of judge's justice, and suggesting there are two tiers of justice in this country. that is something that mitch mcconnell is likely to engage in, but at the same time, he doesn't want to enrage that trump base. he is already not favorites within that group, so that's why you see him waiting until the last minute. but i can promise, steph, if i am in that press conference tomorrow, i'm gonna ask him that question. whether or not he answers it, we're gonna have to wait and see. >> we will be watching. of course, he doesn't have to join kevin mccarthy. he can simply speak his own truth. ryan nobles, thank you. we're gonna let you head to bed, in case you get to ask mitch mcconnell any questions tomorrow, i want you to be ready. but for the rest of, you are sticking around, because there's a lot more. ahead, we dig into the former p

it's not been what donald trump did here.d charles coleman junior, i appreciate both of you for getting us started this morning, and giving us your analysis. thank you so much. and we have a quick programming note, tonight at eight pm, ali velshi will lead special coverage of the indictment of donald trump and special counsel jack smith classified document case. i will be joining the conversation, along with my colleagues, -- , alicia menendez, and symone sanders-townsend. watch special coverage of the indictment tonight, a pm eastern, only on msnbc. >> and don't go anywhere, as we continue with our special coverage of former president donald trump's latest indictment. including the chilling rhetoric of some of the magra faithful. carl -- joins me live after the break to discuss that. >> you're watching the katie phang show. phang show i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... curry from deep.

and so it's using donald trump against donald trump which, prosecutors apparently are finding prettyto do. >> exactly, and it's that language that could be presented if they get to a jury when he says, i didn't know, as you say -- >> here's the thing, right, you have to assume that he can not testify. >> no, i don't think he can. >> his former lawyer who you interviewed, i interviewed after you, he said to me on air that he didn't think donald trump could possibly testify. so let's just assume that's true. that you cannot put donald trump on the witness stand in this case. well, then, how do you do it? you can't get in -- what testimony could you get in -- what evidence could you get in that donald trump thought it was okay? the only way to get that in is he has to get on the witness stand and say, i thought it was okay. so that's not really going to be available as a defense, you know, without putting him on the stand, which you just can't do. >> to your point, we've seen a preview from the speaking indictment. jack smith plans call lawyers and aides up and say, you told him he coul

and republicans should rally around donald trump. they were out to get donald trump.ved. because he's been telling them that for six years. going back to mueller, that this is what this is all about. it's not a hard sell. it's very easy for a lot of these republicans to simply dodge this. blame the doj. turn the page to another subject. and voters will forget them. that's what makes it really hard to hold them accountable. >> it is just, it's infuriating. because i think at the end of the day, again, we should stay here, donald trump is innocent until proven guilty. this indictment that i have in front of me, this is the prosecutions document. we are going to hear from the defense very soon. but facts are just not debatable. i think mo, maybe what is so concerning about this current environment is obviously we are looking towards tuesday. all eyes are going to be on the courthouse of miami. donald trump, and some of his allies, are already calling on folks to show up. it sounds eerily similar to january 6th. some people are using incendiary rhetoric. how worried are y

donald trump's pack is paying's legal bills, donald trump is running for president again, donald trump could be president again, in which case, walt nauta will have a job still. he might get a pardon and continue to have his legal bills paid. in the absence of all those things, he might go to prison, does not get his legal bills pay, and he stays in jail. it's a different calculus then an ordinary defendant who is on trial with somebody else who might have those powers. when your codefendant is the once and possibly future president of the united states, it's a different ball game, alicia. >> that is the most compelling explanation to i've heard. lisa reuben, as always, you are staying with me. can dilanian, thank you so much. next, the spin machine, it is in high gear. hypocrisy of the republicans who are rushing to the defense and the former president. and a reminder, in case you needed it, this is trump's second criminal indictment, but wait, there could be more. the other legal trouble facing donald trump. that is why lisa reuben is sticking around. but first richard louis who is s

how much legal peril is donald trump? facing right now, and how strong it does this case against and look at the moment. you know, i read the entire 42 page indictment against donald trump and it's what's called a speaking environment. tom, in terms of an indictment, you don't always have to have full details and then you can just have what we call a bare bones indictment, which is just to let the party that defend it. know what they're being charged in. and just a little bit about the information. but what i love about this indictment is special council jack smith. pretty much laid out everything, not just for donald trump, but for the american people to read and to understand what exactly occurred in this case. and he did it with not just words, but he did it with pictures and pictures a but at 1000 i'm worth a 1000 words. this indictment is really worth a 1000000 because he has pictures. he has the words, he has what donald trump said, and videotapes and so with amounts to 837 count indictment of donald trump for his w

and if you remember the 2018 midterm elections which were about donald trump, no democrats ran on donaldhey didn't need to tell their base, remember trump is in the white house. their base knows trump is in the white house. they ran on prescription drug coverage and the fact that republicans, right, have voted on this bill to repeal obamacare. so this is what the rally was really about in philadelphia. it was -- the base knows what is at stake. we need to talk to those moderates, those independences are like the economy is not so great, i don't feel so great about the job the president is doing and it feels very similar to what the obama campaign did in their re-election in 2012 when people were feeling sour about the economy and obama's handling it of. they said we're doing a good job and this person is going to do terrible. mitt romney is not the right person because he's a capitalist who will -- just look out for rich people. in this case, the argument is democrats are on your side. that is why you have labor talking about here is the way in which we're looking out for the regular per

with donald trump, we cannot be that certain.e what is done as a express it, and we have to extrapolate and soon he wasn't much more careful when he was president, and the other thing on top of all of this is, as you know, this is not just past history, this is a guy who can beat president again a little over a year. what if, once again, we've got not only the role of mar-a-lago within our own system having american secrets to perhaps foreigners or people who shouldn't have them, but what if we got a whole once again in the oval office? >> let me ask you about the last few days, we've been looking for responses from and republican, members of congress, senators. there are a few people, particularly in the senate, who have been entirely silent lint -- there have been some republican legislators who've been entirely silent. there have been a few have been critical, including some people running against the president, but i want to retire, let's go back in history, a quote from richard nixon's reservation speech, and what she said,

with donald trump, it neverl usual. with donald trump, it never is.icted, but some of this is pretty complicated, so let's try and answer some of your questions online. an indictment is a document that sets out details of charges, designed to make sure the accused has notice of the alleged criminal offences. mr trump faces seven charges, including conspiracy, false statements, obstruction ofjustice and illegally obtaining classified documents. he will leave his home in florida to appear in court in miami on tuesday, but it is unlikely he will be fingerprinted or handcuffed. theoretically he could be jailed if he is found guilty. the espionage act violations can carry up to ten years in prison. but the charges may be difficult to prove. legal experts say as things stand, mr trump will still be able to enter the presidential race. but he does face all sorts of other legal problems, from probes into his new york businesses to various six abuse allegations. given those other cases, how significant could these latest allegations actually be? i spoke to a c

contrast that with what donald trump has done here. that only did he retain documents, but when asked to return them, he refused. he refused for 18 months. when a subpoena was sent to him, he lied about what he had and returned only a small portion of what he had. it requires the fbi to get a search warrant and go in and find these things, and even when that happened, he hid the boxes and lied about what he had. with jim comey said at the time, he recommended that hillary clinton's not featured. what he said then was, prosecutors typically do not charge cases in the absence of criminal intent and iger vaping factors like obstruction of justice, disloyalty to united states, or willful violation. in this case, we see all of those. >> and i invite everyone who's tuning in who hasn't already read this indictment, it may seem daunting because it says it's 49 pages, but in my pinion, you share it, it's an easy read, and it makes it clear that there is multiple incidents of obstruction by donald trump. barb mcquade, my good friend, thank you

donald trump is subjected to a legal search and seizure of government documents that donald trump was hiding from the federal government's pursuit of those documents. a year and a half pursuit of those documents. donald trump, making it very clear, what he will demand of his next attorney general, if he returns to the presidency, the next trump attorney general, would be forced to drop all charges against donald trump, and have the doj formally apologized to donald trump, and trump will require his attorney general to return to him everything that was taken with that search warrant. donald trump's next attorney general would, no doubt, demand a pardon for himself, or herself, for every crime that the attorney general commits for corrupt trump. that is the kind of madness that would would run in another trump administration. trump tells ally that president biden has weaponized the justice department, by ordering the justice department to indict donald trump. of course, the president biden has never, done and would never do that. but, after condemning that conduct, donald trump says, th

trump's defense in the case of united states of america versus donald j trump, in which donald trump stands accused of 37 counts of violating federal law, including the espionage act, and his illegal possession of government documents, including highly classified documents. today, donald trump answered questions about the two minute audio recording that flooded cable news last night, including this program. the audio recording seems to review donald trump showing, holding up and showing, a classified document of multiple pages that contained the american military's theoretical war plan against iran. the pentagon regularly maintains and updates theoretical work against actually most countries in the world, and most of those more plans have no chance of ever being carried out. but, all of them are highly classified. we are going to play that audio recording of donald trump apparently discussing the iran or plans, and showing the plans to people not authorized to seek classified information. we will play those two minutes for you again, tonight, in their entirety. before that, we want t

he did not say anything about donald trump when donald trump attacked him repeatedly and his family. america never heard jack smith's voice until today. we all began this day expecting not to know anything about the contents of the indictment until tuesday at three pm, when donald trump will be arraigned in federal court in miami, then came the news that jack smith was finally going to speak at three pm today in washington. before jackson stepped up to the microphone today, the 49-page indictment was made public so that by the time that he spoke, all of us in the news media knew all of the details of the case that he has brought against donald trump. jack smith in the last six and a half months has asked for not one minute of our attention, literally not one minute, while others, including myself have talked endlessly about his work. and today, when jack smith entered that room, where he would finally speak, the suspense was thick. even just on the matter of what does this man sound like, jack smith, when his time came as something of all of you. he asked you to read his work. he ask

claudia:claudia el expresidente donald trump abandonÓ una corte de miami.la segunda vez que enfrenta cargos criminales desde que dejÓ la casa blanca, pero ese no serÍa el final de sus problemas legales. enfrenta una serie de demandas, ya sean individuales o sobre sus finanzas,sobre seguridad y la elecciÓn del 2020. el caso mÁs fuerte, segÚn expertos, es el de los documentos clasificados. >> podrÍa presentar a donald trump posiblemente los cargos criminales mÁs serios con una sentencia mÁs seria y podrÍa pasar bajo cÁrcel sus Últimos dÍas. claudia:donald trump tambiÉn se le investiga por el intento de fraude electoral y por acciones posteriores a las elecciones del 2020 el y sus representantes son sospechosas de haber presionado a los funcionarios para revertir el resultado en ese estado. y en la capital el departamento de justicia se investiga el papel de donald trump en el ataque del 6 de enero en el capitolio. indagan si las llamadas del entonces presidente alcanzaron el nivel de acciones criminales. >> cabe la posibilidad de que salga convicto en alguno

put donald trump on the stand, because — put donald trump on the stand, because of the risk up urgencysol think what— because of the risk up urgency. sol think what it tells you is this legal— think what it tells you is this legal case has got a long way to go and i think— legal case has got a long way to go and i think it is going to be one of those _ and i think it is going to be one of those defining moments in american politics— those defining moments in american politics where all people have to decide _ politics where all people have to decide what side they are on, the side of— decide what side they are on, the side of strong institutions and rule of law— side of strong institutions and rule of law and — side of strong institutions and rule of law and standards in politics, or that being — of law and standards in politics, or that being put on one side if you happen— that being put on one side if you happen to — that being put on one side if you happen to agree with the point of view of— happen to agree with the point of view of somebody who is running for election _ view of som

and then he has promised to part and donald trump's on tapes and donald trump's interest to string this out. so the idea that this is going to be, how did the rocket doki court is not good news for donald trump? he's making, as we obviously here. and there are still lots of people around. in fact, when they thought he was going to come into the interest, but you can see, you know, camera. now, lots of people run over in that direction in the hope of getting a glimpse of donald trump and add right to me about the time when he was in the hospital at the walter reed hospital when he contract a corporate. and he went for that short call right on people run forever. we are hoping to get close to the road and hoping to get a glimpse of donald trump. that is the the sort of tool he has orders. supporters who are here certainly that hundreds, perhaps not doing now around a 1000. as for the court itself, we're not expecting him to be in there for very long, perhaps just as long, but his legal team to argue that this case should be thrown out. and so now it's immediately, he is accompanied by the

trump had, audio recordings of donald trump, realtime text messages of his aides saying donald trump told me to do x, donald trump told me to do y. we've seen him get out of legal jeopardy because he's not on record anywhere or he's squishy. there's no text trail for him. there's no email trail for him. he famously doesn't put things in writing, and for the first time we have his words on tape a lot of them, and for the first time we have aides in realtime talking about him, and federal prosecutors have all of this. the detail in this document is unlike anything we have seen in the eight plus years now that we've been covering donald trump. >> it's a great point, and the closest anyone came was robert mueller's volume 2 where don mcgahn and his chief of staff's notes where trump tells him to fire mueller and put out the false statement, it's i think obstructive acts 3, 4, and 5 that come the closest to what katy is saying, but actual trump's voice on tape we haven't heard or seen before. >> donald trump's reaction to don mcgahn. >> he fired him. he ultimately fired him. >> why are yo

donald trump said his defense will be handled by todd blanche, who was also handling donald trump's defensee new york case. these are very serious charges. probably more serious than the new york ones as far as the amount of prison time he could be facing, the amount of fines he could be facing. these are federal charges. he needs to assemble a legal team that is some ill your with national security law. >> mary interesting. our correspondent, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> from the biggest political story in the u.s., we switch to the u.k. where britain's former prime minister boris johnson has announced he is resigning as an mp. mr. johnson claimed he had been driven out by a committee investigating whether he deliberately misled parliament. he said he received a report which he dismissed as a biased kangaroo court. the panel has been seeking whether or not mr. johnson lied about parties at downing street that broke covid roles. he admitted misleading parliament but denied doing it on purpose. here is our reporter. >> this is extraordinary. this was unexpected. we did not think this was ab

[donald] it is the home of donald trump, when you think about it. i know. you are here more than abby and stevey here combined. this was a crucial opportunity for trump to expose himself to the republican primary electorate. [donald] we have to go in strong on isis, and we have to be vicious. that's what guides his political sense. what are people rewarding him for? what are they applauding at? he is saying what the voters want to hear. he doesn't care what people think. he tells the truth. obviously, trump is a threat. -yeah. -because he doesn't fit in the same box all the other republicans are in. something happened where a large number of people decided there was an establishment out there that had let people down. "they're sending our jobs away. they're letting people come in the country who shouldn't be here." [woman] trump says, "i'm gonna make america great again." and people want to believe something good. they'll do just about anything for a job. [van] and here comes trump to say, "there is an elite establishment that thinks you're suckers, and i'm

donald trump is filling it.ng what's going on here, and a lot of these republican senators are getting a pass on how they talk about this because there's no real pushback. i understand why chuck schumer is saying we need to let the process play out. i certainly do. we are in a whole new era of politics where i don't think that you can play by the old rules. we certainly know that donald trump doesn't. >> brendan buck, thank you very much. and coming up, another american is detained in russia. what the moscow court is accusing him of doing, and the punishment that he is facing. >>> plus, part of i-95, the main artery between philadelphia and new york city shut down. the road collapsed. we'll tell you what happened and how long it will take to fix. transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins me later in the hour for that. pete buttigieg joins me later in the hour for that. (vo) this is sadie. she's on verizon, and she has the new myplan where she gets exactly what she wants and only pays for what she needs. she

>> dice que se salió luego de presentar los cargos al expresidente donald trump.y será el abogado titular del expresidente. no mencionó la presencia de jack smith en la corte. y también cuenta que las huellas digitales que le tomaron al expresidente donald trump fueron digitales, por medio del computador y no hubo una foto de presidiario. que se usará una foto antigua del expresidente, uno de los rostros más conocidos en estados unidos y claramente no necesitan la foto, aunque la foto entra al registro, al archivo, pero no será compartida con el público. es lo que tenemos por ahora del proceso. está a punto determinar. el del expresidente duró escasos 5 minutos. adentro tenemos a rogelio mora-tagle y esperamos con ansias que nos narre jugada a jugada, gesto a gesto lo que ocurrió adentro. >> nos podrá dar más detalles, cristina. hay similitudes y diferencias con lo que vimos en manhattan. una lectura de cargos, el expresidente se declaró no culpable con la diferencia de que no hay imágenes y son estos testimonios y palabras que los traes desde nuestra cadena herma

boris epshteyn or donald trump?'t actually see what he said there is being totally inconsistent. i think that the situation is a lot more nuanced than that. i have not had any particular problems with the president himself when i was representing him. certainly, any time you represent a client who does have a campaign, there is a calm's team. there is going to be other things that have happened. most of my clients are not running for any office and you just simply say, you invoke your right to remain silent. you have your right to counsel. don't say anything. >> let's just hold it there for a second, and keep going. so -- and donald trump absolutely did not do that. right? called special prosecutor a terrorist and other things -- i'm sure he didn't consult -- i assume he did not consult you on whether jack smith is a terrorist and he should say that. >> i thought it was a bomb throwing -- >> -- i can read them to you. but let's stay with this boris thing for a minute. >> yep. >> because donald trump wants boris epsh

that's the history of donald trump. just today going after the prosecutors calling him a thug, a radical right lunatic and, you know, saying the country is going to hell. how much of it is -- how do you defend someone who thinks he always knows the law better than you? is that part of the calculation here and to what extent? >> it would have to be part of the calculation. any good defense attorney is going to tell her client who is under indictment not to talk to the press, not to talk to friends or family about the case, not to talk. that's not an easy thing to do with mr. trump. he's inclined to talk. by the way, he's running for president so we should expect he'll talk often. here's the problem for him. one, he continues to say things about the case that help prosecutors prove intent in a court of law. he's already done that and some of those excerpts are in the indictment and they're helpful to the government. the second is he continues to make contradictory statement. mr. trump is not well acquainted with the truth

donald trump? as the washingtoer to that, as f tonight, is a resounding no. because it will be impossible to get a sentence lower than zero. and that is the sentence that is virtually guaranteed to walt nauta and donald trump, what donald trump's favorite judge in the world presiding over the trial. there are no mandatory minimum sentences frame the crimes charged in the indictment, that means the judge does not have to impose any sentence after a guilty verdict, if the judge allows the case to go as far as being decided by the jury. judge aileen mercedes cannon is a republican cuban american member of the federalist society, who as a judge, has handled only four criminal cases, with a total of 14 days of trial time in all of those cases combined. most members of the news media covering significant trials have spent far more time and trial courtrooms then judge cannon has. she demonstrated when she interfered in this investigation, illegitimately, according to the circuit court of appeals, a contem

republican nomination still donald trump is to lose. >> there is nothing in the poll suggests that donaldy indictments. the case of new york a couple of months ago actually helps his standing. donald trump was leading desantis by about 20 points. now, you fast forward two months to this weekend, donald trump is leading desantis by 30 points, plus. none of the other candidates are seeing any movements at all. ron desantis' numbers are a little down. for those who are saying that donald trump is done politically as a result of facing criminal charges, there is no evidence of that, yet. >> rick klein, thank you very much. "roundtable" is up next. we'll be right back. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? narrator: your all sharing health data without realizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks sh

donald trump is going to say whatever donald trump wants to say.- going to say whatever donald trump _ trump wants to say. brad, what about the timeline. i'm - trump wants to say. brad, what about the timeline. i'm sure - about the timeline. i'm sure this is a question you're getting asked a lot tonight. we don't have a date yet for the next court appearance for the next court appearance for the next time that we'll see this actually show up in court in miami. so what do we know? irate miami. so what do we know? we don't miami. so what do we know? - don't know a whole lot yet. likely happen now is over the next few days or week or two we're going toe see a first hearing beforejudge cannon we're going toe see a first hearing before judge cannon who at least for the moment will be the one overseeing this criminal proceedings and ultimate trial. judge cannon as everyone remembers was the one who originally had the... months ago when trump tried to throw out or have a special master review of the documents found through the search warrant. she issued some rulings that various legal schol

as president, donald trump, the 5 horns. now he's the 1st form or us leader to face federal criminal charges. he says it's a political hit job on his 2024 presidential campaign. but what does it mean for america and the future of its democracy? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoy them. it's an unprecedented moment in the history of the united states, one that's fraud with legal uncertainties and political implications. former president, donald trump, has been charged and connection with the mishandling of classifying documents is the 1st federal criminal indictment of the us president. and now the nation is heading into uncharted territory a year before the presidential election. trump is called the indictment and abuse of power and an attempt to keep him out of the white house. there's lots to discuss with our guests, but 1st this report from victoria getting the president, donald j. trump, for me, you as president on from campaigning in georgia, 2 days after being in billing serie