to see through this, this time, which she will and set the trial date for december 11th. >> nick ackerman it is always a pleasure to speak to you. kate? >> on our radar this hour, the home of rex heuermann who is charged with at least three gilgo beach bmurders. the authorities have found a walled off vault in his home that contained at least 200 rifles. >>> and now, it is wild ly reported that one person was trying to take a selfie, and the shoulder went out, and one rider said, down we came like skittle and then all of them were able to get back up, and get going and obviously full of rage. >>> so now, there was no winner of the powerball, and so you have another shot. the powerball drawing is at least $900 million and that is the third largest in the game's history and powerball is not the only one offering up a massive payoff, and the mega millions is up to $640 million. jonathan? >> so you are saying that there is a chance? >> teeing it up for you. >> the leader of the democrats progressive conference is walking back comments about israel and what she said aboutu the members of her c

now, with us is the former white house lawyer jim schultz, and special watergate prosecutor nick ackerman, and now, nick, let us talk about the watergate word here, because we are talking about destroying the evidence, and mutilating and altering and so, it does sort of ring a bell of some of those who remember watergate and some the evidence that went missing there. >> absolutely. this is really mirroring exactly what richard nixon did through his secretary rosemary woods where she deleted 18 minutes of a critical tape that was turned over to our office. this is one of the oval office tapes, and famously known as the 18-minute gap. richard nixon was successful in doing that, and according to this indictment, trump was not successful. they tried, but they couldn't find anybody who knew how to delete the server. >> and jim, let me bring you into the conversation, and what is it like on trump's defense team, because they were not expecting this, and so what is the mood like today? >> look, i think that the most significant piece coming out of this is that 30-second document that they discov

with me to talk more about that and more is nick ackerman and assistant watergate prosecutor and former attorney for the southern district of new york, and great to have you on day like this. and start there, secti 241 of title 18 is a crime to deprive any citizen of special rights. and how doese apply it here? >> what he is going to charge heres a conspiracy to deprive the american public of their right to vote, their right to have handed in their votes which elected joe biden as president of the united states. it is a very compelling argument to say that what donald trump did was to try to deprive all of you of your right to vote in the 2020 election. i might add that this is really the same central theme of the indictment that was filed in new york by the manhattan district attorney. if you are looking at paragraph 1 of the statement of facts from that indictment, let me read, it alleges that donald j. trump repeatedly and fraudulently falsified business records to conceal conduct that hides damaging information from voting public in the 2016 presidential election. in essence what th

joining me to discuss is now rick ackerman. nick, what's your reaction to the breaking news about the georgia supreme court rejecting trump's bid to stop that probe? >> i'm not at all surprised. there was no way they were ever going to remove willis as the d.a. or stop that investigation. that would be so unprecedented on so many levels. as a basic matter, the courts do not get involved in stopping grand jury investigations or inserting themselves into grand jury investigations. the thought normally is if the defendant has a beef with something that occurred in the grand jury or something else that occurred in the investigation, the time to bring it up is after an indictment when there's a trial in pretrial motions. so i'm not surprised. i think this was just something that was done by donald trump's lawyers to appease him so it looks as though they were trying to do something but it was all a big waste of time. >> so a hail mary pass that stopped short of the end zone. what do you expect from tomorrow's hearing in the classifi

. >> reporter: hollis now works with emily and west territory vice president christine ackerman to help saint jude reach out to gen-z. >> she is the model for future generations of philanthropists and leaders. i think what is happening with our society today around the world, she is a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: hollis speaks at schools several times per month. she urges young people like 11-year-old mandy ravel to serve others. >> i know a friend and he is disabled and she has inspired me to help him more. i think that it feels good to help others. >> reporter: hollis juggles a busy schedule, from teaching juggling for fun to interning with a philanthropic consulting firm. she even met dr. jill biden in london as a representative of former president bush's daily points of light organization. wherever she goes, hollis sparks a passion for service. >> embrace it and think about it and try to find your purpose and derive your purpose from that. from giving. >> reporter: so for raising funds for saint jude children's research hospital and inspiring young people to live a life of serv

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joining me now is nick ackerman and java ali. nick, i want to go to you first. you have the direct experience with a president who wanted to use the irs to target his enemies. talk about this in relation to the old nixon style and what danger trump posed contrasted to nixon. >> there's no question that donald trump is pulling a full richard nixon here and ordering and directing mr. kelly to have the irs audit various people. this is precisely what richard nixon did. he compiled an enemy list that included larry o'brien and had the irs audit him. directed the irs to audit him. larry o'brien was also subject of what happened in watergate. richard nixon stopped at nothing to uncover whatever he could and to create whatever damage he could on those people. donald trump has done exactly the same thing. we don't know what happened this terms of the audits of page and strazk. we do know what happened with james comey and his deputy mccabe were both audited. the odds of those two people being audited out of all the people audited by the irs is almost impossible. there w

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joining me now, we have cnn political correspondent murray and kincaid and watergate prosecute, ackerman. great to see you. all right. you have been reporting on all jack smith's moves. do you get the sentence that the urgency is timed up. >> it's hard to predict exact timing when it comes to the special council. what we have seen in this investigation are a lot of activities you would expect to take place near the end of it. we were talking about this december meeting with donald trump and his advisors that really went off the rails. that's something that investigators had previously asked about. and now they are sort of circling back to they are checking on it again with other witnesses. that's the kind of thing you would expect to see at the end of an investigation. we know that they brought rudy giuliani in. they talked to him in a voluntary interview for 2 days. he is late-in the game witness. they have some limited immunity deals with folks. again, something you would expect to see later in the investigation. we also know, allison, there are a few witnesses out there they haven't t

on thursday, i spoke with former watergate prosecutor, nick ackerman, who drew a parallel from nixonlegal mess. >> this is exactly what richard nixon had his secretary do. rosemary woods, with the 18 minute gap in the tape! i mean the most important tape that was going to be turned over to her office at the time! she just happened to hit the pedal at the wrong point to delete that portion of the tape! this is exactly watergate all over again in steroids. >> joining me now, eddie glug, junior, james-esque macdonnell, distinguished university professor at princeton university and msnbc political analyst. eddie, what this superseding indictment drop, they really thought there's nobody else i want to talk to about the impact of this. because you know, at the time of nixon's watergate scandal, there was condemnation that we saw on both sides of the aisle. yet today, the majority of republicans are circling the wagons around trump as he faces multiple indictments. so, what does this say about how solace, how absolutely solace, not only that party have to come, but how jaded america has bec

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i want to show the exchange the director had with harriet ackerman of wyoming about what you talked aboutr as weaponization was concerned. >> from the twitter files, missouri versus by the disclosure, the explosion and collapse of the russia pollution hoax, the american people understand there is a two tiered justice system being weaponize to persecute people based on their political beliefs and you've personally worked weaponized the fbi against conservatives. i asked mr. durham about this to which he answered i do not think things can go too much further with the view that the law enforcement what institute a tiered system of justice. a nation cannot stand under those circumstances. what are you prepared to do to reform federal law enforcement in a manner that earns back the trust of the american people. >> i would disagree with your characterization of the fbi and your scripture of my own approach. the idea i am biased against conservatives seem somewhat insane to me given my own personal background. as to how we are approaching our work of protecting the american people and upholding

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