that directly parallels with steve bannon did.non is a crack pot who spent years spouting pseudo-historical theories about how the world works, in order to make people who support him, and his movement, believe he was in the political vanguard, and then he turned around, and new small dollar donations who scam people that funds are being used to, presumably, build a wall. to the tune of $15 million. we now know that the state of trump's save america pack as being investigated for a very similar pattern of behavior, that you are seeing in bannon's case. the long arm of the law is, now, reaching around to hold them accountable, publicly. i think, as andrew said, these are rock crusher charges. i don't see wiggle room where they get out of this. there is a lot of people, in trump land via, who get away with this. >> with quick sentencing before we go, let's take ban and gets one year for his criminal contempt of congress, that is eight months, maybe, with good behavior, something like that. then, let's say he, gets a few years, he ge

bannon.nk you so much. >> with us now, conservative attorney, george conway, going to have to kill me first. quite a statement. >> very dramatic. >> he enjoys the drama, that is fair to say. what do you make of the case itself, as a legal batter? >> as a legal matter, it should be probably a carbon copy of the federal case. the federal case alurjed in essence they were making representations to the public and people who were giving -- they were soliciting money from that 100% of the money would go to building a wall, which wasn't true. they were lining their own pockets. the federal indictment brought by the trump justice department was very emphatic about that. and one of the things about committing fraud in the 21st century nationwide internet fraud in the 21st century is you can be charged from the federal government for wire fraud and charged for state fraud in any state. and so that's what's happened here. they went down the street, they're going down the street at the manhattan d.a.'s o

we will talk about steve bannon in a second. the new detail from "the washington post" more detail in these highly classified documents picked up at mar-a-lago, david, i wanted to ask you about that first. there is a list of known and suspected nuclear nations, of course, nine of them. which country could this be? about? >> there are nine known nuclear weapon states and iran, which are seeking nuclear weapons, believe. the iranians deny that but certainly putting together the material for that. seems unlikely that the president would have documents about allies that have nuclear weapon, britain, france, israeli, strikes me as the most most likely or not the only possibility would be iran and north korea. we know he held on to some of his letters from kim jong-un, the so-called love letters back and forth on the summit. president trump was very determined to make the case that he had succeeded with north korea, even though they didn't give up a single weapon during his time, which was, of course, the goal. and he was very determi

it is different because bannon never went to trial. so that is the key difference here in why this case is expected to proceed, at least further than that case did. >> okay. nbc's tom winter, thank you very much. >>> in just a few moments, we're hear from kristen welker with the latest on the fbi search of former president trump's florida estate. in fact we're going to that right now. the justice department and trump's legal team are both facing a critical court deadline with that, and kristen welker has the details. >> this morning all eyes are on the justice department as it weighed whether to grant the former president's request for an indeed third party review of the documents taken from his mar-a-lago estate. federal agents said they received 11,000 government documents including hundreds with classified marks. according to "the washington post," and not confirmed by nbc news, one of the documents described as foreign government's milt defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. the justice department said it would arm governmen

federal prosecutors charged bannon with the same alleged crime in 2020 but president trump pardoned bannons he was leaving office. presidential pardons do not apply to state investigations, of course. cnn's kara scannell is joining us now with the details. what's the latest here? >> good morning, john and brianna. as these are mounting legal problems for steve bannon, sources tell me that he will surrender tomorrow to face new new york state charges related to that crowd fundraising effort to build a wall along the southern u.s. border. now, these state charges are very similar to the conduct that bannon was charged by federal prosecutors in 2020, then prosecutors say that bannon and his co-conspirators defrauded donors to this crowd fundraising effort called we build the wall, they raised more than $25 million but prosecutors say they diverted more than $1 million of that fundraising effort into their -- to use for their own personal expenses. now bannon was pardoned by former president donald trump just as he was leaving office and presidential pardons do not apply to state investigation

bannon's rhetoric, his politics, et cetera.ou see in the receipts, in the paper case here? >> first of all, i just want to refute something that steve bannon said. he said people were trying to shut him up. nobody is trying to shut him up. he will be entitled to visitation hours. i'm sure he can read lots of books and write lots of things down while he is behind bars because, ari, we are now prosecuting bannon for a crime that he has already been charged with and pardoned for, right? so we already know that he's in significant legal jeopardy here, such that the former president decided to pardon his henchman. here's the thing and here's where we're going to talk about one of my favorite subjects, double jeopardy. double jeopardy is the rule that you cannot be prosecuted for the same thing price. that is expansive enough. you cannot be prosecuted twice for the same criminal activities, the same suites of acts. i as a liberal person, i'll put that out there, i like double jeopardy. i don't like the government being able to go aft

i will read to those who are not familiar, steve bannon statement of defiance.r being swatted three different times by deranged thugs from new york city inspired by the biden administration, to assassinate me, by police. the soros backed da, calvin brag, has now decided to pursue phony charges against me 60 days before the midterm election because war room -- that would be his podcast -- is the major source of the maga grassroots movement. they are coming after all of us, not only president trump and myself. i'm never going to stop fighting. in fact, i have not yet begun to fight. they will have to kill me first. here is what i don't get. he is willingly turning himself in, barb. how does this all square? they will have to kill me first, i have not begun to fight. but it appears that he is cooperating with prosecution. >> yeah. it seems that, so often with bullies, the bark is worse than the bite. although i really am concerned about, they will have to kill me first rhetoric. because it can tend to inflame people who listen to this. people will believe this. the

top trump advisor, steve bannon, was in handcuffs today.of money laundering, three counts of conspiracy, and one count of scheming to defraud, stemming from an alleged grift to bilk trump supporters, to build them with a plan to crowdfund trump's wall on the u.s. mexico border because, of course, donald trump was unable to get the government to fund it. bannon received a not so warm welcome at the new york courthouse, including one particularly enthusiastic heckler. >> you're stupid comment, greasy grift. or stop hurting america, stop hurting america, you greasy grift. or stop hurting america. stop hurting america, you two bit con man. >> a journalist with abc news captured this video of a handcuffed bannon responding to the case with his usual bluster. >> this is what happens on the last day of the nine regime. they will never shut -- me they will have to kill me first. i am not not yet the gun to fight. >> i do believe that bannon is correct, that as long as he's alive, he will be talking. now, remember, he's in those handcuffs because he

the only question becomes what was bannon's role? right?t at this point that there was a scam, that bannon was the chairman. the question now becomes, okay. what was bannon's role and the typical legal questions that would be asked in that context. >> okay, dan abrams, thanks very much. michael? >> all right, thank you, george. >>> now we go to the blistering heat wave in the west. another day of record-breaking triple-digit temperatures is expected as the heat and dry conditions fuel wildfires across the region, forcing new evacuations. will carr is on the scene in hemet, california. good morning, will. >> reporter: this morning thousands of firefighters battling fires in the midwest pushed in the swelters heat wave. the deadly fairview fire in hemet, california exploding nearly doubling in size in a matter of hours. this morning, it's burned more than 19,000 acres claiming at least two lives. watch this fire whirl burning through the hills. crews attacking the flames for the fourth day from both the ground and the sky. this fire burned fa

if bannon was pardoned federally but the manhattan d.a.'office seems to have picked that up case and it now it looks like steve mannen may face justice at the state level. joining us to understand how this works barbara mcquade former attorney for the eastern district of michigan and a professor of the university of michigan law school. thanks for being with us tonight and help us to decipher this strange conundrum of steve bannen. >> glad to be with you, alex. >> bannon is pardoned on a federal level in the final hours of the trump presidency but can face charges on a state level. should other trump ak lights be concerned? >> yes, a pardon can only act against federal prosecution. and so in this country we have something we refer to as dual sovereignty. states and federal government can charge people for the same crime, and so even though steve bannon was pardoned for this conduct at the federal level, most states also have fraud statutes on the book, and so as you said, it is expected to reflect very much and mirror the federal charges. i

and bannon has publicly made it clear he intends to fight this.ust as he intended to go to trial on the federal charges. so we've already gotten a preview, as the government's case was strong enough to get an indictment, this case similarly has the same strength of the federal government's case did before. >> bannon, by my count wearing three or four shirts saying he indeed fight this. which i don't think is part of the plan here. before we turn to mar-a-lago, one last briefly on bannon, what sort of time line can we expect for a potential trial. >> now we're in state court, it moves a little more slowly than federal court but a high profile case expected to move along. we've gotten past the appearance stage and then discovery and pre-trial posture where the government or in this case the state turns over discovery and any motions are made, and then we inch along to trial. as the new york courts are finally starting to reopen for trials, and other in person appearances. >> let's move to the d.o.j. there was some debate whether or not they would ap

bannon's associates weren't so lucky. two are facing years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy. and the third will soon be going on trial. and david, that presidential pardon does not protect bannon from state charges, and prosecutors here believe there are victims in new york who deserve justice. bannon calling this a political weaponization of the criminal justice system. david? >> erielle reshef tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> we turn now to the mysterious murder of an investigative reporter outside his home in las vegas, where sources say search warrants were executed today. tonight, video of a suspect and vehicle. here's alex presha. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning authorities in las vegas have executed search warrants in the fatal stabbing of a well-known las vegas reporter. >> our victim comes outside and has -- encounters the suspect, there's an altercation that occurs and we believe that at that time the suspect stabbed and killed the victim. >> reporter: jeff german, an investigati

construction effort. >> federal prosecutors charged bannon with the same basic alleged crime in 2020 but he was pardoned by donald trump as trump was leaving office. presidential pardons do not apply to state investigations. cnn's kara scannell is here with the latest. this has a familiar ring to it, but steve bannon, these are serious charges. >> yeah, these are serious charges and a serious investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office. sources tell me that bannon will surrender, a expected to surrender tomorrow here in new york to face these new york state charges. the conduct he is being charged with is very similar to the conduct that he was charged by federal prosecutors in 2020 and that was for allegedly along with co-conspirators misleading donors who donated money in this fundraising effort to raise money to build a wall along the southern u.s. border, an entity called we build the ball. bannon was charged in august of 2020, he was then pardoned as former donald trump was leaving office. that's when the manhattan district attorney's office opened their investigat

in a statement to nbc news, bannon said that the charges are phony, partisan.miche and neal. i guess the problem, there are so many problems, yamiche. one, mexico was never going to build the wall and neither was trump's federal government and the story is so sick and steve bannon took money from trump supporters and his president was going to build and then bannon took their money and that's how we got here. but two, bannon knew he was guilty which is why he sought the last pardon and it makes me examine the pro-insurrection comment so differently. >> it makes me think of what president biden said in the speech last week which is part of the republicans are embracing election lies is because of greed. this idea that there's a lot of money to be made off of these election lies and the peril that our democracy might be in and there's this idea that there is a corruption and a moneymaking factory behind some of this, and being able to raise money by lying about the election, and that being said it will be interesting to see how the prosecution unfolds and it is i

the bannon's of the world have been on this. they know her name. they are working with her.g to her and if you consider the facts we just went through, a fascist party with a leader who defended mussolini and wants to embrace consider the conspiracy theories against and minorities, is her electronic progress this winning race a good thing? senator cruise has been following it and he says the wind is spec tacky. others here offering their congratulations. that is chilling. if you don't want to be seen as a semi-fascist, if you complain when biden calls you that then don't doubt neofascists. enough with the caveats when we are talking about fascism. and if you don't want to relive the worst parts of the modern era, you got to learn history and follow today's events, which may become history. the point here is not left or right. it is sometimes a conservative concern that governments compose more harm than good. those fashions and axis government certainly showed that, though they were right- wing governments and sometimes described as a liberal concerned that all people must h

and it is just mounting legal problems for bannon. we'll remember it was just two months ago that he was convicted of contempt of congress for failing to comply with the subpoena from the house select committee investigating january 6th. bannon's calling these new charges phony and says that it is a partisan political weaponization of the criminal justice system. >> more questions to answer, thanks very much, kara scannell, for us. >>> soon the man accused of kidnapping and killing a 34-year-old mother and teacher, eliza fletcher, he will be arraigned in a memphis courtroom. cleotha abston is charged with first degree murder, premeditated murder and murder in the perpetration of a kidnapping. officials found fletcher's body monday behind a vacant duplex. >> this investigation moved so quickly. gary tuchman has been following the story. he's in memphis with the latest. court appearance this morning. what do we expect to see? >> reporter: well, jim and poppy, the man accused of killing eliza fletcher will have a second arraignment in tw

let's start with steve bannon. what is he facing tomorrow?you get all these headlines that sound really bad for bannon. yet when it comes time, he is cartwheeling into courtrooms making a promo for his podcast. >> yes, stephanie, this certainly doesn't hurt his podcast promotion. he took an opportunity to direct readers to his podcast, putting out a statement responding to our recording last night. but he is expected to surrender to state prosecutors on thursday and will face a new criminal indictment, we have been told, that will mirror the case that he was charged with two years ago. this is related to the we build the wall fund. but again, we could not confirm the details of what exactly he is going to be charged with. but in that previous indictment that i just mentioned, prosecutors had alleged that van and several others defrauded contributors to a private 25 million dollar fund raising efforts and that those funds responds to be funneled towards building the wall and instead weren't. but again, bannon is doing everything he can to make

take a listen. >> i think bannon's in a great deal of trouble. two of his -- two of the three colleagues with whom he was charged federally before trump pardoned him have pled guilty in that case and will be sentenced. the third went to trial, had a mistrial. he'll be tried again, but i wouldn't be surprised at all to see the colleagues who pled guilty show up on the witness list for the government assuming the government even needs them. the facts seem, you know, very straightforward. they raised $25 million, you know, assuring people it would all go to the wall building project. bannon siphoned off a million according to the allegations in the allegations that the other individuals pled guilty to. i don't think that bannon has much of a chance in that case, and it will likely result in his conviction and incarceration. >>> we turn now to the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. republicans are taking aim at leaks to the media including a report by "the washington post" that agents recovered a document describing a foreign country's n

>> steve bannon should be very concerned.al government brought against him. i should say somewhat different, because the federal government brought them under federal statutes another brought under state statutes. but, even in the indictment, it lays out an excruciating detail, you see those two felony counts. money laundering, conspiracy. conspiracy, by the way, in my opinion, relatively easy to demonstrate. and it is a harsh criminal law. because of the federal and state level, it allows for colourization of all the acts that were done, even if bannon himself didn't do it, if they are part of the overall conspiracy. >> also, we're talk about some of the money that we saw late at night and i just played, specifically the million on is paid to mark meadows, his charitable foundation. when you're looking at him talking about the investigation into the save america pack, should meadows and others that were paid out also, now, be worried? >> they should be weighed, because the next question is, what was the money? what is its pu

bannon's attorney told a judge, quote, he is not going anywhere.time that bannon has faced criminal charges for the so-called "we build a wall" scheme. he was hit with federal fraud charges in august of 2020, but was pardoned by then president trump before he had to face any of the music. joining me now are david henderson, a civil rights attorney and former prosecutor and harry littman, former united states attorney, former deputy assistant attorney general under the clinton administration, and a host of the talking fed spot costs. harry, i guess i could have kept ongoing with that intro, but two of my favorites are here. david and harry, thank you so much. david, i want to start with you. what is next for steve bannon in this process, and how quickly do you think we could see him go to trial if he does not take some kind of plea beforehand? >> i think he is probably looking at a rocket docket here. i think they want to get the trial quickly here because of the amount of attention involved. school is really a play here is that he has to be nervous

what bannon said today. >> i got news for them.e not yet begun to fight. >> former president trump pardoning bannon for similar federal charges on his last day in office. bannon has also been convicted for contempt of congress. >>> when we come back here tonight many than 70 large fires burning in several states at this hour. 55 million americans under heat and fire alerts. and we do have another passing tonight, a former tv anchor. the tributes to a pioneer of cable news in this country. ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,... ...problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur.

that never happened to bannon here. this involves the border wall effort. he put a statement out last night, a statement i am never going to stop fighting, in fact, i have not yet begun to fight they will have to kill me first. doesn't sound like somebody who, as many people reached out to me on twitter last night, that wondered whether or not he might quote/unquote flip or turn against former president trump. i would say that's unlikely in this case. >> charles, last comment to you. what kind of legal fight is bannon in for here? >> for a serious legal fight. i think the only reason he's not in federal prison right now is because he got a pardon from donald trump. what i understand about the indictment coming, it's likely to in many elements mirror what was on his plate from a federal case. when you look at the manhattan case, it's similar charges that he is not going to be pardoned for and barring a cooperation agreement, which is unlikely to take place, he's looking at serious jail time because the likelihood is that he will be convicted. >> thank you al

steve bannon is going to jail. one way or another. >> you really think that? do. >> i think he's gonna get sentenced in the contempt case either way. >> he is going jail. either it is gonna be because of this contempt case, as well as the case here in manhattan, or a combination of both. the options and the walls are just becoming so slim and closing in so fast that he really does not have any recourse from a legal place. >> what do you think? >> i agree with that. you know, i don't know where the fraud case is gonna go. with the fraud prosecution, you never want to take odds, because there is always a question of intent, we don't know what they have. but if it was a strong federal case than it is a strong state case. these are basically the same conduct they are overlapping laws. so, you know, i think that since the federal government have felt confident about these charges, i think it is probably likely that they have a pretty good case in manhattan as well. you also wonder if brian cole thought she was a disabled vet who was implicated in this and he pleade

bannon now is in handcuffs because of that.ay, i asked the question, wait a second, i don't understand, trump did it but on a much larger scale. is this another example of where the justice department is just going to look the other way? the answer, apparently, no. >> the select committee put the number at $250 million raised for that stop the steal effort. >> wow. >> it is the model of build the trust, build the loyalty of your followers, and then the hustle begins. >> yeah. >> create a lie that says the election was stolen. say, "i need you now. i appreciate your loyalty. i need you now." $250 million. where did the money go? where is that money? who raised it? that'll be one of the questions that will be in this definitive report from the select committee. to your point, if you take a million bucks, as steve bannon is accused of doing in the build the wall thing, what about $250 million for stop the steal? >> that is a big question. >> a bigger question, of course, jonathan lemire. you wrote the book on january 6th. >> and t

bannon saying i am never going to stop fighting. they will have to kill me first. >> trevor: oh, "they will have to kill me first." what a little bitch. why don't you get into a shoot-out with the cops. "they'll have to kill me first." this guy is acting like a gangster while he's surrendering to the police. "you'll never take me alive, coppers. please, put the handcuffs on gently. my wrists are so soft." he is going to court on allegations he defrauded trump supporters over the wall. how long are the maga crowd going to be falling for this shit? trump people have been fleecing them for seven straight years and still they're like, "don jr. says he needs $30 million to reclaim his throne as the prince of nigeria. let's give him the money, honey." kudos to the prosecutors who even thought to investigate steve bannon for stealing millions of dollarss. i won't lie. i never would have suspected this guy. this guy doesn't look like he has 15 dollars. millions of dollars-- he looks like he sublets from oscar the grouch. i wouldn't have sus

and steve bannon indicted. new york state prosecutors accuse the former trump advisor of a laundry list of crimes. let's get started. tonight, we begin with the event that sat in the world and left the uk grappling with its national identity. queen elizabeth passed away on thursday at the age of 96 after holding the crown for more than seven decades, she was the longest running monarch in british history and the second longest sovereign in world history behind louis the 14th of france. today, king charles the third was formally declared as monarch, hours before buckingham palace announced queen elizabeth state funeral will be held on monday september 19th. the ceremony at st. james's palace in london officially marks a new era in british rule. though charles automatically became king after his mother's death, he was officially announced as britain's new king in a ceremony steeped in ancient tradition and colonial symbolism. and for the first time, it was broadcast live. >> its dedication and its devotion. in ta

then president trump pardoned steve bannon which was an outrageous pardon. that is one of the cases that we were investigating and we were very close to indicting. the other case was the ukraine investigation rising out of the indictments. that was something that we had been investigating for quite awhile and we continue to investigate for quite a while. both of them are very sensitive. >> now as berman mentioned, the case against the bannon has become notorious. after berman he was fired, federal investigation against panic continued. in august, 2020, u.s. postal investigators arrested bannon on board a chinese billionaire's yacht in the long island sound, he was charged with fraud and then subsequently pardoned by donald trump in trump's final hours in office. that's after january six, and after all jeff bannon did to promote the coup. that pardon however does not preclude bannon from facing state charges and just last week he was charged by the manhattan district attorney with essentially the same crimes related to his alleged scream to defraud donors to

>> still more legal problems for steve bannon, don. and of the sounds familiar to people, steve bannon tried with fraud over the scheme to raise funds over this quote, we build the wall group, and then pocketing. it it should feel familiar, because he was already indicted for it by the department of justice, by my old office, the southern district of new york, back in 2020. but what happened was, before that went to trial, donald trump in his final hours an office, pardon steve bannon. but interestingly, not the other three defendants who are charged in that scheme, two of whom who have now been convicted. now, we are seeing a state level prosecutor, the manhattan da, bring these charges based on the same conduct. of, course a presidential pardon has no impact on a state level. charge and if people are wondering there is no double jeopardy here or the state system, the supreme court just reform that appears. ago and i should add on,. the bannon was convicted a couple months ago of criminal contempt of congress, a separate case because

white house advisor steve bannon. bannon was arrested by federal agents back in the summer of 2020, accused of defrauding trump supporters. these are die hard trump hoarding donors. firing him out of millions of dollars donors believe they were getting money towards the construction of a wall along the mexican border to fulfill the promise that trump had not. the money didn't do that. but then trump came along, a stroke of a pan as he is in power to do, but the u.s. constitution clearing the way for bannon. -- he sponsor of trump's attempted coup. doing that while trump was preparing to -- bennett made that can lieber jeopardy before the same crime. this time under a state indictment, new york state, by the manhattan district attorney. according to the washington post, quote, the precise details of the state case could not be confirmed, but people familiar with the situation suggests that the prosecution will likely mirror aspects of the federal case in which he was pardoned. in a statement, history attorney -- i have

but bannon himself seemed to confirm that in a statement last night. da's office opened an investigation into bannon's connection with we build the wall. he pocketed $1 million in the scheme. he was then, though, pardoned by trump in that case. we should point out, presidential pardons extend only to federal cases and charges and not to state ones. so to jog people's memories, joe, the federal case that he was pardoned on was the one where he was pulled off a yacht two summers ago. he was pardoned in that case. remember, just two months ago, steve bannon was convicted of contempt of congress and now he says he's going to turn himself in tomorrow in this state case being handled by the manhattan da that looks like it's on that potential fraud committed around we build the wall organization where a lot of people pocketed money from supporters that was supposed to go to build the wall on the southern border. >> and we talk about how trumpers are always trying to distract -- trumpers in congress, trumpers in the media, always trying to distract. nobody tal

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we're tracking the imminent move by trump aide steve bannon to surrender himself to authorities. that's over new criminal trials, totally separate from january 6th. we have more only later tonight. >>> also a time of ceremony. history as well as calls for integrity in government and democracy. the obamas making this rare return to the white house today. you see here, and meditating on the state of american democracy. >> i've always described the presidency as a relay race. each of us tasked with trying to bring the country we love closer to its highest aspirations. >> what we share is so much bigger than what we don't. our democracy is so much stronger than our differences. >> standard language that some are saying hits different right now with so many election deniers running for office. also tonight, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dick durbin is here. so we have a lot going on in this hour. we begin though with the nukes. yes. specifically the risk danger and the scandal of a former president hoarding these stolen and top secret documents that are, we're learni

in bannon's case, he took several hundred thousands were fund out of there.shortly after president biden took office, the manhattan d.a.'s office opened their own investigation. there are potential state charges here, and the presidential pardon doesn't cover the state charges potentially here. on top of that, unlike the man afoot situation where he was charged by the manhattan d.a.'s offices, after pleading guilty in his own separate matters, bannon has never been before a court, judge or trial in this case. so it appears they don't have any double jeopardy concerns. we'll have to see tomorrow, the specific charges they'll good, and i will be there. tom winter, we know you'll be on it. we appreciate it. >>> a big change if you ride the subway or bus here in new york. when you officially officially ditch your mask. >>> inside the new strategy switching to yearly covid shots. what you need to know, and what it means for the pandemic. we'll talk to the white house covid response coordinator, dr. ashish jha. that is next. , dr. ashish jha that is next and longer

now that bannon is in custody, he'll an rested and go through the motions.l then appear in court this afternoon, around 2:15, to be arraigned on the state charges. we're expecting the manhattan district attorney and the new york attorney general to hold a joint press conference around 1:00 p.m. eastern time. likely then we will see what the actual charges are, the indictment will be unsealed. this conduct all relates to the efforts to raise money to build a wall along the southern u.s. border. bannon had previously been prosecuted by the federal prosecutors here in manhattan, but then was pardoned by former president donald trump. of course, a presidential pardon does not impact state charges but the conduct is the same. prosecutors had alleged -- the federal prosecutors alleged bannon raised more than $25 million, but he and others secretly diverted more than $1 million to cover their personal expenses. bannon's attorney tells me he's expected to plead not guilty today, when he is arraigned on the charges. and we're likely to hear from bannon this afternoon

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"the washington post" first reported on bannon's plan to surrender. the charges are similar to those that he faced in a federal 2020 fraud case related to a fundraising effort to build a border wall. now bannon pleaded not guilty to the federal charges and was pardoned by former president trump. presidential pardons only apply to federal cases, not state ones. bannon issued a statement saying that "they are coming after all of us, not only president trump and myself. i am never going to stop fighting. in fact, i have not yet begun to fight." they will have to kill me first. >>> e-cigarette maker juul will pay nearly $440 million to settle a multistate investigation into the marketing of its vaping products. juul has been blamed for sparking a national surge in teen vaping. connecticut announced the deal yesterday on behalf of 33 states and puerto rico. it includes restrictions on how juul can market its products and where it can place them in stores. >> these are some of the toughest mandates at any point on any industry which is incredibly important

steve bannon is back in the headlines and could find himself in a courtroom.e washington post" is reporting the former trump white house strategist is facing a new york state indictment less than two months after being convicted in federal court on contempt of congress charges. kristin welker joins me from our perch on the north lawn. walk us through what more we know about this indictment and what you are hearing from steve bannon himself in reaction. >> reporter: you are right. we are hearing according to "the washington post," steve bannon, former president trump's top advisor, will turn himself in to new york authorities on thursday to face that indictment. we don't know what that is about. last year, he was indicted along with three other people on federal charges of fraud. essentially, that indictment accused him of defrauding people out of $25 million for a build the wall effort. that was a key campaign promise of former president trump. former president trump pardoned steve bannon. pardons do not apply to state charges. they only apply at the federal l

the lawyer did not give any details on the criminal charges bannon is facial,ng but the d.a. opened a case against a group that was supposed to build a border wall. he called the charges phony. >>> the seattle teachers strike is stretching into another day teachers have been negotiating with the district for months, seeking pay increases and more support for special education and multi-lingual students they say they will stay on the picket lines until they come to a ratified agreement >>> let's dcheck in with michele grossmann. >> we're going to see records break today. we're going to be in the 100s once again look at sacramento, 111, the record 105 burbank, 105 85 degrees in flagstaff. another warm day today, another warm day tomorrow and relief arrives over the weekend we are also looking at rain over the weekend. this will be what is left over from kay that would be for los angeles, for san diego. but the mountains in southern california could see three to five in casper, also really nice in the upper midwest. temperatures in the 80s with sunshine another wet day in the so

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bannon has previously denied any wrongdoing. me that he will plead not guilty today when he is arraigned around 2:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon. then we'll get a full look at what the charges are and exactly what bannon is facing in terms of the severity of the charges. and then after the arraignment, bannon is expected to leave and he is expected to address the media. so we'll likely hear more from him this afternoon. >> thank you very much. >>> right now u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin is speaking to reporters in germany detailing a new $675 million u.s. security package for ukraine. secretary of state antony blinken made an unannounced trip to the ukrainian capital kyiv today. he met with ukrainian president. also that puppy there, patron, known as the bomb sniffing dog. and blinken will meet with stoltenberg tomorrow and i spoke with the secretary-general earlier this morning. it is the u.s. view that ukraine's counteroffensive in the south of the country has resulted in someome gains so fa. do you believe that ukraine

the bannon case proves this point.ean, it will be handled in new york state supreme court by a manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, the same alvin bragg who declined to file criminal charges against trump leading two senior prosecutors to resign meaning the prosecutor that's taking down bannon is the same prosecutor who essentially let trump off the hook after all these years, teflon don still stands, even as he reportedly stashed a foreign government's nuclear secrets at his mar-a-lago club. that's surreal, bonkers, terrifying sentence i just said. it's actually a real thing happening in real life. "the washington post" reported that a document the fbi seized at trump's crib designed -- described a foreign government's military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities. some of the seized documents detailed top secret u.s. operations so closely guard that had many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about them. the recklessness is astonishing, and yet trump claims it's all a hoax. his attorn

bannon has called these charges phony and says that they are just a partisan political weaponization of the criminal justice system but certainly he has had a lot of mounting legal problems. he was indicted last november and then convicted in july of contempt of congress for not implying with a subpoena for the house select committee investigating january 6th. now certainly he is facing more serious state charges that are related to this fund-raising scheme. >> we will see where this goes. thank you for explaining it all to us. jim? >>> moments from now, the man accused of kidnapping and killing 34-year-old mother and teacher eliza fletcher will appear in a memphis courtroom. cleotha abston will be arraigned a charged of first-degree murder, premeditated murder and the murder in a kidnapping. officials found fletcher's body behind a vacant property in memphis. >> her family released a statement that reads, in part, quote. joining us now is criminal defense attorney the host of the long crime network and head prosecutor for morrison county. good morning to you. this is moving quickly.