alvin bragg.ous for not prosecuting violent criminals and for charging marine daniel penny in the death of a mentally ill homeless man who was threatening sub ridge riders. now it looks like bragg is afraid of the monster he cre created. >> i know the statistics that transit crime is down, gets on the train -- i, too, get a knot in my stomach. >> jesse: bragg is not alone, 61% of new yorkers worry they could become a victim. residents and other liberal areas feel the same. democrat mayor eric adams thinks it is all media hype. >> picking up the news, the morning papers, they sit down and they see some of the most horrific events that may have been throughout the previous d day. it plays on your psyche. be clear on that. but my mission is to prove movee from what they felt do what they are feeling and no one can take away from the fact this city is humming. >> jesse: city's humming, harold. >> harold: so i think, i learned a long, long time ago in politics, you can't tell someone how they feel. and

let alvin bragg enjoy his time in the spotlight [ applause ] >> seth: sorry, so you -- you want alvino get all this scrutiny that comes with indicting trump? >> seth, this is black people's moment, okay having a black president was great. but letting a black man take down trump that's the final boss level. [ cheers and applause look, think of it in hollywood terms. it's great when they let a black guy star in a movie. but true equality can't be achieved until black people are allowed to play the bad guy. okay, forget idris elba playing bond why can't i be a bond villain? ♪ i see you finally figured it out, mr. bond. it is i who have been stealing candy from children. see, when i was a boy, i wasn't allowed to have candy. or friends so now, neither will the world [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i'm jeff wright. i'm 6 feet tall and i'm represented by erika lancaster at caa - >> seth: okay, jeff, i hear you, that calling the investigation soros funded is racist but just to be clear, it's also anti-semitic, right? >> oh, hell yeah, seth they ain't going to catch me on some kanye west b

alvin brag bragg.y famous for charging marine daniel penny in the death of the mentally ill homeless man who was threatening subway riders. now it looks like bragg is afraid of the monster he created. >> when one of my family members gets on the train, i too get a knot in my stomach. >> bragg's not alone, 61% of new yorkers say they worry they could become a victim. residents in other liberal areas feel the same. democratic mayor eric adams thinks it's all just media hype. >> every day picking up the news, the morning papers, they sit down and see some of the most horrific events that that may happen throughout the day. we're clear on that, but my mission is to move people from what they felt to what they're feeling, and no one can take away the fact this city is humming. >> city's humming, harrell. >> so -- harold. so i think i learned a long time ago in politics that you can't tell someone how they feel. and you can't tell someone -- if they don't feel safe, you can't tell them they're safe. and if t

>> jesse: remember alvin bragg, the d.a.y admitted crime is a problem. >> i know the statistics that crime is down one move my family gets on the train i too get a knot in my stomach. >> alvin is scared that his family members are going to get assaulted by one of the criminals he lets out of jail. all this guy does is downgrade felonies. how can he say is he worried when he is making the problem worse? and if you try to stop a subway criminal you get charged with murder. alvin, you should probably ride the subway. maybe see what it's like. also say no to criminals. and maybe draw a line in the sand and saying we're not going to tolerate this anymore. charlie hurt is a fox news contributor. charlie, when i was growing up, when you were growing up, there was a few homeless around, they didn't have tents. they didn't have pools. and they didn't smoke fentanyl and fire weapons right next to an elderly home. >> yeah. you know, it's not safe, it's not fair. in fact, it's a complete mockery of everything that we believe n terms of

alvin bragg has taken that statute off the table of the that's not prosecutorial december discretion.s when you look at individualized cases. you don't take a statute of the of the penal law. i don't know how they get away with that. of the 5 district attorney's four want prosecute that crime. >> i would also say if alvin bragg is terrified of using the subway maybe he should talk with the mayor and make it a safer place. then people went wouldn't have to act like vigilantes. good to see you. thanks very much indeed. every year 10s of thousands of women and children are sex trafficked in the united states. it's hard to believe in states like california it's not deemed a serious felony. think about that for a moment. republican legislators in the state try to change that with a bill that would create harsher punishments for traffickers but were blocked by democrats in the state house. house committee governor gavin newsom personally intervened. yet some democrats may vote against. thanks for joining me. this seems extraordinary on many levels. why is it not a serious felony already? >>

remember that thunderbolts from alvin bragg? and there was a -- today -- but i do think that that is one reason why smith came out of the box quickly. he is focused on fani willis. i have been in this position as u.s. attorney, where there are parallel cases. and, in fact, you normally do communicate more than he has. i think it is interesting that to date he hasn't very much. so, the short answer to your question is, yes. the timing -- and we will get to maybe talk soon about aileen cannon and what is happening in mar-a-lago. but i think, depending on who gets the case in d. c., you could well have a judge who is going to move it very quickly, in a court of appeals, who won't book trump's nonsense as the 11th circuit might. so, yes, all of a sudden, the focus might really be, this is what could go first. and, of course, there is a half a dozen things, including the e. jean carroll civil case going in january. but i think it might very well become the mar-a-lago case, sort of second, third in a huge menu of trouble for donald tr

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. >> reporter: this 7-inch-thick titanium sphere with the crew capsule of the alvin submersible as it carried the first humans to the "titanic" wreck. it's been redesigned for current missions, an exacting collaboration with the navy, but basic principles haven't changed. how much thought about safety went into this? >> oh, my god. that is literally step one. we have fire extinguishers. we have emergency food we have water. the sub is built around the idea that we have to come home. >> reporter: the crew capsule and everything on board the deep diving submersible, even something as small as a camera housing, is pressure tested >> if it's a piece of alvin equipment, it gets tested. >> reporter: to 1 1/2 times greater pressure than it would experience on a dive. >> this is capable of doing 20,000 psi, which is more than a challenge in the deep, which is the deepest part of the ocean. >> reporter: fewer people have gone to the ocean depths than into space why do humans need to be at that depth >> it really goes to helping us understand our planet. >> reporter: vital research, they say, m

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in fact, it has gotten so bad, manhattan's liberal district attorney alvin bragg admits it. >> we haverk to do, no doubt about it. we have really encouraging signs. i know the statistics that crime is down, when a family member gets on the train, i get a knot in my stomach. >> harris: all about him, soft on crime alvin bragg and "new york post" calling out mayor eric adams. time square showing a man holding a knife among a crowd of people. look at that, circled toward the bottom. adams accuses media of fanning the flames of fear. guy walking through time square with a knife? you're imagining it. well, there is plenty of fear. new poll shows overwhelming 87% of new yorkers call crime a serious issue. 60% are worried they will be the next victim. more than half are concerned about their family's safety. put it alvin bragg, soft on crime liberal da who says he is worried about his family members taking the subway. here is more. >> hi, harris, new yorkers we talk to on daily basis say like that poll does, they don't feel safe despite the nypd saying crime stats are going down. that situati

alvin, you got to stand up and take more applause then that. when this program started a few years back, mayor breed was like, i want to get to develop a program that gets to all, and she's like, where can we go, who can i partner with in community that has the capacity, infrastructure, the willingness and the experience to do that work and jcyc came to mind. alvin along with john osake said we don't want to do another program that celebrates the summer or repeats what is done before. they want it to be very intentional about the programming and as many will be able to attest to, we had bumps and some hiccups along the way and even though it is not their fault, they stayed with us in that process, and so the ability to pivot during the pandemic when we didn't have in-person opportunities and we had to go to stipends or the ability to figure how to give wages, all those things and more in the sense that i don't know how many people alvin this year have you processed through opportunities for all? so, for them to figure how to make sure that over

quickly on alvin bragg. i mean, he's terrified of usinfg the subway, but anyone who actually tries to stop people attacking passengers, he throws the book at them. >> yeaook ath. and you know what? let's take it down to ave more mundane level and go back to brokenl an bac windows policing, which worked in this town across the world, books policing whiceverywhere. everyw the fare jumping crime wasinal t one of the ways. the bottom line is not everybody who fare jumps is a criminal. but if you're coming on the subway to do a robbery, you're not going to pay the fare. the city nypd managed to do pinpoint dfare. enforcement and grabbed a lot of fare jumpers. that was the first line of defense in broken windows policing. alvin bragg has takejump percent statute literally off the table. that's not prosecutorial discretion. >> they hide behind that phrase. prosecutorial discretion is when you look at individualized cases, you don't take an entire statuteu look ouw the penal law. that's not even legal. i don't know

and this is part of the reason is this is what vivek was saying earlier is that alvin bragg did donald else. it allowed all of these to be cast as political whether they are or aren't. you can lump them in together, in which case if you're somebody who is sending donald trump $5, $50, or more, you may keep doing that because of all of this is, again, in for a penny, in for a pound and fully baked in. >> and the strength of the manhattan case versus something like the mar-a-lago case, you can't even compare the two. so democratic congressman dean phillips of minnesota, he's reportedly considering a primary challenge against president biden. does that concern you? >> no, it doesn't. i mean we were grateful to have the congressman's support on all of the president's, you know, most successful items for the last three years, including his big bipartisan infrastructure bill and 300 bipartisan bills that he's signed, and he was proud to welcome us to minnesota when he asked to come visit his district and take plenty of pictures with us. so we enjoyed the congressman. he's welcome to do what

i lived in georgia as you know or alvin bragg in new york, alvin bragg admitted he's afraid to go onubway system in new york but charging from her servicemember in a case with the homeless guy but if you look at the jurisdictions, new york, florida, fulton county, georgia and likely washington d.c. if they indict on january 6 related issues, every time will numbers go up -- >> why is that? >> because i think people see injustice. we just had a durum report, a light to this country for three years. i'm proud of the fact that i had a great cast, sarah carter, john solomon, i can't mention everybody so what did the report say? is said it was not a single thing they could corroborate as it relates to the steel dossier. it said operation crossfire hurricane, at that investigation, it should never have been opened. offered christopher steele over $1 million to corroborate any part of the dossier. they couldn't do it and he goes forward and uses it as a book of information for pfizer verified on top, it was unverifiable has been debunked, there's no consequence. people in america are hitche

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alvin bragg, my gosh, for you to say you get a knot in your stomach for your family to ride the subwayn't incarcerate or you took a bodega worker defending himself and you took a good samaritan, daniel penny. >> harris: daniel penny was first thing i thought of when i saw that from the district attorney. i mean, so you feel like the other people in that locked down subway car who have told their stories of how glad they were that somebody would stand up to a man they felt threatened by, ironic those words would come from this da. >> emily: and from the mayor, we were feeling safe, now we feel unsafe and afraid. i'm exhausted of reporting horrible situations we keep playing and seeing violence over and over. the woman who lost her eye, that says everyday she looks in the mirror, she is reminded of that incident and i'm exhausted for the people who live in constant fear on the fox true crime podcast i host for fox news, i had a security expert, former secret service detail saurp supervisory agent who told how to keep safe while traveling to this city and others. would we have that need i

does it hurt or help him at this point, given the alvin bragg indictments?mary but it could cost him in the general. it's a lot. and he is going to have to go to three different trials. >> jessica: by the time georgia comes. >> jesse: thank you for that. four different trials while he is running for president. it's a lot. he is going to have to win and then pocket pardon himself. ken starr is to be the special counsel in the '90s. he couldn't leave his house without getting mobbed. the head of state that wherever he went at they would get right up in his face and they'd scream at him and call him names and say he was a bad guy, he was hurting the country. they are treating this guy like kim kardashian. like they are tmz, oh, he stood in line like everybody else. they are trying to make him a celebrity and that is what they do, the demonize of the president and lionize the prosecutor. they did it with alvin bragg come remember cuomo, cassidy, the one who testified he was reaching across secret service agents -- they do this with people, they did it with muell

but this week's cnn hero is working to change that meet alvin irving. >> what's up, man?iendly reading space in the barbershop. we literally ask little black boys what do you like to read? and those interest books we distribute to our national network of barbers. use the opportunity when they're sitting in the chair to just even talk to them about books. many black boys are raised by single mothers. so their there is this opportunity to support bashers in becoming. >> how is the book going so far? >> black male reading role models. i'm just excited that we get to create a safe space for boys to do something that is really life-changing. that's what i really believe reading is. it unlocks potential. >> to learn more about alvin's program go, to cnnheroes.com. >>> and don't forget to nominate someone you think should be a hero. nominations close july 31st. (mom) the moment i loved our saru outback most... was the moment they waed away from it. (daughter) m! (mom) oh, thank goodness. and that's why our family will only drive a subaru. (vo) subaru. more iihs top safety pick p

alvin bragg stretched a statute to be able to target donald trump. even people on the left acknowledge if it wasn't trump the case would have likely not been brought against the normal civilian. you have a situation where the department of justice, the fbi have been weaponized against people they do not like. the number one example happened to be against donald trump with the russian collusion. that was not a legitimate investigation. that was being done to try to drive trump out of office. what i have said is as president my job is to restore a single standard of justice and end the weaponization of these agencies. we are going to have a new fbi director, big changes of the department of justice. americans across the political spectrum need to have confidence what is going on is based on the rule of law and not what political tribe you are in. the second thing that i was say is this country needs to have a debate about the country's future. if i the nominee we will be able to focus on president biden's failures and i will be able to articulate a pos

former first grade teacher alvin irby believes that giving kids the opportunity and encouragement tohis program brings books some place that black boys visit regularly, barbershops. >> what's up, man? how are you doing? >> we install a child friendly reading space in the barbershop. we literally ask little black boys what do you like to read. and then those are the books that we distribute to our national network of barbers. use the opportunity when they're sitting in a chair to just even talk to them about books. many black boys are raised by single mothers. so, there is this opportunity to support barbers in becoming -- >> how's the book going so far? >> black male reading role models. >> i'm just excited that we get to create a safe space for boys to do something that is really life changing. that's what i really believe reading is. >> it unlocks potential. >> to learn more about alvin's program, go to cnnheroes.com. and don't forget to nominate someone you think should be a hero. nominations close july 31st. thanks so much for watching cnn tonight. our coverage continues now. ♪ ♪

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the 34 counts of falsifying business records charged by this man, the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg in april. this indictment, the third against the ex president and if and when it comes will be by far the most consequential, while some people may argue the charges about donald trump's business practices in new york, for instance, don't really matter. or they just don't care that much about the documents at mar-a-lago. there is just no way for a reasonable person with elementary critical thinking skills to deny the seriousness of this case. this is about a real and existential threat to our nation. it's about donald trump's attempts and continuing attempts to undermine and possibly end our democracy as we know it. in fact, there has already been a long and thorough investigation into this, resulting in the recommendation of multiple criminal charges. that was done by the house january 6th committee, last year they methodically laid out the evidence against the ex president, showing the american people exactly how he attempted to remain in power against their will. he knew he h

now let's go to nyc where manhattan da and human hot pocket alvin bragg admits even his policies put own children, in danger. >> i know the statistics that transit crime is down but when one of my family gets on the train, i too goat a knot in my stomach. >> oh, he has a knot in his stomach. he should be grateful it's not a bullet. he's putting his own kids in danger no support a destructive ideology. this is some dad. if anyone deserves to be mugged by reality, it's him. but it never is him or anybody like him. it's always someone else. meanwhile a new poll reveals 87% of new yorkers say crime is a serious problem. the other 13% were already murdered. but they're not waiting around for help anymore. 40% are buying security systems, firearms, tasers, pepper spray and signing up for self-defense classes. and some are dressing like this to ward off attackers. [laughter] >> greg: but talk about a lose/lose. if they're unsuccessfully defending themselves they die. and if they win, they're going to go to jail for manslaughter. and you can guess who new york city mayor eric adams blames fo

but the d.a., alvin bragg said he gets nervous when his family rides the subway.l talking about. how do we fix this problem? >> as you know three years ago the city council defunded the police by $3 billion. now even though the city council brought the budget back to pre-pandemic levels and even though actually serious crimes like murder and rape are down, unless we completely untie the hands of our police. unless we repeal cashless bail and get rid of soft on crime d.a.s like alvin bragg. new yorkers are not going to feel safe in our city. >> ainsley: do you have others who support you? >> we do some and some don't. >> we had progressive city council. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: she is a barbie girl in a china world. the map going viral formed the iconic dolls -- or from the iconic doll's movie that extends china's territory. first, running on faith. mike pence follows his christian north star in his 2024 run. we will ask former chief of staff nic ayers if it's a winning strategy. take a look at the wounded

wrag -- can -- alvin bragg, the one who indicted donald trump.ting thing about the eric gonzalez case, the da in brooklyn, is that the charge against jordan williams who stabbed the individual is clearly an intentional charge. when you take out a knife and you stab someone repeatedly, it's intent. he wasn't even charged with an intentional crime. he was charged with a reckless manslaughter and not intent. so it was easier for the grand jury to dismiss. whereas in manhattan you had, you know, grand jury was charged on, you know, manslaughter and on neg homicide as well. there was no intent in the danny penny case. he left him in a recovery position which means he thought the cpr people would come in and, actually, i found out today from a source that they were looking for narcan. that's what hay thought was going on with jordan neely in the danny penny case. so i attribute it to different d as' offices and, to be honest with you, i'd rather have danny penny in court in brooklyn where even's on the subway than in manhattan where everybody's not on

not show up as you mentioned howie in meaningful numbers either in miami or in new york city when alvingg, the da in manhattan put forth the hush-money charges when it comes to stormy daniels and the porn star and president trump. to me i look at this i think when you are talking about the january 6th violence that was specifically focused where the allegation as president trump ginned up, really got people riled up to do that that's not going to be the focus. it will go much more at 30,000 feet. that is what appears special counsel jack smith is going to do. the violence threat, he was on sean hannity's show on fox news too. i'm not, i'm not hearing that people are worried. in fact mike pence the former vice president was on cnn this morning. he was asked about that. he said he believes in the american people and that they understand that that is not the way to go about things. he did reiterate he thought president trump was wrong and still is wrong about what he said about overturning the election. howard: right. the former vice president said that many times. seems, mollie, we're hav

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i mean, i think alvin bragg was political. you have these other -- these people. render someone ineligible. so, i've not said that. but i also think just -- the elections got to be about the future. >> at the end of the day, i don't want to have to talk about that thing that is sort of in the past but not really. it's also in the future. by now, it is clear that republican presidential candidates do not have any kind of coherent plan on how to handle trump's mounting legal troubles ahead of the 2024. election in fact, most of them, from nikki haley to mike pence, or trying to avoid this topic altogether. house republicans, on the other hand, have a plan. kind of. and that plan is to downplay trump's legal peril by talking about president biden. joining me now is jen psaki, former white house press secretary and current host of "inside with jen psaki" right here on msnbc, a woman who is pulling, i will call it, triple duty -- hosting for chris hayes, doing your show, and also doing mine. we are so deeply grateful. >> and our children. don't forget about -- >> who a

alvin bragg had a big win in federal court the other week to carry his case forward.noticed because there's so much additional peril, and all these other cases as well. he's in tremendous legal jeopardy. >> i suspect he understands that. i assume he does. guys, thank you vf, very much. are donald trump's republicans rivals becoming emboldened by his growing legal troubles. what chris christie and others are now saying about the former president. and papa is hungry.. and whilile you're hittin' the trail, i'm hitting your cooler. oh, cheddar! i've got hot dog buns! and your cut-rate car insurance might not pay for all this. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, like me. roar. (sfx: family screams in background) this is remington. he's a member of the family, for sure. we always fed him kibble it just seemed like the thing to do. but heas getting picky, and we started noticin some allergy symptoms. we heard about the farmer's dog and it was a complete transformation. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it's a no-brainer that remi

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because you know alvin bragg is going to be going in february. >> trump's lawyers are asking for after election then. >> absolutely. it sounds like from what we have seen and what lawyers have said to the press behind the scenes and stuff like that, it sounds like it's more than just protesting that he lost the election. if sounds like they have assembled evidence about tactics that the former president used to try to hold on to power after he lost in 2020. assembling slates of so-called fake electors from swing states that the president had at that point lost. pressured state officials to block or delay joe biden's win and, of course, famously, on january 6th, tried to persuade the vice president not to certify the election results in the electoral college. that's just some of the stuff that could be involved. remember. >> brian: we know all of that. >> steve: all we know for sure is according to the source at abc, there are three federal statutes. would he don't know exactly the evidence, we just know that that is the case that has been levied against him in the past. >> brian: jack

.- march of next year's alvin bragg's to trial for the hush money probe.r mar-a-lago, and potentially a trial set that will be set in fani willis's investigation into trump's role in the 2020 election results in her state and then, of course, the special counsel probe, january 6th, a potential trump indictment. how is this all going to work, neal? >> so, it's definitely a full calendar, alex, as you said, and it's because donald trump, sure, appears to have violated multiple different criminal laws in multiple different jurisdictions. and our law doesn't really generally deal with someone who is this much of a serial offender. so, what is going to happen is the judges are going to have to work it out among themselves. it's probably two federal judges, one in d. c., and judge aileen cannon in florida, as well as a potential indictment in georgia and a certain one that has already happened in manhattan. and there is also the possibility of another federal indictment in new jersey, at bedminster, for that conduct. so, all of this is going to have to be coordi

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alvin bragg, and of course the so-called weaponization of the federal government.piracies, and debunked lies. and that's never been as evident as it was this week. comer's oversight city -- heard from to iowa - the investigation into hunter biden, it claimed that trump -appointed u.s. attorney who actually oversaw the case has repeatedly disputed what we did get in the hearing, hyperbolic theatrics from republicans. what we didn't get, evidence. any of it, of actual wrongdoing from the administration or the president. even republican chuck edwards admitted as much. >> i've heard over and over that president biden has not been implicated or proven for any wrongdoing here. and i acknowledge that, for now. >> for now. the next day the weaponization 's select subcommittee held a hearing on unfounded accusations that the biden administration is working with big tech companies to censor conservatives favorite subjects like, again, hunter biden laptop and covid-19 misinformation. sensing a pattern here? the star witness was a presidential candidate conspiracy theorist and

alvin bragg ran for office saying he was going to indict trump. don't say find me the man and i'll find you the crime. so i think there was a lot of sympathy. but then the i think just dominating the media coverage. i had gotten a lot of coverage in the aftermath of the midterm election. we always knew with these national polls that that was a sugar high. wasn't anything we were too concerned with either way. but what we've found is the more i'm out there, the more support we get in these early states, and it is a state-by-state primary. so i think it would be political malpractice to be running for president fixated on national rather than iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. so that's what we've done. you can make up ground, and is we are making up ground in all those states. that is not really going to be reflected in the national poll because they're such small states that you're not going to end up doing that. we have our eye on the prize. even people who cite the national polls have acknowledged that in those early states, it's a tighter rac

alvin bragg stretched the statute in manhattan.trump most people, even people on the left, acknowledge that if that wasn't trump, that case would not have likely been brought against a normal civilian. so we have a situation, where the problem just, as the fbi, have been weaponized. against people they don't. like the number one example of that happen to be against donald trump with the russia collusion. that was not a legitimate investigation, that was being done to try to drive trump out of office. so, what i've said, as president, my job is to restore a single standard of justice, to end weaponization of these agencies, we're gonna avenue fbi director on day one. we're gonna have a big changes at the department of justice. americans across the political spectrum need to have confidence that what is going on is based on the rule of law. that based on my political trigger. in the second thing i would say, this country needs to have a debate about the country's future. we need to focus on president biden's failures, all be able to

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