and of course the trump organization is donald trump's alter ego. it's how he defines himself to the world r, as a successful corporation, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. and i think that, you know, the air in that balloon has been -- is happening quickly with the series of first the conviction of the corporation for financial crimes from the manhattan d.a.'s office, then the four separate criminal charges and indictments, which are all serious. and the a.g. is beginning a trial, where the judge has, after exhaustive discovery, predetermined that many of the issues the trump organization was fighting were both frivolous and wrong. and i think the a.g. goes into this case with the wind at their back based on a lot of great work that office has done and privileged to be in partnership with them in doing that. that's where we are today. >> given that, i mean, trump's attorney asked a question today which is, you know, what is the point even of a trial anymore? what do you think of that question? >> well, there are unresolved issues, damages. there's l

the attorney _ trump organization. oh, it is big. the attorney general _ trump organization.h, it is big. j the attorney general of new york state is asking for a quarter of $1 billion, basically saying that even there is no victim here, because these loans were paid back, which donald trump is pointing out, the argument is that he got these loans and insurance policies under favourable terms, so basically pay less in interest that he should have because he exaggerated the value of his properties and got a better deal than otherwise would have happened, and so it'll be interesting to see, and so it'll be interesting to see, an interesting theory — interesting to see how it plays out. and while the triable go quickly, starting on monday, i could see this held up on appealfor a few years, monday, i could see this held up on appeal for a few years, so monday, i could see this held up on appealfor a few years, so i don't thing you will see many changes in the trump organization for for little while.— the trump organization for for little while. that is interesting, because at _ l

among the parties about how that will play out, but it could significantly reshape what the trump organization looks like and whether it has a footprint in new york city. >> his son eric trump who essentially leads the company on a day to day basis said that both the judge and the attorney general are trying to destroy their company. trump's attorney in this action said today's outrageous decision is completely disconnected from the facts and governing law. while the full impact of the decision remains unclear, what is clear is that president trump and his trump willappealate rem. they think the judge has not implemented correctly what claims would be covered. so they are hoping that the appellate court will narrow the scope of what the judge can look at saying that certain claims fell outside the statute of limitations. we're expecting a ruling on that this week. so right now the trial in limbo, but currently scheduled to start on monday. >>> donald trump posted his own response to the judge's ruling online, accusing the judge of, "doing the bidding of the new y york attorney general."

i never heard of her. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, a spokesman for trump organization calledtally flawed. and a judge has also ordered sanctions on some of trump's attorneys, norah, saying some of the arguments were "frivolous." >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you. let's turn now to the breaking news with the capture tonight of a fugitive wanted to a fentanyl-related death of a 1-year-old at a new york city day care center. cbs's jericka duncan reports the suspect was taken into custody in mexico by dea agents. >> reporter: the husband of the bronx day care owner was taken into custody on a bus in sinaloa, mexico, after a manhunt that lasted more than a week. prosecutors say felix herrera garcia was seen leaving the day care on surveillance video carrying two shopping bags, after being tipped off by his wife, grei mendez, that police were on the way. authorities say she called garcia before calling 911 to report four of the children in her care were unresponsive. >> all of that happened while the children, the babies, were suffering from the effects of fentanyl poisoning an

art of the steal. >> reporter: in the ruling, the judge found trump and top executives at the trump organizationt his assets in order to secure favorable loans and lower insurance premiums. in one instance, claiming his 10,000 square foot apartment was roughly 30,000 square feet. the judge summarizing trump's approach to bookkeeping, this is a fantasy world, not the real world. the lawsuit from attorney general james seeks a quarter of a billion dollars. >> there cannot be different rules for different people in this country or in this state. and former presidents are no different. >> reporter: when trump was deposed in the case in august of last year, he pleaded the fifth and then repeated it more than 400 times. >> is that correct? >> same answer. >> reporter: trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and lashed out at james for bringing the suit. >> this raging maniac campaigned for office, ranting and raving about her goal. her only goal is we got to get donald trump. we got to get him. she knew nothing about me. i never heard of her. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, a trump spokesperso

if the judge says i'm going to order the dissolution effectively of the trump organization. if no judge stays it, the appeal will go on, it won't have the consequence that trump will think. >> all right. and that'll be what we'll be watching. thank you all very much. >>> and, next, the breaking news continues. the new york attorney general weighing in on this stunning ruling by the judge. i'm going to speak on jack o'donnell. he's a trump business insider, worked with him for years and years and years. he's going to tell you about a pattern of deceit that he says he saw from the former president. >>> plus, incredible new video tonight from the front lines in ukraine. when fred pleitgen was there, it was a major overnight offensive by ukrainian forces. you will see it here first. >>> and more from jake tapper's interview with cassidy hutchinson this hour. >> i felt that what she did that day was disloyal. saying that now with the hindsight and the experience that i've had sounds ludicrous. >> so, who is hutchinson talking about? >>> breaking news. new york attorney general let

attorney general letitia james, who is seeking a fine of $250 million and a permanent ban on the trump organizationmself, from doing business in new yo new york state. cbs's scott macfarlane is going to start us off tonight. good evening, scott. >> reporter: good evening, norah. donald trump launched his political career saying he had mastered "the art of the deal." a judge has ruled trump inflated some of his net worth and some of those deals. a judge has found donald trump engaged in fraud, over inflating the worth of his real estate holdings and misleading banks and insurers. the ruling comes just days before the trump organization is to stand trial in a civil case alleging years of fraud and misconduct brought by new york attorney general letitia james last year. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to "the art of the deal." if the art of the steel. >> reporter: in the ruling, the judge found trump and executors of the speed organization lied about his offsets in order to secure favorable loans and lower insurance premiums. in one instance claiming his 10,000 square-f

and the trump organization itself is trying to, i think, get their hands on what this is going to mean for them. >> and have the former president or his sons responded? >> yeah. so, his son, eric trump, who essentially leads the company on a day-to-day basis said, look, the judge and the attorney general are trying to destroy their company. now, trump's attorney, chris kais, who is representing him at his action said, today's outrageous decision is completely disconnected from the facts, governing law, with the full impact of the decision remains unclear. what is clear is that president trump and his family will seek all available appellate remedies to rectify this miscarriage of justice. but they are already appealing before the appeals court. the start of this trial -- because they think the judge has not implemented correctly what claims would actually be covered by this. so, they are hoping that the appellate court will narrow even the scope of what the judge overseeing this case could look at, saying that certain claims fell outside of the statute of limitations. we are expecting

it's not even going to a jury on the question of whether donald trump and the trump organization were engaged in repetitive frauds. that's the judge's finding. it's a scorching ruling. the judge outright rejects all of the defenses we've heard from donald trump over the years. the main one being subjectivity. well, your honor, trump's team argued there's always an argument of subjectivity but not to this extent, the judge said and donald trump inflated his values by hundreds of percents. >> what would it look like. >> they'll want to get a stay, okay, judge, we know as of now the business certificate is suspended. we want you to put that on hold while we appeal then donald trump will have the right to appeal this up to the intermediate new york state court and then potentially the top appeals court in new york. that will take months but that stay is going to be a key issue because that will determine whether he can stay in business as of the next couple of weeks, years, months. >> david, this strikes at the heart of the perception of donald trump among many people is that he was this

finding that the former president and his two adult sons are liable for fraud, and canceling the trump organization's business certification in the state of new york. now, the judge says that trump made false financial statements for a decade, inflating their worth, defrauding banks, and in turn, receiving better loan terms and insurance costs. all of this, just days before the new york attorney general's suit is set to go to a trial. joining me now is someone who knows a lot about the trump organization, barbara writes, she's a former executive vice president at the trump organization. she's also the author of tower of lies, what my 18 years working with donald trump reveals about him. barbara, can donald trump and the trump organization survive this ruling? >> no, i've been asked that question so many times. logically, no. it doesn't look like it. somehow, he pulls things out of the air. i don't think that the trump organization is going to survive this one. but, you never know. >> you were in charge of the construction of trump tower, that iconic building in new york. the judge says that trumps xx

what does this mean for the trump organization. e clarified, right after this break. break. >> yesterday evening, leading republican presidential candidate, declared a fraud in court. a new york state judge finding the donald j trump, in this business, committed fraud for nearly a decade. it is devastating to the ex president, a man who has built his image on the far's that he is a successful businessman. he called, it quote, the hottest brand in the world. so it was the ex president that is associating and 900 fill in air -- but in the civil lawsuit with the attorney general they found that trump lied to banks, an insurance company, spied flipping his assets to obtai favorable as well. they inflated their net worth by billions. they saw that the judge ordered the business certificates in new york, quote, within ten days of the date of this o, the parties directed to recommend the names of potential, independent receivers, to manage the dissolution of the cancel to llcs. it is the equivalent of the corporate death penalty. trump app

. >>> in new york, a judge ruled that donald trump and the trump organization committed fraud for years. the ruling says the former president inflated the value of his assets by billions of dollars and lied about his net worth on financial statements. it could prevent trump from conducting business in the state. afterwards, he called the ruling un-american and part of an ongoing plot to damage his presidential campaign. scott macfarlane has more. >> reporter: a judge has found donald trump engaged in fraud, overinflating the worth of his real estate holdings and misleading banks and insurers. the ruling comes days before the trump organization is to stand trial in a civil case alleging years of fraud and misconduct brought by new york attorney general letitia james last year. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it's the art of the steal. >> reporter: in the ruling the judge found trump and top executives at the trump organization lied about his assets in order to secure favorable loans and lower insurance premiums. in one instance clai

the trump organization valued it at more than $500 million. the judge found trump overvalued hi apartment in trump tower by tripling its square footage saying it's 30,000 square feet when it's 11,000. the judge adding a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of decades can only be considered fraud. on the campaign trail, trump often boasts of his business acumen. >> i have some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world. >> reporter: the ruling is a victory for new york attorney general james who sued jump, his eldest sons and his company last year for $250 million. in a statement, james saying she looks forward to presenting the rest of our case at trial. all that's really left for the trial to determine is how much the trumps have to pay. the former president attacked the judge and the attorney general calling them trump hating. the judge's ruling comes with immediate consequences, stripping trump of his ability to operate. it could mean he has to give up control, sell some of the pr

. >>> a new york judge finds donald trump and his adult sons liable for fraud canceling the trump organization business certificates. saying that they lied repeatedly about their net worth and assets to banks and insurers for years. this is a key ruling before the $250 million fraud lawsuit against trump goes to trial. let's bring in criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. katie, thank you for being with us to help us understand this. so this judge made a very unusual decision in this and i think that people who are watching this closely didn't expect the judge to go as far as he did with this ruling. can you explain to us what happened? because there is still going to be a trial, but this ruling was a choice. why? >> yes, it is very interesting. and this ruling that essentially found the judge determining that the trump organization and the defendants that are named in that lawsuit committed fraud in their business filings as a matter of law. so the filing was really a pretrial request by both the trump organization and by latitia james and attorney general's office to determ

you because found for me you as president donald trump, liable for food and those cancel the trump organizations business certificates. the state attorney general leticia james for the case against trump on his family business, accusing them of inflating the value of assets and that was in order to get the best of terms on bank loans and insurance. trump says the ruling is on fact and that he plans to appeal christmas leave me as will this new york judge is saying that former president, donald trump, who ran for office and got elected largely based on his reputation as a savvy, successful business man, is a fraud, the judge ruled that the president and his business associates and his company over valued the assets that he had in order to get better financing and better deals when it comes to things like insurance, payments, or loans. this again is a summary judgement that was issued before the case goes to a civil trial in the coming weeks where other charges will be considered against the former president. but this suggests it is not going to go well. the attorney general of new york, a woman b

his case against the trump organization is expected to officially go to trial on monday. ich is six days from today. judge engoron, the same judge that accused trump's team of living in a fantasy world, he will be the presiding judge in that case. i love that trial, we are likely to find out the fate of trump's empire, whether he will lose control of his numerous properties, and whether he and his sons will ever be allowed to do business in new york state again. joining me now, our laura jarrett, senior legal correspondent for nbc news, an investigative journalist, suzanne craig. one of the lead reporters in the new york times pulitzer prize-winning investigation to trump's finances. sue, laura, i'm so thrilled to have you. help me understand, i read this ruling. i've gotten slightly better at understanding, this one was tough for me. i'm not gonna lie. laura, i understood this to be a fairly devastating rebuke for trump's defense, is that how you're reading it? >> i think the plain language, the scathing language, in particular, the judge seems angry that his words weren'

he said at the time he believed the trump organization and former president has inflated the value of assets and that's what the judge found this week. trump's attorneys have a list that includes 127 people, also including the former president trump. so it is likely he could be called as a witness in this case. now, the new york attorney general's office following the court ruling this afternoon saying we are ready for trial and look forward to presenting the rest of our case. we have not heard back from the trump side tonight for comment. >> thanks very much. let's discuss all of these major developments. joining us now, cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig and cnn senior law enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe. on the breaking news, what's behind trump's decision not to try to move his georgia state case to federal court? >> well, this one was a genuine strategic stunner in my view. there were plenty of good reasons why donald trump would want to be in federal court starting with the fact he would have a more favorable politically jury pool to choose from. that said, there are counte

, and other owns 100% of trump organization an llc.listering review, and one that is going to be one will hear about for a long time, as it pertains to the future of trump's business empire. >> look we only have about 30 seconds, so we do go to trial on monday, and this is a bigger left, whether or not trump actually shows up in person, in court, to be able to address this trial. this is a bench. child's no jury, it's just the judge. justice and grand. some of the witnesses include his kids. do you really expect them to show up and testify? >> they have been called, and they add more thing with regards to trump's own appearance tre he's told a separate federal judge in his case, rember, he filed a lawsuit against michael cohen, in par of the reasons we know of his stated intentions to be here on monday is that he promised a federal judge in florida that he couldn't sit in this position in cohen's case because he had to be in court in new york. he didn't just make that, he made that promise to a federal judge that he'd be there. >> yeah

and the trump organization lawyers then effectively say absolutely not, do not do that, no way. we know at some point after that another trump employee drains the pool at mar-a-lago and just happens to flood the room where all that security footage is being kept. mar-a-lago is not a nuanced or particularly complicated indictment here. but will any of that actually matter at the rate that judge cannon is allowing this case to proceed? joining me now are mimi roca, former assistant attorney for the southern district of new york, and mark zade, an attorney specializing in cases involving national security. thank you for being here. i, mimi, would love to know what would account for a judge receiving this request from the government in june and waiting until september to make a decision on it? >> look, judges often don't move at the pace we at litigators want them to. i've been frustrated by the pace of a judge's judge making decisions more times than i can count. i'm hesitant to prescribe ill motive to that judge for that. she made a common sense ruling here one would have expected

no matter what he finds in the damages phase of this trial, the trump organization is out of business. and that's not good for donald trump. >> yeah, that's huge. huge setback for the former president. george conway, laura coates, stay with us. you'll both be back in just a moment. >>> just ahead, former trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson sounds the alarm in a new cnn interview. >> that donald trump is the most grave threat that we will face to our democracy in our lifetime. and potentially in american history. >> stand by to hear more from hutchinson on trump and her take on what he intended to happen on january 6th. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bu

investigation when he testified before congress in april of 2019 and made the allegations that the trump organization inflated the value of their assets. so he's going to be one of their witnesses as well as some others. now, trump's side is saying that they're going to call as many as 127 possible witnesses including trump. so saying that he wants to testify in this case in his own defense. of course we never know who's going to take the stand until it comes down to that moment, but we're looking at a number of witnesses here and many of them with the last name trump. >> all right. kara scannell, thank you so much. really appreciate it. joining us to discuss, nick akerman, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. nick, would you be surprised if trump or his eldest sons were called to testify? or are you expecting that? >> oh, i'm expecting that. if i were the a.g., i would pop them up on the stand almost immediately. because i would expect on a number of these issues they're going to wind up asserting their fifth amendment privilege, claiming that a truthful answer wou

what does it mean for the future of the trump organization? we'll talk about that, next. >>> today donald trump confronts a challenge to what he prizes most. the new york properties that bear his gold-plated name. a judge's ruling now imperils their existence after finding trump over and over for years and years to banks and to insurers. former prosecutor elliot williams joins me now to explain all this and tell us what it really means. the first question, and i have seen people speculating this asking this question, whether or not this is the death penalty for donald trump's businesses. not so fast, right? >> not so fast. that's a term out of the law. the corporate death penalty, where a judges will a corporation out of exist tense. that hasn't happened here, where they erase d the trump organization. what the judge has done is take away the certificates of operation for a number of entities operating which is a big deal because it's a new york corporation. now whether that means they can't reincorporate at some point down the road or somewher

the case against the trump organization expected to officially go toni trial on monday, which is six days from today. and judge engoron, the same judge that just accused trump's team of living in a fantasy world, he will be the presiding judge in thatth case. oute of that trial we're likel totr find out the fate of trump empire, whether he'll lose control of his numerous properties and whether he and his sons will ever be allowed to do business in new york state again. joining me now are laura jarrett, senior correspondent for nbcja news, and susanne, craig, one of the lead reporters into the investigation of trump's finances. help me understand. ruling and i've gotten slightly better at understanding. this one was tough for me, i'm not going to lie. laura, i understood this to be a fairly devastating rebuke for trump's defense. >> i think the plain language, the scathing language, in particular the judge seems angry ht his words weren't taken seriously. over and over again essentially tell them i warned you about these arguments last time and yet you continued to make them. they're b

could he move them to an umbrella company, the trump organization, to another state? >> he's under monitorship with former federal judge barbara jones. and she has been overseeing the finances and making sure that all the paperwork and everything remains accurate. and she has found that during the pendency of this case, that he's continued to misrepresent his information and his assets. so, he can't really do that without her permission. and the other thing that this decision did today is it said that any licenses he has in new york, including his llcs, he can no longer have those certifications and those licenses. so, many things, in addition to real property, are going to be at risk here and dissolved. so, i think it's just a matter of when it happens because this judge gave ten days and then now another 20 days. and then let's see if an appellate court stays the execution of this. but in the meantime, he can't do much because of former judge barbara jones, who is very much in charge of making sure that he doesn't do things like that with his assets. >> and maggie,

the attorney general of new york has done something that has demonstrated some peril for the trump organization, the trump family, but there's also his university, where he settled that case. he had an opportunity to try to settle this one. he didn't take it. >> yeah. i want to turn to the other piece i mention, which is this language -- we'll put it up briefly on the canceled documents. the parties are directed to recommend independent receivers to manage the dissolution of the canceled trump llcs. that word dissolution is something i want to get into you. we're going to take our shortest break, 60 seconds, and come back with both of you. with both of you ugh, i'll deal with this tomorrow. you won't. it's ripe in here. my eyes are watering. look how crusty this is. ugh, it's just too much. not with this. good advice. when stains and odors pile up, it's got to be tide. >>> we are back. we're covering this breaking news, a judge ruling late today that donald trump and his companies are guilty of fraud. s this a big step, a big victory in the case brought by the new york attorney general. maya wi

new york is found former us president donald trump, liable for fraud and has cancelled the trump organizations business certificates. the states attorney general letisha james brought the case against trump and his family business, accusing them of inflating the value of their assets and that was in order to get better terms on bank loans and insurance from says the routing is unfair of the plans to appeal kristin certainly has moved from new york. this new york judge is saying that former president, donald trump, who ran for office and got elected largely based on his reputation as a savvy successful business man, is a fraud. the judge ruled that the president and his business associates and his company over valued the assets that he had in order to get better financing and better deals when it comes to things like insurance, payments, or loans. this again is a summary judgement that was issued before the case goes to a civil trial in the coming weeks where other charges would be considered against the former president. but this suggest it is not going to go well. the attorney general of new

we could today be watching the end of the trump organization.tly this is the case that some people forget about, one that's not mentioned as frequently. it's a side thing because to david jolly's point it is not criminal, but i think to david jolly's point this one may be more about everything that donald trump is than any of the other ones because this is about who he has been for a long time. when susanne craig and her colleagues were writing about this they were talking about all the money donald trump's father gave him in all his bad business practices over the decades. >> i wish i could have said it as well as david jolly said. this is ruling by a judge privy all the financial information of all the trump org and all his llcs that were part of this litigation, and he is ruling that essentially these llcs must be dissolved because of the persistent fraud by trump and his sons and the others who are named in this order. as david said this is sort of an exclamation point on the reality that donald trump is a fraud. now, his civil empire may be

to our democracy from donald trump, and what it looks like a financial death penalty for his trump organization in new york. >> this is such an across the board laws, it is hard to see how this does not spell the end of donald trump, the businessman in new york. >> and president biden makes history's. this >> time to step up for us. >> tonight, the incredible scene in michigan where the president joins striking union workers on a picket line. what it all means with this former chief of staff, ron acclaim. all in starts right now. good evening from new york i am, chris hayes. the head of the republican party, one of two major parties in our system is once again stoking violence and anyone with eyes to see or ear stay here should be pretty freaked out about where this is all going to lead. just in the last few days, just a recap of say the last three days, trump floated the idea of executing the outgoing chairman of the joint chief of staff, for general more to milley. he calls for this very network and our parent company to be investigated for quote country threatening treason, trees and of cour

and the trump organization lawyers then effectively say, absolutely not. do not do that. no way. we know that some point after that, another trump employee drains the pulitzer mar-a-lago and just happens to flood the room where all that security footage is being kept. mar-a-lago is not a nuanced or particularly complex indictment here. but will any of that actually matter at the rate that judge cannon is allowing this case to proceed? >> joining me now are mimi rocah, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, now the district attorney for westchester county. and mark zaid, an attorney specializing in cases involving national security. mimi rocah and mark zaid, thank you for being here. i, mimi, would love to know, what would account for a judge, you know, receiving this request from the government, in june, and waiting until september to make a decision on. it >> look, judges often do not move at the pace that we as litigators would want them to. i mean, i have been frustrated by a pace of a judges decision making more times than i can count. i am hesit

and let's cancel the trump organizations business certificates. the states attorney general broke the case against trump in his family business, accusing them of inflating the value of their assets from says it tends to appeal for losing. for yes, president joe biden has made history by joint a striking older workers on the picket lines in wayne county. he's the 1st sitting us president to do says, united auto workers begun this strike 12 days ago. the best of pay and working conditions and the other the to i'm as an is being sued by us regulators of allegations that stifle competition by inflating prices and have a charging sellers on his platform. the federal trade commission, it says amazon prime as sellers who offer lower prices on other platforms, more medical teams that arrived in the go know car back when explosion of the feels that the appeal at least 20 people and into the hundreds. many on a critical condition, the glass top of those people, so you can definitely on media lined up for petro on monday. there's the headlines and it's contin

when that holds up if it's affirmed, trump organization no longer exists, it may not do business in new york. there may be some kind of, you know, complicated to dissolve a company, maybe there's different kinds of corporate little twists and turns and basically for him and his two sons, they are as -- out of business and the thing that matters most to them. it's a death penalty for the brand which, you know, next only to his liberty is about the worst thing that can happen. so arc peeppeals will run, but e finding it very strong $2.2 billion of inflation over this period. the attorney general wants 250 million, but many other people to the point could wind up getting it. the money is just gone and distributed to others with no oversight by trump as to where it goes. they have to appoint an independent person you say if it holds up. upon you've read through this. how much of a chance is there that he could wiggle out of this? >> i don't see a lot. he's doing two things. he's personally sued the judge. i see that going nowhere, and then there's the actual fraud, but it will be based on t

trump committed fraud. decision means a civil case against the former us president, and the trump organization can begin next month. prosecute is the ledge that trump and slate to the value of real estate holdings to get back to terms on loans. hollywood screen, why says union has given members of green lights to return to work. they've been on strike for almost 5 months, taking shows off and halting productions the union reach to deal with studios on pay and restrictions on artificial intelligence. then there was 40, transmitted tre, will review its claim to have killed the c'mon de of russia's blacks. the flame images of victo circles has since imagine russians, date tv, ukraine previously said, and killed stuck gloves and 33 others in a cruise missile attack on the feats headquarters. the solution focused product to job i didn't, has become the 1st us president to join strike is on a picket line. he was hoping to win of a blue collar workers. and the key swing state of michigan binds poll numbers of state consistently low of a, his handling of the economy in an unprecedented 2 of the board

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and the trump organization can now begin next month, across prosecute us alleged that trumping flight of the value of real estate holdings to get that attends on lines from east to appeal. a decision that job boston has become the 1st us president. the joint strike is on a picket line. he's hoping to win out of the blue collar workers in the case, swing state of michigan at the time buttons poll numbers of state consistently low . why? but he's handling of the economy in an unprecedented 2 of the board for organized sleeper. joe biden profitable hon and joined, striking members of the united auto workers union just outside detroit. the car was through the middle class. so let's keep going over for a whole lot more. you get paid. now the union is going to show you, we just show to i was in bed benefits from detroit speak creek army just over 2 weeks in the strike is only because they going to mean millions of dollars by didn't 15 minute visit on degrees guys was at the invitation of the union's president for the 1st time in our country's history, the sitting usa president, all right, i

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in new york has found former us president donald trump liable for fraud and his council, the trump organizations, business certificates. the state attorney general brought the case against from his family business, accusing them of inflating the value of the assets, state and federal officials in the us state of texas, our olds on how to respond to the influx. migraines of the southern border. thousands of asylum seekers continued to crow, stating from mexico you as president joe biden has made history by joining striking which i work is on the picket line in detroit, he told me, members of the auto workers union they deserve to pay rise. they're demanding amazons being sued by us, regulators of allegations, but it's like food competition on slicing, prizes, overcharging sellers on its platform. federal trade commission says amazon punish sellers who of lower prices on other platforms. okay, witness coming up next, stay with us. we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world. if there's somethin

so it is donald, his two older sons, allen weisselberg and two other employees of the trump organization. and in new york, you cannot operate a business except as a sole proprietor like my book writing business unless you have a license from the state. and the judge has canceled all of those licenses all of which fall under the umbrella of the trump organization. this is a corporate death penalty. >> you've written so much not just about the in the weeds financial dynamics but also the man himself. what do you think this means, the death penalty that you are laying out here, what would it mean to somebody like trump? >> well, donald potentially could end up with nothing but his presidential and television show pensions. eventually after he appeals, which he will, and of course for his whole life he will insist he did nothing wrong because donald has said in his whole life he's never done a single thing that requires seeking forgiveness. those assets will be seized, they will be sold and clearly they will not bring the highest prices. creditors, fines due to the state and taxes will be pa

that includes trump organization and what's going to happen now is a receiver is going to be put in placedetermine how it will be dissolved. now, it's unclear exactly how that's going to go into effect, but, again, it's a big blow to the trump organization. let me get reaction from trump who said to this decision, it is a great company that has been slandered and maligned by this politically-motivated witch-hunt. it is very unfair and i call for help from the highest court in new york state for the federal system to intercede. this is not america. you can see right there they plan to appeal. sara, there was already an appeal with this civil lawsuit on the books, will be in front of a judge, actually we are expecting to get a ruling sometime this week which could delay the start of the civil hearing next week. there is a lot going on in court, as you know, the trumps do like to sue and like to take their action to court. we will keep on following this. >> really interesting that the judge made this summary judgment on some of the biggest things letitia james was asked for before the trial

ordered the business certificates of the companies named as defendants in the case, including the trump organization canceled. in a statement, trump referred to the fraud ruling as ridiculous and untrue and said his civil rights had been violated the trial is set to begin next week >>> on tuesday, the supreme court rejected the latest attempt by alabama republicans to redraw the state's congressional maps it comes after a ruling in june that said the map was in violation of the voting rights act. the court ordered it to redraw it to include a second-majority black district they refused emergency requests to block lower court rulings that threw out the latest gop map which still included only one majority black district. state officials expressed dismay at this decision, with steve marshall saying the previous maps that were drawn should have been upheld. >>> now let's turn to a developing story overseas. thousands of ethnic armenians are fleeing a long-disputed region asser jean in azerbaijan >> reporter: tens of thousands flee, crossing the mountainous roads, many families cramming into vehicles ov

today new york judge arthur ingron announcing the case against trump and his adult sons and the trup organization said that donald trump, eric trump and donald trump jr. are liable for fraud. the judge said they repeatedly lied about how much their properties are worth. they did that in order to get more loans, he said. the judge also canceled the trump organizations business certification. but some legal experts refer to as the corporation death penalty. now the former president, who has spent decades bragging about his wealth, and building a persona of an ultra accomplished real estate tycoon, a persona that helped propel him to a top rated tv show and then to the presidency. he will see some of that same fortune put in the hands of a new york jury. the state's attorney general is seeking $250 million in damages. and a ban on the trump's ever doing business in new york ever again. now trump's excuse on social media this morning, as i alluded to earlier, is this, quote, there is a powerful disclaimer clause on the first pages of the financial statements. it states that nothing in the financial s

before the trial begins in new york to 50 million dollar lawsuit against donald trump and the trump organizationon the witness list, along with his two sons. ork torney general letitia james alleges that four years, donald trump inflated his net worth by 2.2 billion dollars. and the judge in the case of a current, roman the former president has company committed repeated acts of fraud. r example, donald trump has apparently been exaggerating the size of his trump tower apartment, but a little more than 19,000 square feet. the judgeriting, quote, a discrepancy of this order of magnitude, but overall as a developer, sizing up his own living space of decades, can only be considered fraud. trump attorney has said he plans to appeal the ruling, which he characterized as outrageous. msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor paul butler joins me now. paul, first, i don't, how do they not get appraisals in new york? i don't know. maybe it's just for rich people. talk to me about these licenses, paul. the business law syncing in new york, now donald trump, but about his said he has committed frau

ordered the business certificates of the companies named as defendants in the case, including the trump organization, canceled in a statement, trump referred to the fraud ruling as ridiculous and untrue and said his civil right also been violated the trial is set to begin next week >>> on tuesday, the supreme court rejected the latest attempt by alabama republicans to redraw that state's congressional map. this comes an of ruling in june that says alabama's map was in violation of the voting rights act and the court ordered it redrawn to include a second-majority black district in the new ruling they refuse add emergency request that threw out the gop's latest map which still included only one majority black district state officials expressed dismay with the decision, with steve marshall saying the previous maps that were drawn should have been upheld. >>> billions of taxpayer money spent on navy ships never expected to hit the high seas. the navy itself even questioning why years and money are being poured into the ships. courtney kube reports. >> reporter: growing outrage that billions of dollars

earlier this week a judge found the trump organization liable for fraud. ey the trumps will have to pay. the judge found that the trump organization misstated the value of assets over several years changing values close to $2 billion. >>> actor michael gambon from the harry potter films has died. the irish star was part of the six out of the eight harry potter films. knighted in 1998. he was 82 years old. >>> in less than 24 hours, we could see even more united auto workers union members join the picket line. the uaw president is expected to host a live stream on facebook tomorrow. he's expected to announce additional strikes. unless he sees serious progress on negotiations talks. >> we're a little over two days away from it becoing a reality potential, a major disruption to the entire country. >> it could not come at a worse time. noah prensky explains why. >> reporter: so much noise coming out of washington. >> prevent a government shutdown. >> the government could shut down. >> reporter: here's everything you need to know about a possible government shut

> introduce an order from the supreme court of the state of new york from tuesday where the trump organization was found liable for fraud and specifically on page 28 where there is a paragraph entitled "the trump brand premium" that was increased the value of trump assets by 15 or 30%, according to the trump organization. >> without objection, so ordered. chair recognize mr. frost from florida for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. impeachment inquiry is a grave under taking that is supposed to be in response to evidence of a crime. mr. chairman, you have questions, many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle in this hearing have questions, but questions are not the basis for an impeachment, evidence is. mr. turley, on september 1st, speaker kevin mccarthy said that he would not launch a fake impeachment inquiry, a sham impeachment inquiry. then on september 12, '12 days later completely changed his mind. my question is why. in those 12 days, did hard evidence appear that clearly and directly links the president of the united states, joe biden, to a crime? >> i can't answer as

, donald trump supporters gathered on one side of the road, democrats on the other, and local ukrainians and people who support them are nearby. on the left, the stand with ukraine organization. opposite us, the republicans who support trump, still claim that he is the president. ukrainian activists, including democrats and republicans, tried to tell both sides the facts about the war. today, during the republican presidential debate, it is very important to show the whole world that it is in the best interests of the united states to fully support ukraine. some supporters of trump are convinced that they support ukraine, but they do not the scale of aid that the us provides to kyiv. i fully support ukraine in its fight against russia, but i do not support the scale of american aid that is coming. but in general, members of the republican camp are against supporting ukraine. sometimes the disputes became radical. they are not going to fight in ukraine, but are walking with flags here. here in america. must walk exclusively with an american flag. several american volunteers who fought in ukraine came to the demonstration. they wanted to share their experience with the partici