bohdan, maybe you know something more about the rather resonant statement made by james rubin.the state department knows this adviser well, he the politician spoke with them and said that it is necessary that ukraine does not hide the truth from battlefield, well, that is, with the line. well, a simple person can draw a conclusion, so we are either hiding something or fooling our american partners, or do we need to interpret rubin's words differently? i think that all the necessary information, let's say, yes in the context of the situation at the front, at the front, it is present, and within the framework of working communication between the relevant involved. persons at our level, at the level of nato member states, primarily of the united states of america, such updates are constantly happening, because it is really important for our partners to understand what exactly is happening, although from time to time we try to understand this politically, diplomatically, and already in an interagency way, so to explain that we absolutely need weapons in order to be able to ... repe

championship leader krasnodar, in turn, lost points in the match against kazan rubin.eting ended at a draw. 1:1, the bulls opened the scoring at the end of the first half, taking advantage of an error by the kazanets goalkeeper. dupin ran outside the penalty area to intercept and waved the ball wide. and lusigun scored into an empty goal. rubin managed to respond to the envy of the meeting; in the ninetieth minute, ashurman blocked the corner kick. pole quickly opened the scoring thanks to an accurate shot from the brazilian bithell. before the break , the locomotive made only one shot on target. in the fifty-eighth minute, dynamo midfielder denis makarov scored a goal that in iklog will be victorious. the locomotive had more control. the ball during the match, but the railway workers did not have any truly dangerous moments until the 85th minute, when midfielder arifaledinov hit the dynamo goal with a long-range strike, won and extended the unbeaten streak to ten matches, reaching the leaders in the standings. the club is gradually developing when there is stability,

lisa rubin is also with us, andrew weissmann is also with us there at the table with me. let's talk quickly about georgia law here and what needs to be proven. an article written by our friend joyce vance and a couple of others talks about how georgia law, georgia law on conflict of interest does not apply here. >> i agree with that, and there's sort of a legal component to this, and there's a factual component, and the unfortunate part is whether i agree, you agree and joyce

dave rubin joining us, host of the rubin report. people being pushed into subways, women being attacked, this fallen police officer out in massapequa. why would you have the new york city mayor insisting this is just the way people f feel? >> sandra, he can twist the numbers and percentages any which way he wants, that i lived in new york city from 1999 until 2013. giuliani was a mayor for the good portion of that, and mike bloomberg, who extend most of giuliani's policies is related to policing. and the city was largely safe. crime dropped across the board. there was an influx of people coming in. eric adams has extended most of bill de blasio's policies as mayor. see you can go into stories and steal what you want. we know because they don't back the blue that the best police officers have fled. many of them have moved to florida where ron desantis has given big bonuses to former nypd officers. this is just a sort of microcosm of almost everything that the left has done wrong in virtually every big city. people do not feel safe th

>> oh my god. >> i've never been more excited in my life. >> minutes away from the prison rubin getso had visited meek hours earlier. >> we are going to jail right now, everybody is going crazy. >> do you understand how thick this? is, there is no discussing it. >> the news was barely an hour old by the time -- but fueled by social media, big crimes had already beaten him there. >> an hour later meek mill, the face of the new movement climbed into reuben's waiting suv a free man. >> how excited are you to be on the helicopter? >> with about an hour waiting till game time meek, still in his prison close boarded ribbons elic opt or. >> did you think this morning when you woke up that you would be out? >> hell no. >> what did i tell you today. >> you might be at the game tonight, i said that is impossible. >> you said he found out about his release just like most of his supporters. >> i went to play chess, then went into my cell. >> what time did you wind up knowing? >> the dudes came up -- i landed in the cell right now with my eyes closed. i didn't even know what to think. >> his rele

anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. than two weeks after voting ended in california's primary tonight, we have the final count on proposition one. and voters have approved that measure,t& authorizingúalmost $6.4 billion to tackle the state's drug and homelessness crisis. the vote sphas been super close ever sine super tuesday. but the yes votes plans to build more mental health and drug treatment facilitiesl including permanent supportive housing and addiction services, and theregs that final count. it won just by a slim margin. governor newsom celebrating those results, saying that, quote, this is the how california tackles homelessness and a victory for doing things radically different. proposition ones passage means we can begin repairing the damage caused by decades of broken promises those suffering from severe mental illness. a new. at 730 tonight, a pittsburgh man has now been sentenced to prison for his role in an embezzlement scheme. harry coral, the third, the former ceo of nu metalúfinishing, was found fraud

i'm just almost broke the internet. >> and that was sam rubin from hollywood. oakland restaurant week kicks off this coming thursday. the event highlighting some of the best eats in the town. kron 4 get a chance to talk with one of those restaurants taking part. >> we feel that it's, you know, of all the years. this is kind of one of the biggest, the most important one for us because we've been, you know, coming out of pandemic. past couple we're really excited to put ourselves out there again and invite people to come. check us out. it's a wonderful time go out and support restaurants that you love restaurants that you haven't been to in a while the used to be, you know, in your relatives of places you would visit but you just haven't made it out for, you know, whatever reason. it's a great opportunity to go out and check out new places. there's a lot of places that opening. >> and restaurant week runs from the 14 to the 24th. how can i? >> now on inside california politics, the match is set in the race for u.s. senate. it looks like we're going to the general

joining us now, msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin, as promised, former fbi general counsel and robert mueller special counsel investigate, into russian interference, in the 2016 campaign election, andrew weissmann and former deputy district attorney and msnbc legal analyst melissa redman. everybody, welcome. melissa, starting with you, fulton county is your specialty. what did you think of today's decision? >> it was interesting to me, i think we were, at least i was anticipating the judge to make a decision, which standard applied, whether it be actual conflict of interest, or an appearance of impropriety, and what he instead found, analyzing both, so i think that really limits the defendant's ability to appeal his denial of that motion for qualification, finding there was no conflict of interest, and even with the appearance of impropriety, it does not arrive to one that would warrant disqualification, as opposed to remedy. so i think because he covered both bases in his order, it kind of makes it very tight in that it is likely to withstand an appeal, if one is granted. if the cour

but that's not how everyone sees it. madeline albright comes down with james rubin, deputy secretary state, and they set up the condition, for instance, of nato should be freely roaming around in serbia. of course, suffering steak, size, know things for that. so they knew that he thinks suggested that as part of a deal, we lost it, which would say no, i would have said no to i still remember vividly how corrupt in the media was because james rubin was interviewed on cnn. and he had the famous words today, the steps of chosen war and the obedience of justice and peace. now the who did you speak to christiane on for who was his wife at that time? so, i mean, it is amazing to me that the whole thing was to set up the same thing as it was to set up 2 pills and negotiations in ukraine. a full my head of the us is you can slow of it. that's plagiarism mentioned that it is deliberately set the ball a higher than the subs could accept. now, within hours of the tulips breaking down, they to dropped its 1st phones in an unauthorized campaign the 1st time it did use military force without the i

lisa rubin it's great to see you my friend.ng with my questions and i appreciate you. still to come, why a badly, badly photoshop portrait of reddish royalty has implications for american politics. we will explain, coming up. plus trump and biden cross a crucial presidential campaign milestone. that is about the only thing the campaigns have in common. we will have more on their respective strategies, coming up next. and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com children are the greatest joy and our best hope for a better future. friends, they are the future. but did you know that millions of kids right here in our own backyard are facing hunger every day without healthy food? it's harder to grow, to thrive, to feel their best. the impact when children don't have enough to eat is tremendous because when you're hungry and your basic needs aren't being met, you cannot learn. that's why i'm here now, asking you to join me in helping end child hunger in america. this is a problem we know how to solve, and we

and i guess now i can fire everything towards rubin.in the sinema, senator sinema, showed when she helped to save the filibuster. and for your viewers who don't understand what that means,al although i'm sure they do, you have to have 60 senators -- howard: yeah, it means everything in the senate. >> it means everything. and she showed courage in saving that. and without that, if rubin gallego were to win, the filibuster would be gone, they'd a pack the court with 5-10 additional supreme court justices, and our country would be gone. howard: let me jump in. you've been saying that the you are putting out an olive branch to people who didn't support you when you ran for governor. "the new york times" says you're mending fences. have some of these conversations been difficult reaching out to people who you were at odds with? >> you know, i don't find it difficult to pick up the phone and call people or meet with people who i don't disagree with or that i don't agree with on everything. that is called being an american who wants to, you kn

i'm sam rubin. >> actually watched the whole thing. i haven't watched in entire oscars in a long time. i usually get kind of border whatever. it was a really good show. and they had some great award presenters this year. >> for i didn't catch all of it caught last bit of it. we were in a little league a lot on, you know, you look at yeah. today it seems like it was well-received. yeah. everything went off without a hitch. a did some different things where they had past winners coming out to give the actor and actresses awards, which is really cool. mage gave a little like, >> you know, a homage to each one of the nominees, which was like different. i thought they had arnold schwarzenegger and danny devito, ca mau give 2 awards. and they were probably my favorite part of the night. they were talking about, you know, being villains in batman and making some jokes towards michael keaton. and so i it was really well this year. i thought they they hit the right notes. so hopefully they can continue doing that because viewership has been dow

rubin came back at the very end, rustam ashurmatov headed in a cross from the corner of the field, 1:. zenit, in case of victory over spartak, had the opportunity to catch up with krasnodar, but the game in st. petersburg ended in a goalless world, the principal rivals for the first time failed to score against each other in the rpl since the fall of 2018 . dynamo took advantage of the leaders' misfires. defeated a locomotive in the moscow derby. the blue and white took the lead in the opening. jorgi carascal effectively avoided four opponents and crossed almost from the baseline to bitello. the brazilian could only substitute his foot. dynamo were able to build on their success at the beginning of the second half. the same carascal dispersed a quick attack. konstantin tyukavin received the ball on the penalty line, turned and passed to denis makarov, who caught the goalkeeper on the counter. in the remaining time, loka only reduced the gap thanks to a billiard shot by rifat maledinov. 2:1 dynamo came within four points of krasnodar and two points of zenit. in a dramatic ending, cska

lisa rubin is joining us now. let's button this conversation up with lisa rubin.r thoughts on the appeals court ruling and how it'll impact donald trump legally? >> andrea, if we're talking about the appeals court ruling on trump's bond, i think it is really interesting in two ways. first, the fact that this five-judge panel lowered the bond to $175 million is a signal that this same panel may consider the substance of the appeal and lower the judgment in judge engoron's order following the trial. if they weren't considering lowering the judgment, in all likelihood, they wouldn't lower the bond. if other thing that is interesting here, with respect to this bond amount, they are not saying that donald trump still has the ability to borrow from new york financial institutions. there is a provision of judge engoron's order after the trial that said trump and his co-defendants could not borrow money from financial institutions that are registered or chartered in new york state. that provision was temporarily on hold to allow trump to find a bond. that's something that

joining us now, nbc news investigations correspondent tom winter, msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubinrmer new york assistant attorney general adam pollock, and nbc news business and data correspondent, brian cheung. everybody, welcome. lisa, let's talk about knocking down this bond. it's a really big deal. clearly what donald trump was hoping would happen. >> absolutely what he was hoping would happen, and assuming, katy, that he posts this bond within the next ten days, it will prevent the attorney general from taking any enforcement efforts. i want to make one thing really clear. while we are talking about this as a major victory for the former president, we are still talking about posting a bond of $175 million. that's a gargantuan sum by any measure. it's only a small sum and a major victory where we're talking about the former president having a $454 million judgment, and counting against him. >> tom, what do you think of this? >> well, i think we were speaking earlier today. i mean, there's a couple of things that are on the table here. one, it does provide him some wiggle room

melissa murray and jennifer rubin are back with. me melissa, i'll start with you here. where you see, it doesn't seem like a very compelling argument by trump's lawyers and regard to this supposed conflict of interest. is that the best they can do? >> it is the best they can do here. this is not the kind of ethical quandary that typically requires the disqualification of a prosecutor. usually, when you are worried about the conflict potential of the prosecutor, it is the prosecutor having a romantic relationship with a judge or someone on the defense team or a juror or a witness. not someone on her own team. while it might necessarily be a good practice, it is not necessarily a conflict of interest. here florida, they haven't shown how fani willis enriched herself in any way or that nathan wade took this job for the purpose of providing some kind of vacation slush fund to fani willis. maybe that were sloppy about their accounting. maybe she paid him in cash. it doesn't mean he took this job, which he's being paid faultless than he would and private practice, for the pep

. >> joining us now, legal correspondent lisa rubin., was it surprising to hear this judge speak so candidly? >> it was surprising to me to see reggie walton on tv at all. i want to underscore for you and our viewers how rare it is for federal judges to do press of any kind. to the extent that we see federal judges in the press, sometimes it's in connection with their work, a supreme court justice has a book on their judicial interpretive method, but we're not accustomed to seeing them on news or television, talking about their hobbies, much less ongoing threats to judges across the system, whether in the federal system or the state. it was nothing short of shocking to me and others in the legal professional. >> he didn't directly address what donald trump was doing with judge juan merchan's daughter, and this doesn't necessarily violate the gag order. why wouldn't judge merchan impose that gag order on not just himself but his family members. >> let's take those two questions separately. when you speak to judges, many of them will tell

unbeaten streak of up to 10 matches, although he failed to take three points from the meeting with rubineam took the lead after allakun took advantage of a foul.

stohr is a boston global columnist and msnbc political analyst, and msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubinns us here on set. blayne, several hours in court today. get us up to speed on what happened. >> reporter: well, let's talk first about what we heard in the courtroom today, and then i'll talk about the overall significance of today's hearing. what we heard in the courtroom is exactly what you laid out, chris, a first amendment argument by the former president through his attorney steve sadow basically saying that everything that was being alleged in this indictment was free speech. at one point calling into question at least the election of 2020 for the president quote, thanks the height of political speech. what the state is arguing is, okay, but all of these amounts to underlying acts that make up the overall criminal charge, so you can't do them if their in furtherance of a criminal conspiracy, which is what the state is alleging here. now, of course we heard all of this. it took about an hour and a half or so, and this is just the latest attempt by the former president to get thes

host of the podcast jen rubin's green room and author of the book resistance, how women save democracy from donald trump. they are both msnbc political analyst. good morning to both of you. thank you for being here. let me start with you, the primaries for all intents and purposes and the campaigns are shifting the attention, the general election, you are hearing this more and more from donald trump, definitely spent much more time speaking about nikki haley, joe, biden mostly and the democrats. you just published a piece for the washington post this morning, titled for ways biden can make inroads with anti trump republicans. talk to me about those. >> well there are -- they are not enough to win her the nomination but there are millions of republicans out there who supported nikki haley and understood her message that trump is dangerous and he is a crack, pot and we saw more into that this weekend when his speech was filled with these -- really these mental and verbal -- but nevertheless there are millions of republicans on appeal to them and he doesn't have to be really become a repu

means by that, they are friends, they played and won the russian championship together as part of rubin they played in attack for kazan rubin, so it would be better if serhiy revrov asked him and commented on the statement of the head coach and now the head coach. one opponent of rebrov in this confrontation, in this duel. well, we also have such statistics, these are the problems of bosnia and herzegovina, the national team in particular, i mean, because in the selection for the euro they took fifth place place, out of 10 matches they won three, and then two of them - they won liechtenstein and there, here we see these matches, here is this second column, where there are four matches, this is already a gift to milosevic, where they lost to all, except liechtenstein, this positive for the ukrainian national team, after all, they can play for one match in the playoffs. get together, well, in fact, we see that this is a cakewalk, according to the results, according to the qualification results, we see that only liechtenstein is lower than bosnia and herzegovina in the group, where even lu

also with us, msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin and former federal prosecutor kristy greenberg.s hearing just about to get going. what's happening now and what do we expect to learn today? >> the former president entering the building behind me just about 30 minutes or so with his motorcade, ana. you mentioned this is really just about the data, the trial, i'm dealing with some motions as well filed specifically by the former president's attorneys along with the juror questionnaire. let's talk about the date first. right now we're looking at may 20th. aileen cannon has indicated that's going to get pushed back. the proposed date so far by jack smith specifically was july 8th, by donald trump's attorneys was august 12th. quite frankly they said they want this thing to happen after the election. there was some overlapse when it comes to the juror questionnaires. we want to focus on the date that may come out of this hearing today. and whether or not there's going to be any collaboration between judge aileen cannon and the other judges in the other cases and trials in which the for

lisa rubin is also joining us, she's our msnbc legal correspondent. the judge writes here, turning to the indictment itself, the six challenge counts charge various defendants with solicitation of violation of oath by public officer, and then he cites the argument by defendants saying defendants argue that the indictment is defective because the charging language does not cite the oath each of these solicited public officers was required to take. and then he says the court's concern is less that the state has failed to allege the conduct of the defendants, it has alleged an abundance, the lack of detail concerning the element is fatal, as written these six counts contain the essential lements but fail to allege detail of the commission, the underlying felony solicited. lisa, can you translate all this for us? >> it's a little bit of difficulty to translate some of that. i will take a step back for a second. there's an important footnote that i think is worth considering here. when judge mcafee is saying these six counts need to be dismissed because th

joining me now to discuss this is jennifer rubin and opinion writer for the washington post and a msnbc political analyst as well as the offer of resistance, how women save democracy from donald trump. and my friend, michael steele. good morning to you both. mitch mcconnell has been extremely critical of donald trump following january 6th in particular. his wife also resigned from her post as transportation secretary . >> this tells us what we already know about mitch mcconnell, he is a man without a soul. there is no line he won't cross if forced to and simply because he stepping down from to subtly initiate does not mean he has fixed his conscious so he and the others will fall in line. already saw part of this when trump if you recall some in the bipartisan border deal. that came the senate and negotiated by one of the most celebrated senators. this party is both a call and a fashion movement in which there is no opportunity for dissent or criticism and they are all at this point enablers. >> michael, todd young said he will not support donald trump in the general election. we have h

covering all of the angles of this major decision with msnbc's katie phang, and lisa rubin, danny cevallosdave aaronberg, state attorney from palm beach county, florida, thank you all for joining us, katy, walk us through this 20-plus page decision and the choice willis has to make now. >> so, ana, msnbc first to report this 2346 page ruling that came from judge scott mcafee. the process has taken a few months, and so to that extent, if there was a win, the win would be for the defense for the delay. however, ultimately judge mcafee saying no actual conflict of interest was proven by the defense. it was their burden to have to show it through competent evidence during the course of the hearing. the judge reporting there was an appearance of impropriety that affects the prosecution. the cure, the choice for fani willis at this time, she and her entire office steps aside to allow the prosecution to be reassigned or special prosecutor nathan wade steps down. it seems to be an easy decision to be made that fani willis would stay, and nathan wade would go away. however, wade has played a critic

on our panel tonight is anna mikhailova — deputy political editor at the mail on sunday and joel rubin the former us department of state's chief liaison to the us house of representatives during the obama administration. more on those stories coming up but let me bring you up—to—date with our latest bbc news headlines. russia heads to the polls with vladimir putin certain to secure his fifth term as president and another six years in power. as voting begins, so do the protests. some voters expressing their anger by pouring dye into ballot boxes and some setting fire to photo booths —— micro polling booths. photos of food and medical aid arriving to gaza have been released. meanwhile israel has sent a delegation back to qatar for ceasefire talks. on the ground benjamin netanyahu has approved plans for a military operation to go ahead in rafah. ajudge has rejected donald trump as meg attempted to have the lead prosecution lawyer disqualified from the georgia election interference case, the judge ruled that fani willis could continue but said the special prosecutor she had appointed and h

rubin came back at the very end.ustam ashurmatov headed home the cross from the corner of the field, 1:1. zenit in case victory over spartak had the opportunity to catch up with krasnodar, but the game in st. petersburg ended in a goalless world. for the first time, the principal rivals failed to score against each other in the rpl since the fall of 2018. dynamo took advantage of the leaders' misfires and defeated lokomotiv in the moscow derby. the blue and white came out. forward in the opening. jorge carascal effectively avoided four opponents and crossed almost from the baseline to bitello. the brazilian could only substitute his foot. dynamo were able to build on their success at the beginning of the second half. the same carascal dispersed fast attack. konstantin tyukavin received the ball on the penalty line, turned and passed to denis makarov, who caught the goalkeeper on the counter. in the remaining time, loka only reduced the gap thanks to rifatage maledinov's billiard shot. 2:1. dynamo approached krasnodar

anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> it you if you drive around the city and see the graffiti everywherefrustrated on an older man's behalf after hegs repeatedly grn sphis property or face hundredsf dollars in fines. >> also ahead tonight, the spgovernor and state lawmakers y they have made a breakthrough on addressing the state's growing budget shortfall. but theúthin. >> we are tracking the weather out there. we've got some rain coming. you can see the clouds out there now. that's a i'll see you back here. >> with the forecast and dozensc of cases of measles reported across the country, and public health leaders in the bay area say people may have been exposed toc one restaurant in the east bay. >> and here's a quick check right now of the wednesday at the bay bridge toll plaza,ok where itúis stacked up right now. as drivers try to make their way into the city. it's going to be a slow ride for many of those people out there. tonigh you're watching u ne it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for y

joining me now to discuss all this is msnbc legal analyst lisa rubin. it's so wonderful to have you on set here to explain my continued confusion about what exactly is happening down in florida. and other legal scholars. what's cannon going to do here? i mean this seems like a very bad call just on its face, witnesses should be protected especially if the president has a history. >> cannon clearly still has a leaning toward revealing their names. and she actually asked david harbaugh of the special counsel's office verbatim has there been any evidence these witnesses have been threatened, and his response was sort of incredulous, and he said to her, well, that's not the standard, your honor. we don't have to show a witness has been threatened in order to make a credible case to you that the revelation of their names would compromise the investigation as well as their public safety? >> do you feel if see says no jack smith takes this to the 11th circuit? >> i do. jack smith does take it to the 11th circuit because there are 20 to 25 other witnesses accor

the enemy now, lisa rubin. msnbc legal correspondent and a good friend to us. things for joining us. let's go through the hush money trial. trump is seeking a delay based on pretrial publicity. let's let that sink in for a moment. he is citing statements made by michael cohen and stormy daniels. he is the one blasting out attacks and drawing attention to the case. the question is will the judge agreed to a delay? >> i doubt that the judge will agree to a delay on the basis of pretrial publicity for the reasons that you just noted which is although michael cohen certainly has not been silent about this case, nor has stormy daniels, who participated in a documentary that was aired on peacock. i don't want to call it our sister network at an affiliated network recently. donald trump is on his truth social account every day multiple times per day talking about this and the other cases facing him and in particular has gone after this judge and even one of his relatives with a -- and aggressiveness that i think belies what we ask backed of litigants. this is not like

according to us state department special representative james rubin, kiev is deliberately hiding theh about the real state of affairs the ukrainian army at the front, at a minimum, limiting reporters’ access to the combat zone . reading politics: a senior american diplomat responsible for countering disinformation believes that ukrainian president vladimir zelensky should be more open in terms of providing information about the progress of the war in ukraine. the advice comes as fighting intensifies , russian advances in key areas, and international attention to the conflict waning. james rubin said that sometimes ukrainian the government may resist the freedom of information that is normal for us. he also added that sometimes military reporters report on things that do not always meet the interests of vladimir zelensky. they must understand that war reporters cover war, even if they report bad news from time to time. this environment is more acceptable. while ukrainian western journalists. last year, that they have nowhere to go except i spoke about this back in november-october , h

in 1955 , the current rubin central design bureau developed second-generation diesel submarines, and, 1955 . he is called the arctic admiral, he has seven trips under the ice like no one else. he tells us what the difficulty of such a hike is: wormwood or thin ice is indicated on the map, so that if something happens, you can return, but during this time the wormwood can carry away or drag you away. ice. if only this? well, the difficulty is that if there is a good accident, then you die, you may not be able to break the ice and remain under the ice, but any accident, be it the influx of water or a fire, requires it, if water enters, then you need to rise as high as possible in order to to reduce the pressure , somehow seal it or the compartment is intact. seal so that the boat remains afloat; if there is a fire, then in any case the submarine must be ventilated somehow , because the gas mask is on all the time. the commands should have been given by the commander of the bc5, but his voice disappeared from the nervous situation and berzin gave the command. you walk and fly, you fly,

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with all that, let's bring in msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin.u. so much to cover here. let's go back to the beginning with this announcement we're expecting some time in the next few hours about whether or not fani willis will be disqualified as the prosecutor in the case down in georgia. what do you expect to hear? >> willie, i really don't know, and i think a lot turns on two things. one, what is the legal standard that judge mcafee applies to whether fani willis should be disqualified? that is contested. you have the d.a.'s office saying the standard is whether there is an actual conflict of interest that prejudices the defendants in their capacity as criminal defendants here and not for example, as voters in fulton county who helped elect fani willis. the other standard though, the one advanced by mike roman's lawyer, ashley merchant is it's about the appearance of impropriety. when there was oral argument on this, one of the things that the d.a.'s office drilled down into was telling mcafee was that while there is some case law that provide

president's week, unexpected angles and an exclusive interview can be seen first in the telegram channel for rubinto join. 10 years ago , the west staged a bloody coup in ukraine. all agreements on a peaceful settlement between the authorities and the opposition , the guarantors of which only yesterday were the western countries themselves, were thrown into the trash, chaos and anarchy began in ukraine , blood began to flow, which a few years later led to the fact that russia, in order to protect the people of donbass from the ukrainian neo-nazis, was forced to launch a special military operation. today the west pretends that it does not remember by whose hands this conflict was created, but we, as putin said, have not forgotten and will not forget. and that’s why now, in those days when it’s exactly 10 years since the coup d’état. how to understand this, who are you anyway, try to explain to farmers in e in france, in germany, in spain, in greece, in portugal, in the countries of southern europe, that they need to tighten up a little in the interests of ukraine, i’ll look at them reaction, but no

jennifer rubin, a columnist at the washington post and host of the greenroom podcast. both are political analyst. thank you for being here. how do you feel donald trump is feeling about his future? >> lonely, angry, anxious, petrified. dealing with forces he cannot control. we have talked about this before. donald trump is not a sophisticated man. he is not an intelligent man. he is a student of celebrity and he's been found sedated with it his whole life. that's what he thinks about himself. he watched that state of the union understanding exactly what biden was doing. to rewrite the script the republicans wanted him to follow when he walked in and gave the address last night. they thought he would be a stumbling, demented, and capable old man. instead, he came out with a light touch, he ad-libbed exactly when he needed to. he cornered the republicans at least twice on policy issues, off the class. he cornered with a and i think that's why you saw the massive volume of tweeting from chum. in the meantime, he understood that joe biden was getting traction. if you attra

>> lisa rubin, you want to answer that? >> it's a really difficult question to answer.sure we're going to see that. but i'm also not sure that issuing a further gag order is necessarily the answer here. i had a conversation earlier today with michael cohen, who as we all know is a known witness in this upcoming case before judge merchan, and is a person covered by this existing gag order, right? we can talk about all the ways in which judge merchan and his daughter are not currently protected and michael cohen is. and michael cohen's point to me was, if you think that the gag order changes the universe in which i live as a witness and a known enemy of donald trump, you've got something else coming. i walk down the street every day in fear. i get death threats every day because i am a person known to be involved in this proceeding. and the fact that he can no longer speak out against me even if he abides by that order doesn't change the daily existence for me and my family. so not only do i want to say to john, i don't know what the answer is, but i will tell you that ev

with recalls for adam davies, charlie savage, dylan levitt, josh low, rabbi matondo, wes burns and rubin who's picked for the first time since the 2022 world cup. luton captain tom lockyer was in the team for wales last euro qualifier. and he will travel with his club team for the premier league game at bournemouth tonight. the match rescheduled after being abandoned in december when lockyer suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch at the vitality stadium. he was hospitalised for five days after his heart stopped for more than two and a half minutes. he's got bigger things on his mind at the moment. the new baby, the new arrival. and, yeah, he is in a position where that is his main focus right now. that being said, i think going forward we would love to have him here on a weekly basis and being around here more because we would be able to lean on his experiences and he would be able to help us. next to the so—called new deal for football. 0ne between premier league and efl clubs that would see money filtering down from the top flight to the rest of the pyramid. months ago it appeared to b

ktvu south bay reporter anne rubin has the story. >> san jose police say this man, luis suarez juniortims, ages 4 to 85 on a single day. >> this recording is graphic and includes multiple juvenile victims fully exposed. >> it happened at the starbucks at 695 coleman avenue on january 30th. police say a plumber found the device under the sink pointed at the toilet. marta gonzalez says she uses this restroom hear somebody. >> somebody looking at us, that'sc like. that's like my privacy, you know? like, you know, even my kids, you know, like that's horrible. >> authorities say suarez was simply a customer here when they arrested him at home in mid-march. they found at least r0 firearms, high capacity magazines and looked like a cary soccer ball. now, police want to know if there were other victims on other days, in other places, that's a possibility, and that's why we're asking theúpublic if they have any other information, or if they believe that they used this bathroom at this coffee shop to contact detectives. starbucks released a statement calling this a deeply disturbing incident. t

. >> lisa rubin and mark childress are back with us.o give you an answer to your return burning question. >> yeah. i wanted to make sense. to lisa's point, he -- donald trump, has a statutory right to the information of the jurors. so what exactly is he going to get? >> i think, symone, after the jurors are chosen, are potentially during jury selection, he will have access to the names. but the way it will go down publicly nocourt, the jurors will be anonymyzed. >> it never becomes researchable to the audience who these folks are. in the e. jean carroll trial, they were even told to not provide detailed information about, for example for example, their employers, locations, what town they lived in, because that case, in federal court, drew from multiple counties. but here, i think we'll just get their numbers and also maybe an admonition from the judge, not to provide that personal information. >> we have been struggling all day and giving you a chance, my friend, to have some water. >>> let's go back to the classified documents case. i

lisa rubin, host of politics nation here on msnbc and the president of the action national network. the reverend al sharpton is here in host of politics broadcast, molly john fast is here. i am catching up still. i was out for a little bit and one of the things i am catching up on his alvin bragg's case, which is about trump allegedly having sex with a star file married and then allegedly paying money to cover it up so it did not come out ahead of an election. this is about two single people who had a relationship in the middle of prosecuting an ex- president. it feels like sometimes we stare so closely at the trees that we miss the forest. >> yes, exactly right, nicole. this is a distraction because it does not touch the core allegations in this case. none of the issues at stake in judge macv's ruling today bear in any way upon the charged conduct of the defendants. this is a separate issue. it is, however, a legitimate issue because prosecutors have a higher duty. judge macv goes on for pages in his opinion about the fact that prosecutors are held to a very high ethical standards

that was rubin reporting for us tonight and hollywood. well, congratulations are also ordered the oakland tech boys, basketball team for winning the division 2 state championship. they beat centennial bakersfield. 79 to 55 last night in sacramento. and here they are hosting that state championship trophy at a news conference, the head coach said that they take pride in being bulldogs. but most of all, they take pride in being from the city of oakland and we're going to have a live interview coming up with them. and just a few minutes, still to come here on kron, 4 news at 10, a fire in the east bay. tears through a warehouse. but firefighters say about battling this blaze e% next. >> plus, how a new plane could unlock the key to supersonic travel kron. 4 news going to be right back after the break. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. well, congratulations are in order for the oakland b

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i'm sam rubin. >> that really the best part.congrats to brock purdy. >> because he had his own biggest celebration over the weekend. he said i do. and he married his college sweetheart, jenin brand. their wedding was saturday in des moines, iowa. they have been engaged since last july. brock purdy is 24. he just finished his second nfl season with the forty-niners. so now he's got it all going on. how about that? apparently there it was. a big 1, 350 guests that that was a lot. yeah, that's a lot. all right. 9.51 is the time we have more football news to coming out of the forty-niners. according to multiple sources, the team is apparently planning to release. >> longtime defensive tackle eric r stent. this comes after both sides reportedly works to restructure his contract, a the team's salary cap situation. but apparently those talks failed. armstead now set to be a free agent come wednesday alongside chase young kevin givens and 3 others. the team drafted armstead back in 2015. in fact, he's the only player on the roster who p

attorney on msnbc legal analyst kershner is here, plus msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin joins us, and national affairs analyst john hammons is here. it is time to do something different. we are not going to have this conversation again. i have come on the air with breaking news about requests for gag orders because of threats for judges and their kids more times than i can count today before i got ready e point judge lou dig, i am sorry in advance, but donald trump broke the rule of law, and we should cover a broken judiciary in this country, donald trump managed to delay every federal criminal trial based on facts that he barely denies. donald trump managed to enlist the supreme court and a delayed process, the highest court in the land. nd donald trump brazenly and repeatedly attacks not just judges, and i had the privilege of sitting across not just from you, judge, but judge esther solace, whose son was assassinated by a crazy person. judges don't have secret service protecting them, they don't always even have -- i mean, her child answered the door. what are we going to do di