that same day, according to the indictment, trump called carlos de oliveira and told carlos de oliveirarlos de oliveira was interviewed by the fbi earlier this, year in general, at his home. it was a voluntary interview, and it was recorded. according to the indictment, he was asked about trump's boxes in the location of them. the indictment says that carlos de oliveira denied knowing about the boxes of documents, and denied moving them. but here is the problem. according to the indictment, carlos de oliveira quote personally observed, and helped to move those boxes when they arrived at mar-a-lago in january of 2021. it is also why we are seeing this false statement charge that he is faced with, now for allegedly lying to the fbi. one other quick note, anderson, that employee number four, tavares, the i. t. worker. we did reach out, cnn reached out to his attorney for comment. and that attorney tonight comment. >> appreciate that. quick update now in the ohio special election that raise the threshold for many in the state constitution. which could come into play with abortion. over 40%

there is a way out of that indictment for carlos de oliveira. only carlos de oliveira can tell prosecutors about the single most important conversation mention in the superseding indictment. the day after donald trump found out that federal prosecutors were getting a subpoena for the security camera footage, the indictment says on june 23rd, 2022, at 8:46 pm, trump called de oliveira and they spoke for approximately 24 minutes. codefendant de oliveira can walk out of this case tonight if he tells jack smith every word that he remembers from those 24 minutes. carlos de oliveira made his first trip to federal court today for a ten minute appearance before a magistrate judge who released him on a 100,000 dollar bond, but did not actually require him to put up any money for that release. the judge gave de oliveira the standard restrictions for defendants in the southern district of florida to not speak to any witnesses in the case, and to not leave the southern district of florida, conditions that do not apply to the very favorable special treatment

carlos de oliveira has not yet entered a plea. tracking him down after his court date in palm beach florida, about 20 minutes north of trump's -- nobody onto the door. >> but, carlos de oliveira landlord agreed speaking by phone, he said he's not in 30 years and described him as a good friend and the guy. he also told me, if de oliveira knows anything, he says he, should, quote, come clean. de oliveira has worked at mar-a-lago for about 20 years his landlord said, starting out as a valet and then holding various maintenance jobs before becoming the clubs property manager. this neighbor of carlos de oliveira said he knew him for a few years. when asked about the federal indictment, this was his response. >> anybody that gets involved with donald trump, he's trained work. anybody that gets involved donald trump ends up somewhere in a bad place. i do not think that guy had any knowledge of what he was doing. >> those closest to carlos de oliveira see that as a portuguese immigrant unfamiliar with the u.s. legal system, he may not hav

this morning, trump's newest codefendant, mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira has had his appearance down in miami. nbc's garrett haake has all the details. >> reporter: indicted mar-a-lago employee carlos de oliveira three tonight on $100,000 bond, entering notably during a first hearing in federal court in miami. prosecutors say he sought to delete surveillance videos subpoenaed as part of the classified documents case. de oliveira allegedly telling another mar-a-lago staffer, quote, the boss wanted the video deleted the. mr. trump who now faces 40 separate counts and the case posted mar-a-lago tapes were not deleted. they were voluntarily handed over. i never told anybody to delete them. >> as for fulton county d.a., fani willis, her election interference investigation has survived donald trump's latest attempt to just make it go away. today, a judge flatly rejected trump's push to toss out the case and disqualify all. it's this weekend, she spoke out about the investigation and what her next steps could look like. >> i've made a commitment to the american people, but mo

randi kaye starts us off tonight. >> reporter: mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira arriving at federal court in miami. the 56-year-old is accused of being part of a plot to delete security camera video from plrl after the department of justice subpoenaed the footage. de oliveira is facing four charges, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and false statements to the fbi. >> put their money where their mouth is. >> reporter: according to the federal indictment, de oliveira allegedly asked an i.t. worker about how long footage remains on the server and said that, quote, the boss wanted the server deleted, an apparent reference to donald trump, who remains defiant on the campaign trail. >> they're not indicting me. they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. that's all it is. >> two people identify the i.t. worker as usual tavarus. that's according to the indictment, which does not indicate the footage was deleted. it's unclear if taveras is cooperating with the special counsel. but sources tell cnn the new allegations -- in part to information taveras

24 of the allegations laid out in the superseding indictment we find the first mention of carlos de oliveira'sdocuments case, allegedly moved 30 boxes from trump's residence at mar-a-lago to his storage room on june 2nd last year. weeks later on june 22nd the department of justice emailed an attorney for donald trump's business, a draft grand jury subpoena, for certain security camera footage from the mar-a-lago club including footage from the ground floor where a storage room was located. the next day june 23rd according to the indictment trump called carlos de oliveira, the club's property manager, at 8:46 p.m. the two spoke for about 24 minutes. the indictment does not offer any details about what was said during that conversation. the day after that, the justice department sent the final subpoena. according to the indictment, on the evening of june 25th last year, de oliveira and nauta went to the security guard booth where surveillance video is displayed on monitors. the indictment alleges they walked with a flashlight through the tunnel where the storage room was located and pointed out

on the attempts to delete security camera footage, the indictment quotes defendant carlos de oliveira telling trump employee number four twice, the boss wanted the server deleted. trump employee for is obviously a corroborating witness with the prosecution who will testify under oath that de oliveira said that and that de oliveira asked him to commit that crime of obstruction of justice because the security camera footage was already under the subpoena by the justice department when donald trump wanted the footage deleted. that was a crime. carlos de oliviera's in as deep trouble as you can possibly be in this indictment. he went into federal court today in florida and bought a washington post lawyer paid for by donald trump's gullible contributors to tell the magistrate judge that he couldn't enter a plea today because he has not been able to find a florida attorney to represent carlos de oliveira, as florida rules require. there are 77,223 lawyers in florida. southern florida, where the federal court is, in this case, has the highest concentration of those lawyers. none of them are

the cars it would help donald trump to see carlos de oliveira tried first. because then the government is going to have to put all their witnesses on. you are going to see them take the stand. you are going to see them get cross-examined. so, if they pull this off, this is actually going to help trump tactically. >> judge nancy gernter, back in the case of georgia, what do you make of the move by jeffrey clark or mark meadows to move this to federal court? >> it's a move they had to make and it is a move that they -- they are entitled to try to make. the question is, this is a removal where federal officials, arguably carrying out federal policies, saying, they can't get a fair trial in state court, and they had federal defenses, immunity from these prosecutions. the issue here is going to be weather -- because this all took place while meadows was chief of staff, that that somehow inoculates it from state charges, or whether or not the judge is going to say, wait a minute -- wait a minute, what they were doing was not carrying out federal policies. they wer

working with carlos de oliveira.u to erase the security videos and he said, i can't do that. doesn't look like he was charged with anything. could it be possible he's cooperating with the government? >> that could be the case. the word cooperating often means someone who has criminal exposure and has agreed in exchanging information they will get a lenient sentence or not be charged. it appears employee number four will not be charged at all because he's not named in the indictment. he did what you would hope a person would do, which is decline to engage in obstruction of justice. we focused on people that have allegedly violated the law in the form of walt nauta and carlos de oliveira, but there are other employees who did the right thing and have not complied and appears they have testified at the grand jury. we know from their testimony about some of these facts. i think employee number four could be a key witness. >> he did receive a target letter, but not charged. we covered the two federal cases against donald

carlos de oliveira was added to the superseding send indictment. that is the easy part. trial is set for may of 2024. you can bet that the lawyers for all three defendants including donald trump are going to argue that the government has now brought new charges, they have added this new department, we need more time, we need to essentially restart the clock. i don't know how that will come out. this is disstrictly within th discretion of the judge. whenever you bring in a new indictment, you do understand the risk that that poses to any trial date. that is just sort of the flip side of the coin of any superseding indictment. >> i'm totally fascinated by what we learned about the fact that jack smith the special counsel got this search warrant for twitter and there was this whole back and forth about what twitter and elon musk could tell the former president, what he couldn't. there was a fine because twitter was late in getting this stuff to jack smith's team. but it is obviously that they don't need the tweets. the tweets are out there. so what were they looking for? >>

de oliveira then insisting again, "the boss wanted the server deleted" and asking, "what are we going to do?" >> carlos, why not talk about what you know? >> sir, anything you'd like to say before court? >> reporter: de oliveira has worked at mar-a-lago for more than 20 years. he entered no plea today. he's still trying to find a lawyer to represent him. he was released on $100,000 bond, and told to surrender his expired passport. >> has your client been asked to testify against mr. trump? >> i'm not going to go into that. >> keep moving. >> reporter: this all comes as it appears special counsel jack smith is preparing to indict the former president again. in a separate case, this time involving his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. culminating in that riot on capitol hill on january 6th. trump today predicting the indictment could come any day now. the prosecutions now the driving issue of trump's own presidential campaign. >> i consider it actually a great badge of honor, i do. it's a great badge of honor, because i'm being indicted for you. >> reporter: and today, we're learning that trump used

so the arraignment lasted about six minutes. 56-year-old carlos de oliveira pleaded not guilty to fouro obstruct justice and lying to federal investigators. his attorney, his florida-based attorney was with him in court. and they waived the formal reading of the indictment, and they asked for a trial by jury. the 56-year-old ais being accusd of scheming with former president trump to try and delete surveillance video from trump's mar-a-lago property that was sought by investigators in the trump classified documents case. now according to prosecutors, carlos de oliveira asked another trump staffer, someone who works in i.t., about pergeing the video servers after investigators paid a visit to the property back in 2022 to retrieve these classified documents. the indictment, you might recall, alleges that the 56-year-old told i.t. staffer, quote, the boss wants the server deleted. he is facing four charges, including lying to the fbi about helping to move some of these boxes around mar-a-lago that contain these classified documents. he left the federal course courthouse here just a few mi

once again carlos de oliveira's arraignment was postponed. he'll new appear back in court here on tuesday august 15th, or he could possibly waive his appearance. but we did learn earlier this evening that his florida lawyer did officially sign on hours after that scheduled arraignment. and he will now officially represent him here in the state. so we do expect that he will enter the plea. john, just in terms of the charges that they are facing now, we're looking at false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and concealing documents. and we've seen this play out before. it's just another day and another delay. adds you recall walt nauta, the aide, for his orangenal arraignment, he first couldn't find a florida lawyer. apparently that's very difficult here. and then he had issues with his flight from new york. he was delayed. he was stuck on plane. so we've seen this movie before, john. >> does it look like these delays and the ones that may be coming the next time there is a hearing could impact the actual start of the trial? >> it's po

. >>> wall nauta arriving at court and another aide and another man carlos de oliveira is about to be ar soon over cap dand hoe if i am perfectly honest. and so what is expected to happen right now today? >> well, i have heard that this he hearing sfa who sglop and while not a close donald grrnlg gr grernlgts. >> and recently trump is not there manied some work that sflornlg and kate whakt exactly happened in the hearing i don't have a readout, because there are no electronics in that courtroom, and we should have a little bit more of a readout soon. >> okay. we will stand by that updatement and it was a good tease. >> definition of. >>> in michigan this morning, and we don't talk much of michigan. all 15 of the fake electors there were arraigned, and all of them pleaded not guilty. these are the people in case fall schneider is following this for us. where did was they were appearing zoom, and the remain five had already been arraigned. the messages from the attorneys were the same, upstanding members of the community, and they do intend to fight the charges. these are prominent repu

try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's mar-a-lago property manage carlos de oliveirathis is a completely separate federal case involving former president trump. carlos de oliveira is one of three defendants, including trump charged from the classified documents case, fog all of it live in fort pierce, florida. walk us through what today will be like. what's the significance of him appearing in court today? >> reporter: well, poppy, good morning. so carlos de oliveira is facing several charges, including one for conspiracy of trying to obstruct justice as well as lying to federal investigators. now, the 56-year-old has yet to enter a plea in his case because he did not have a florida-based attorney. but now that he does, we expect him to plead not guilty at his arraignment later this morning to charges that he skechemed wi former president donald trump to try to delete surveillance video from trump's mar-a-lago property. that's video sought by federal investigators in the trump classified documents case. now, according to prosecutors, de oliveira asked another trump st

but the new co-defendant, carlos de oliveira is required to appear. walt nauta also expected to be there. if it does go forward, it's a very standard, pro forma, routine kind of thing. we wouldn't be expected to learn much new about this case, which is a pretty dramatic expansion of the obstruction of justice charges in the classified documents cases. but it's possible judge aileen cannon may address some of the other issues she's been raising lately including she criticized the special counsel and asked questions about a grand jury that it was using down here in d.c. to continue to investigate aspects of this case, and so we may see whether she -- there's also an issue about former president trump requesting to view classified documents at his home in mar-a-lago. he wants the government to set up a special facility there where he can review the documents so he doesn't have to go to an fbi office. she may talk about that as with el. >> we'll talk about that as well in just a second. coming back to today's hearing, joyce, and these two co-defendants, w

a short time ago, trump's co-defendants in the classified documents case, walt nauta and carlos de oliveira appeared in a federal courtroom in fort pierce, florida. de oliveira was not arraigned as he still does not have local counsel. trump was not at the hearing. he has pleaded not guilty to the new charges. and tomorrow both sides in the election interference case expected to appear in a washington courtroom for a hearing on what the former president can publicly say about the evidence gathered in the investigation. trump is not expected to attend that hearing either. meantime, newly unsealed court filings reveal that a judge granted special counsel jack smith a warrant to get data from trump's twitter account. the filing revealed that twitter now known as x delayed complying with the warrant over a provision that prevented it from notifying trump. the company was fined $350,000. trump responded in a post on his social media site calling it, quote, a major hit on my civil rights. with us now to talk more about this, katie phang, attorney and host of the katie phang show here on msnbc, an

this codefendant carlos de oliveira was in court yesterday now out on $100,000 bond.has a lawyer standing next to him and a lot of video footage paid by donald trump's political leadership pac. >> we also learned speaking of the second case you're talking about, the mar-a-lago documents case, that de oliveira is pegged to, jack smith and his team of prosecutors had that video now for weeks. what does that tell you what we learned yesterday on that front? >> reporter: well, the new information we learned yesterday came in a court filing. it was a court filing where the justice department is saying, we are producing all of the evidence that we've gathered that we need to turn over to donald trump's team. we're giving them that evidence so they can look at it, too, for trial. and they're saying that they did gather additional surveillance footage at mar-a-lago after they indicted donald trump back on june 8th. now, that surveillance footage, we don't know exactly what the new footage was that they obtained after june th, but there's been a lot of collections of surveilla

republicanos, pero no es menos cierto que sus problemas legales aumentan por dÍa, hoy en miami carlos de oliveiraÓ por primera vez ante la sala del juez edwin torres tras ser acusado por la investigaciÓn de los registros clasificados, lo acusan de tratar de borrar el video de vigilancia de los documentos citados por el gran jurado y luego mentir al fbi,de oliveira estÁ en libertad bajo fianza de $100,000 hasta su prÓxima comparecencia. se le advirtiÓ a de oliveira que no podrÁ tener contacto con testigos potenciales, la fiscalÍa le hizo llegar una lista, tampoco podrÁ abandonar el sur de la florida. un grupo de apoyo polÍtico que favorece al mandatario ha gastado mÁs de $40,000,000 en facturas legales para trump y sus aliados, esto nos sorprende algunos analistas conservadores. >> lo estÁn atacando, le estÁn amontonando uno y mÁs cargos, entonces yo creo que tiene el derecho de defenderse y usar las finanzas que tiene su disposiciÓn. lourdes: hoy una corte de georgia rechazÓ una peticiÓn de trono de inhabilitar a la fiscal del contado de fulton para llevar el caso, estÁ enfermo sus planes de anun

hoy fue el turno de carlos de oliveira que se presentó en una corte en florida y se declaró no culpabler supuestamente tratar de borrar videos de seguridad que muestran movimientos de cajas con los documentos secretos en mar-a-lago. vamos de república dominicana con una tragedia que se viene arrastrando desde la fatal explosión que sucedió el lunes que dejó muertos y decenas de heridos. socorristas siguen buscando sobrevivientes de la catastrófica explosión. >> la explosión ha dejado a más de una decena de fallecidos, los heridos superan el medio centenar y hay varios desaparecidos. >> mi hija desde ayer no sé nada de ella, nada de ella. ninguna respuesta. >> y la explosión de lejos y pensé que era un camión. >> el fuego fue devastador. una nube de humo cubrió san cristóbal, ciudad ubicada a menos de media hora de la capital. >> el gobierno para este tipo de eventos tiene presupuestos especiales y no vamos a escatimar recursos. >> edificios quemados, casas destruidas, carros aplastados y mucha gente en los alrededores buscando una explicación de la desgracia que inició con un ruidoso es

trump's alleged coconspirators in the mar-a-lago case, that would be walt naughto and carlos de oliveira, they appeared in a florida courtroom to address the new charges against them by special counsel jack smith the new defendant here, trump's property manager carlos de oliveira did not enter he still needs to lock in local legal representation. but both trump and his valet walt nauta pleaded not guilty to deleting security footage down at mar-a-lago. and while this classified documents case continues to move forward so too does jack smith's other case, the one in washington, d.c. today special special prosecutors revealedsp when the hope to schedule that trial. jack smith's team told the court they want to begin the 2020 election case against trump on january 2nd. prosecutors argued starting the trial on the second day of the new year before any of the nominating contests would vindicate the public's strong interest in a speedy trial. now, we do not know whether or not the court willno agree to tt date, and trump's legal team will almost certainly push back, but if the court heeds the

se declaró no culpable esta mañana carlos de oliveira, amidnistrador de la residencia de donald >> secluye conspiración para obstruir la justicia y hacer declaración falsa. es el tercer coacusado en este caso >> muertos, heridos, desaparecidos y mucha destrucción. es el panorama de una tremenda explosión en la ciudad de san cristóbal. tiene la información de última hora, adelante >> ha cambiado el destino de la provincia san cristóbal. se trata de combatir las llamas que pasaba las tres de la tarde empezaron a cobrar víctimas. más de una decena en una explosión que ha dejado más de medio centenar de personas afectadas >> no aparece. tres. >> son varios los comercios que han quedado como pérdida total luego de esta explosión. hace recientemente unos minutos, el presidente de la república estuvo en esta zona cero y se refirió a los daños >> tuvo un origen y un efecto dominó donde habían fábrica de plástico, de colchones y parece que con material inflamable y eso originó que tuvieran un efecto dominó >> pese a que la tragedia pasó este lunes, no se ha podido sofocar el incendio. luego de

that we now know who could give even more devastating testimony than trump and play for its carlos de oliveira if he chooses to tell the truth about those 24 minutes on the phone with donald trump a phone call which they believe carlos chose to join a criminal conspiracy with donald trump carlos showed up in court today with a lawyer paid for by donald trump the first possible external sign that carlos changes his mind about which side he is on would-be by changing lawyers. that is what trump imply for dead before he decided to speak with jack smith's investigators. he got a target letter after watching donald trump marching to court to get arrested, and the very first thing he did was change lawyers useful tavares dumped the lawyer don trump was paying for got another lawyer and then apparently cooperated with jack smith and when the next indictment came out useful to various was not a codefendant but his story was told and full in the new indictment a story that prosecutors could only get from him, the current star witness trump employee for. carlos is 56 years old and with good health east

walt nauta and carlos de oliveira are accused of obstr obstruction.. take us through how this time in court went. >> reporter: brianna, as you said, trump did enter this not guilty pleas, submitting a waiver of appearance, but walt nauta did appear with his attorneys and entered the plea of not guilty. carlos de oliveira, the property manager, we were expecting him to enter a plea as well. as you know, he appeared in court in miami last week, but he didn't enter a plea and didn't have an official arraignment, because he needed a florida attorney to enter a plea. he had a florida attorney, but still no plea. just another delay. the name is donny morell, and he's waiting for confirmation before submitting his appearance. he should have the florida attorney by tomorrow, but now he official arraignment is delayed until tuesday of next week, august 15th. he may not appear in person, but we should get a plea on tuesday. of course, this all relates to the charges that both men are facing, including false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice. the questi

jorge: carlos de oliveira se declarÓ no culpable de conspirar con donald trump para eliminar unas grabacioneslia: el fiscal especial david wise declarado invÁlido un acuerdo en el juicio de hunter biden, los abogados de el hijo de presidente habÍan dicho que el acuerdo se mantenÍa. jorge: el gobernador de hawai dijo que en los prÓximos dÍas podrÍa duplicarse la cifra de muertos, ya que se trata del incendio forestal mÁs mortÍfero de los estados unidos en mÁs de un siglo, lourdes del rÍo hablÓ con una familia mexicana que lo perdiÓ casi todo. >> ——lourdes: cada dÍa que pasa la catastrÓfica destrucciÓn se hace mÁs evidente, con cientos de personas desaparecidas las autoridades instan a los sobrevivientes a proporcionar muestras de adn para ayudar a identificar a los fallecidos. >> correr por la vida de uno para salir de esta zona tan horrible donde estÁbamos. >> si dios nos permite mÁs tiempo, saldremos adelante, si llegamos a hawai, sin nada, y vamos a comenzar de nuevo. el presidente asegurÓ que Él y su esposa van a viajar tan pronto como puedan, ya que quieren asegurarse de que todos allÁ re

carlos de oliveira carlos de oliveira, did. this is how you make a. case >> also today, trump's codefendants in the georgia election interference case are starting to surrender and their mugshot for just released. the first to be both was scott hall. he's charged in connection with efforts to gain access to voting machines. the second was former trump lawyer john eastman, one of the alleged architects of the scheme to keep trump in power after losing the 2020 election. >> do you still think the election was stolen? >> definitely. >> absolutely? still? >> no question. no question in my mind. >> did they do a mugshot and everything inside? >> no comment. >> donald trump has said he will surrender thursday. we have also just learned that rudy giuliani is planning to travel to atlanta tomorrow. he's still looking for local attorneys, but has no set plans to surrender. d.a. fani willis has given all 19 defendants until friday at noon to turn themselves in. but one defendant former trump chief of staff mark meadows has asked a federal judge to immediately b

trump's alleged coconspirators in the mar-a-lago case, that would be walt naughto and carlos de oliveira, they appeared in a florida courtroom to address the new charges against them by special counsel jack smith the new defendant here, trump's property manager carlos de oliveira did not enter he still needs to lock in local legal representation. but both trump and his valet walt nauta pleaded not guilty to deleting security footage down at mar-a-lago. and while this classified documents case continues to move

. >>> hoy le conocemos el rostro a carlos de oliveira el jefe de mantenimiento de mar-a-lago.ora-tagle estuvo ahÍ para reportarlo. oh! finalmente se conoce pÚblicamente como apareciÓ en una corte de miami. >>> acusado de cargos de obstrucciÓn no se presentaron oficialmente no tiene representante con licencia en la florida. el gobobierno ha presentado cars serios una persona no quiere pasar esos dÍas en la cÁrcel >>> se refiere a los cuarto 4 cargos federales que se refiere oliveira y el cuarto con 5. de ser encontrado culpable podrÍa ser condenado a 65 aÑos de cÁrcel. le presentarÍan cargos formales y se espera que se declare no culpable. el equipo de donald trump, ha creado un fondo que va a pagar la defensa legal de sus aliados. dice que para proteger a esta gente inocente de la ruina financiera. >>> el juez en contra de donald trump y ahorcarlos de oliveira comenzarÍa el 20 de mayo del 2024. serÍa presidido por la jueza aylin canon, que tendrÍa a discreciÓn la posibilidad de retrarsarlo de acuerdo a lo que se escucha en las audiencias previas al juicio. >>> podrÍan anunciar

walt nauta se declarÓ no culpable de cargos de obstrucciÓn a la justicia, el tercer acusado, carlos de oliveiraultados de las elecciones presidenciales del 2020. smith dijo que necesitarÁ entre cuatro semanas a seis semanas para presentar las evidencias en contra del acusado. su equipo de fiscales quiere que la selecciÓn del jurado empiece en diciembre de este aÑo. jorge: en una corte de michigan 16 polÍticos republicanos enfrentaron cargos penales por presentarse falsamente como lectores dispuestos a certificar el triunfo electoral de trump de forma ilegal, a todos se les declarÓ culpables y se les murio en alemania. tras una tregua, la inflacÓn volvÓ a aumentar en julio. le diremos por qÉ y los latinos rompen Écord al convertirse en el grupo más numeroso de estudiantes nuevos en una prestigiosa universidad. se entregaron a las autoridades dos hombres autoridades dos hombres acusados de agresÓn en tercer me encanta cómo downy cuida mis sábanas y toallas. pero ¿sabías que downy le brinda siete beneficios a tu ropa, como hacerla más suave y más fresca? además, downy combate la decoloración y el

i think about walt nauta and carlos de oliveira. i don't know anything about their personal lives but i think about their families and i think about, now this case went from the military service to be a personal valet to donald trump. i'm sure thought a great opportunity. now faces serious criminal prosecution. carlos de oliveira, again i don't know anything about him personally, if he has a family, but, he, too, probably thought he had a neat job doing i.t. at the private club of an ex president and now face mountains of legal bills, excruciating stress on themselves and their families. can you tell us a little what you know from your own experience they're going through personally and financially? >> well, i can tell you that it is like having an anvil falling out of the sky like we used to see on the "road runner." this anvil is dropping out of the sky landing straight on top of their head. it is a never-ending financial obligation, the stress and the pain that it causes one and their family. especially the family. there's really

mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira appeared in a miami courtroom on monday.didn't enter a formal plea to the four charges in the grand jury indictment including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to the fbi. to talk about it all, let's bring in robert sanders, professor at the university of new haven, former military lawyer. robert, great to see you. i want to start here, de oliveira is accused of being part of an effort to try to delete security footage at trump's resort. not being part of trump's inner circle, though. could that make him more likely, you think, to make a deal? >> well, where we are today is that the pawns in donald trump's orbit are now being forced to move by prosecutor smith. and each of those pawns is moving in a very predictable way. in chess, pawns get to make one step and one step only. in this case, the steps are finding a donald trump-appointed attorney from washington, d.c. to bring them closer into the orbit. second, showing up on court on day one and saying they don't have a local florida attorney to represent them. so, tha

reporter: carlos de oliveira worked his way up from maintenance worker at the mar-a-lago estate to properly manager. now he's accused with conspiring with donald trump to hide thousands of classified documents and of lying about it to federal investigators. he is the latest person charged in the documents case. >> this justice department has unfortunately decided to bring these charges. i am looking forward to seeing discovery. reporter: he returns to court on august 10. this latest development comes as trump already under indictment in two cases waits to learn whether he will be charged in two more. one in washington dc where prosecutors are investigating attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, including instigating the january 6 riot at the u.s. capitol. the other in georgia, where trump has been accused of pressuring state officials to throw the results of the 2020 election his way. the prosecutor there says her investigation is nearly done. >> i made a commitment to the american people that we will be making some big decisions regarding the election investigation and that i woul

carlos de oliveira, the other codefendant, was unable to enter a plea. are you ready for why? because his lawyer didn't fill out the notice with the court. i have questions about that one. and in michigan, nine alleged fake electors were arraigned earlier today. the fake electors plot is a key part of jack smith's d. c. indictment, the federal one, but these were state charges. all nine defendants entered not guilty pleas via zoom. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel this evening. peter baker is here in a, tai chi fight as correspondent for the new york times, luke broadwater, more casual, pulitzer prize-winning congressional ford for the new york times and christie greenberg, former fdny camilla vision deputy chief joins me here at 30 rock. i wanna start with you, kristie. what do you expect from this protective order here tomorrow morning at 10 am sharp? >> both sides have versions of the protective order that they want the judge to consider and i expect that the judge is going to lean more in the direction of the government's proposed protective

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carlos de oliveira appeared in court today for the first time but did not enter a plea. fox news alexandria hoff has the details. mar a lago property manager, carlos de oliveira, appears in a florida courtroom just days after being added to an indictment accusing former president trump and his valet, walt nada, of possessing classified documents. prosecutor has accused de oliveira of scheming with the president in an attempt to delete security camera footage and lying to federal prosecutors about moving boxes of documents. de oliveira was expected to plead not guilty in court monday, but his arraignment was postponed until he finds a florida based attorney outside court. his dc counsel was defiant. the justice department is unfortunately decided to bring these charges against mr. de oliveira. keep on going back to back. now it's time for them to put the money where their mouth is. that's a back up, back up. i'm looking forward to seeing what discovery is within the same indictment released last week. special counsel jack smith also brought three new felony charges against

today, in that case, trump codefendants walt nada and carlos de oliveira were in court. -- but first, cnn's paula reid on the special counsel's need, the need for speed. paula, what exactly is the government requesting, and how likely is the judge to grant the date? well >> they have this need for speed, they say, to serve what they described as to serve the public interest, it having a speedy resolution to this case. what they are asking for the judge to start this trial immediately, and after the new year. they say the last 4 to 6 weeks. and these are of course the for the first two months of a presidential election year. and right at the start of when primary voting would start for republicans. this would mean that candidate trump will be spending most of his weekdays in a courtroom. so, it's unclear if a judge is going to go for this schedule. the special counsel also revealed a new detail today. and that is the fact that at least some of the evidence in this case is classified. and john, that could potentially complicated some of the pre trial hearings here. but, the special coun

walt nauta and carlos de oliveira. trump denies those accusations. >> where is the money coming from? >> most of it is coming from small donors. his campaign has been relentless, and very effective, into tapping into them. and team trump says it is fine to spend their money fighting, what trump calls, political persecution. look at the statement. in order to combat these heinous actions by joe biden's cronies, and protect these innocent people from financial ruin, and control their lives from being politically destroyed. they have legal fees to ensure that they have representation and against unlawful harassment. some legal and political analysts are raising ethical eyebrows over trump's team paying the bills of those who might be witnesses against the former president. alison? >> tom, thank you very much for all that explanation. so, we wonder how republican voters feel about trump's political pac spending millions. so we gathered a small group tonight to ask them. none of these voters say that trump is the first choi

de oliveira claiming there were details that had to be ironed out before a notice of appearance that would indicate he is permanent counsel of record on behalf of carlos de oliveira. the judge set the arraignment for tuesday, august 15th. if mr. de oliveira fires the paperwork and mr. trump did, de oliveira will not have to appear in court. i will note that not only was the delay sought but the delay was sought to august 25th. why that date? that is the next hearing under the classified information procedures act, cipa, on august 25th, for the motion for protective order. de oliveira's council asked for the reset date. the magistrate date says no way. the judge wants all of the counsel to be situated, all co-defendants to be arraigned prior to august 25th. >> so back on schedule i guess. barbara, previously nauta needed the extra week to find a local attorney. this does come at a critical moment because judge cannon has been criticized for questioning jack smith about using information from the d.c. grand jury as part of his documents case in florida, questioning why there were two grand juries which i think, barbara, to most lawyers was not that surp

campaign from trump and his co defendant, valet walt nauta and mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveirasecurity footage from the club after it was subpoenaed by prosecutors. and now, it sure seems like employee 4 could be talking, it turns out, he is an i. t. worker for mar-a-lago named yuscil taveras. according to one new report, taveras himself received a target letter from the department of justice after trump was first indicted in florida. but taveras himself has not yet been indicted, and to be clear, as of now, we do not know if taveras is formally cooperating with jack smith's office. that said, as the washington post reports, quote, taveras offered information implicating all three defendants in an alleged conspiracy to cover up evidence. and we also know that following trump's indictment, taveras switched lawyers. he was previously represented by the same lawyer representing trump's codefendant, walt nauta. as the post reports, quote, once taveras's position puts him potentially at odds with nauta, a judge reviewed the issue. a second lawyer not paid by trump's pac was brought

nauta and a third co-defendant carlos de oliveira accusing them of conspiring to destroy surveillanceously, so would he have to show this time? >> yes. he would be required to show up in person at an arraignment initially. we expect to see him there. >> okay. again, donald trump saying he's not going to show. he is going to waive his right there. ken dilanian thank you for that. >>> let's talk about the weather. almost two-thirds of american adults now say climate change is noticeably affecting their lives. phoenix once again under an emergency heat warning. officials in maricopa county announced another 14 heat-related deaths in the last week. arizona central says nine of those deaths happened indoors. seven of them in places where ac systems were broken or not in use. it is a similarly grim story in texas where the laredo morning times reported a couple died after their air conditioner broke and this is tragic, their daughter says her parents didn't have enough money to replace their ac so they spent a week securing a loan and then according to local reports, a medical examiner decl

he was the one that carlos de oliveira went to and asked about deleting a server for the boss. to you, given he has gotten a target letter, as we are told. part of these new charges is based on what he told investigators. do you believe he's cooperating with them? >> yes, or he's just testifying, as he's supposed to. but it's such a good point you make and the people largely miss. he gets the target letter, and now he does what people should be doing, what de oliveira should have done, nauta should have done. he gets a new lawyer. the guy he had before represents, like, a dozen witnesses. >> including walt nauta. >> right. and that new lawyer says, excuse me, you've got a way to have no jeopardy, a way to have jeopardy. why don't you actually tell the truth? he does. he goes forward. is he a cooperator? he's out of trouble. that's what we know. he won't be charged. and he's someone who's just got up and told the truth like citizens are supposed to. >> what do you read into prosecutors are asking about who's paying for their attorneys and who's paying for their legal fees? we kn

but once again the court is facing a delay as carlos de oliveira, the latest codefendant who was addedseding indictment showed up without a florida licensed attorney. his arraignment has been postponed to next week. you don't see trump in those videos along side the attorneys and two codefendants. he also pleaded not guilty to the charges against him, but we waived his appearance at today's hearing. joining me now, jennifer rogers, and david kelly, former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. thank you both for being here. jennifer, this is a really aggressive schedule. the prosecutors are putting this forward. they said they want not just this, to give trump's lawyers the bulk of their discovery in the next two weeks. compared to a normal timeline, how remarkable is that? >> it's really, really tight, kaitlan. we're thinking about cases when we were in the u.s. attorney's office. a run of the mill case would usually take you nine months. it's not that it can't get done if they have a dedicated prosecution team, a dedicated defense team doing just this. it's feasible in

he pled not guilty, and the third co-defendant carlos de oliveira was not able to enter a plea for theond time in this case because while he has a lawyer that's paid for by essentially a donald trump political action committee, he doesn't -- he says he doesn't have a local florida lawyer, and you need that down there to go forward with the arraignment. they say they're going to have one soon and the judge scheduled another date for next week on tuesday. but it's got a lot of people wondering whether this is a delay tactic. often in these kinds of cases the court will appoint a public defender if someone doesn't come up with a lawyer. in this case the court is giving great deference to these defendants. >> ken dilanian, carol leonnig and charles coleman, thank you all very much. tim miller, we're going to see you again in just a bit. >>> president biden is wrapping up his time out west set to speak in salt lake city in just a few minutes to mark the one-year anniversary of legislation that extends benefits to military veterans harmed by exposure to burn pits. we'll have those remarks fo

council on july 5th and on july 27th, the grandeur returned a superseding indictment adding carlos de oliveiraon of justice offenses stemming from their attempts to have trump employee 4 delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago. so, when stanley woodward was representing both walt nauta and trump employee 4 he claims that he had absolutely no idea that walt nauta asked trump employee 4 to delete security camera video and that trump employee 4 did not do it. it took jack smith only three weeks to add new charges against donald trump and walt nauta and a new defendant into the case after trump employee 4 dropped stanley woodward, got a new lawyer, and began cooperating with prosecutors. as soon as trump employee 4 dropped stanley woodward, trump employee 4 became the single most important witness in the case. the witness who provided to jack smith and his team, the new criminal dialogue that is now included in the superseding indictment. the oliver told trump employee 4 that the boss wanted the serve a deleted trump employee for responded that he would not know how to do that, and that he di

carlos de oliveira telling the i.t. director, quote, the boss wanted surveillance video deleted.w in the hands of the lawyers for both the defense and prosecution, according to a new court filing. >>> legal action means legal bills. new this morning, what we're seeing just how big those bills are. how much is this costing the former president? well his political action committee save america is burning through cash and now has less than $4 million left in its account. that is down from $105 million at the beginning of last year. it does not seem to be hurting trump politically in the polls. a new poll shows trump statistically tied with president biden in a hypothetical matchup in a general election. 43 and 43 "the new york times" college poll. senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz joins us. good morning. indictment watch for weeks and it's tuesday. so the grand jury may be meeting. also waiting for prosecutors to meet with bernie carrick. would that happen to happen before a potential indictment? >> not necessarily. the justice department are able to do a lot of thin

carlos de oliveira. now arraignment now is gonna be scheduled for august 10th, he did not have a florida-based attorney. we saw the same thing happening with walt nauta. he delayed in getting a florida-based attorney. do you think this is clearly a delay tactic from the trump legal team? >> i don't think it is. i practiced a lot in the state of florida, never strict on this sort of thing to have a legal counsel standoff for outside counsel. i don't really crowded it to be a real delay tactic and i don't think it's going to really delay much of anything. remember, trump also needs to be arraigned once again on the superseding indictment, so my guess will be that they will do it all in one package. >> okay that's what we're looking for their. the other thing we learned from that superseding indictment is that trump employee for. for those of us who have been closing covering this closely, it's the i t employee in charge of all of that. he was the one that carlos de oliveira allegedly went to after had to a

slamming the charges garrett haake now with late details >> reporter: indicted mar-a-lago employee carlos de oliveira free tonight on $100,000 bond, entering no plea during a first hearing in federal court in miami. prosecutors say he sought to delete surveillance videos subpoenaed as part of the classified documents case de oliveira allegedly telling another mar-a-lago staffer, quote, the boss wanted the video deleted. mr. trump, who now faces 40 separate counts in the case, posting "mar-a-lago tapes were not deleted. they were voluntarily handed over. i never told anybody to delete them." >> these are ridiculous indictments. >> reporter: the former president this weekend lashing out at those charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty, and at the federal prosecutors who may bring another indictment regarding his actions before january 6th, writing he expects to be indicted, quote, any day now, arguing charges are being revealed now because he's the republican front-runner against president biden. >> they waited 2 1/2, almost 3 years so that they could bring them right in the middle of my presidenti

. >> reporter: carlos de oliveira faces charges, including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to investigators. he did not answer questions before or after the brief hearing monday morning in miami. prosecutors say de oliveira conspired with trump and trump aide walt nauta to try to delete security footage while investigators were looking into the former president's handling of classified documents. >> the justice department unfortunately decided to bring these charges against mr. de oliveira. now it's time for them to put their money where their mouth is. >> reporter: the judge read the charges against de oliveira, but he did not enter a plea because he does not yet have a florida-based attorney. former president trump, who faces new charges in this case but has already pleaded not guilty to 37 counts, says that the tapes were not deleted "in any way, shape, or form." >>> meanwhile the former president could face even more charges this week. special counsel jack smith has been conducting a wide ranging investigation into the january 6th attack and has been meeting with trump's t