i will become the next follower to the chris hayes show. u at home for joining us this hour, alex has the night off. what a night it is in the past two hours. we have been speed reading the newly unredacted affidavit that the government used to get a search warrant for trump's mar-a-lago -- last year. nbc,

i'm chris hayes. mike pence is in the very first presidential contest state of iowa tonight in the midst of the three-day campaign spectacle. although there's nothing more predictable than a former vice president iran for the white house, mike pence is in a unique position. not only was he number two to the twice impeached twice undated ex president on trump, he is now running against his former boss for the republican nomination. i have to say, mike pence has always struck me as a somewhat ridiculous figure. he always sounds like he is doing a bad impersonation of a politician. but his biggest obstacle in the republican primary is that voters do not seem to like him very much. despite his real advantage on name recognition, just 7% of republican primary voters say they would vote for pence if the primary election were held today. and this is even more damning. 37% have a negative opinion of the former vice president compared with 33% of primary voters who view him positively according to that same nb

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm jen psaki in for chris hayesl still on indictment watch. special counsel jack smith's investigation into the effort to steal the 2020 election. so, the grand jury was expected to meet again in washington, d.c., today, but as we learned this afternoon, they did not. the next time they are scheduled to meet is thursday and there are new developments in the special counsel investigation we are g

front starts right now. >> i promise as soon as i'm offset i'll become the next follower to the chris hayeshank you, chris. one more for you. and thank you at home for joining us this hour. alex has the night off, and what a night it is. for the past two hours we have been speed-reading t

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm jen psaki in for chris hayes. this tuesday and we are all still on indictment watch. special counsel jack smith's investigation into the effort to steal the 2020 election. so, the grand jury was expected to meet again in washington, d.c., today, but as we learned this afternoon, they did not. the next time they are scheduled to meet is thursday and there are new developments in the special counsel investigation we are going to tell you about shortly. but the jacks mitt investigation is not the only one coming in for a landing. there is another one you've got to know some more details on, fulton county, georgia district attorney, fani willis, is preparing to bring charges as soon as next week in her parallel investigation into election interference in that state. and today, hugo lowell reports in the guardian that the district attorney is weighing, quote, several potential statutes under which to charge. including solicitation to commit election fraud and conspiracy to commit election fraud. as local notes in the

and jen psaki, in for chris hayes.rted with all eyes on the investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a huge deal, ends with a massive development out of the mar-a-lago investigation. for the past 12 hours have been an extraordinary reminder of just how much legal peril dong trump is facing. with all eyes on washington

all in with chris hayes starts now. yes starts now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.ting tonight that special counsel jack smith's team is looking at the hectic days at the end of

all in with chris hayes starts right now. right now. ha good evening from new york. in for chris hayes. it's been a huge week of legal news for donald j trump. and we learned a lot on the several criminal cases circling the ex president, including a bit of an unexpected turn of events yesterday. last night special counsel jack smith filed a superseding indictment against the ex president in the classified documents case and named a new codefendant and coconspirator, i mar-a-lago property manager named carlos de oliveira. the new indictment also hurled three additional federal felony counts against the ex president. enough aces ground total, for the mathematicians out there, of 40 counts in the classified documents case. 40. two of those additional charges are for obstruction, relating to a cover-up that can only be described as a scene out of the mob movie, if you like to watch those. federal prosecutors subpoenaed mar-a-lago security

all in with chris hayes starts now.>> tonight on all in -- what >> mike pence has betrayed the united states of america. >> the big lie thrives on the campaign

i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes.rom to determine the republican nominee for president in 2024, donald trump is going to be on trial.

i'm jen psaki in for chris hayes. as we await the new steps from special counsel jack smith's investigation into january six, one of the big lingering questions, which we might learn more about if there is an indictment tomorrow or in the coming days, is, what exactly did trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, tell them? here's what we know. we know he met with a grand jury, but we don't know what he said. we don't know if he told them. he has also been pretty quiet lately, almost suspiciously quiet. and that has been raising some questions among trump's inner circle that meadows may have flipped. today nbc news caught this video of him. >> have you testified for the grand jury? >> i don't talk about anything -- >> do you think it's appropriate, the investigation? >> so he does not say anything about january six to reporters, but he did meet with a grand jury. you can conceivably watch that video and see a former white house chief of staff who simply does not want to speak with the reporter. that's pretty common

i am mehdi hasan in for chris hayes.end up behind bars and next year for conspiracy to obstruct justice. and if he does, it may very well be because of a new testimony by someone identified by the justice department, only as trump employee 4. now that we have had all weekend to digest the new superseding indictment for donald trump from doj special counsel jack smith and the classified documents case, employee number

all in with chris hayes starts now. all in♪ ♪ ♪ with chris ha>> good evening f.jen psaki in for chris hayes. two and a half years after the january 6th insurrection, we may tonight be on the eve of justice coming from the ex president donald j trump. we are waiting a possible federal indictment from special counsel jack smith over trump's efforts to overturn the election and subvert democracy. although, we do not know for certain that when is coming, trump himself was just warned that he could be receiving one. we are expecting the federal grand jury in d.c., the body that would deliver an indictment, if there is one, to meet again tomorrow. the grand jury that has heard testimony from dozens of trump insiders over the last several months meets on tuesdays and thursdays. and just today, there's been a lot of new developments in the investigation. bernie kerik, who is a name you might remember, he served as the new york sydney police commissioner during 9/11. trump then granted him a full pardon in february of 2020, after he pled guilty to felony tax fraud charges

all in with chris hayes starts now. all in♪ ♪ ♪ with chris ha>> good evening f.uary 6th insurrection, we may tonight be on the eve of justice coming from the ex president donald j trump. we are waiting a possible federal indictment from special counsel jack smith over trump's efforts to overturn the election and subvert democracy.

i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. as voting is underway from to determine the republican nominee for president in 2024, donald trump is going to be on trial. just today we learned the ex president must appear in court on may the 20th, 2024, in fort pierce, florida, for the start of his first federal criminal trial in the classified documents case. donald trump will be tried on 37 counts with charges ranging from conspiracy to obstruct justice to willful retention of government documents and making false statements. that ruling came from the trump appointed judge aileen cannon, the first has she has faced as to whether or not she will be impartial to the ex president. there were valid concerns that she would be lenient with him, given a past ruling related to this very case. while the special counsel's team wanted a speedy trial to start in december, trump wanted to postpone the entire trial until after the election, postponed indefinitely. imagine his willingness to be tried if he were to become president of the unite

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york. -- in for chris hayes.ndermine democracy. the will of the people by trying to overthrow a free and fair election. today, we saw the first signs that justice may be coming for him. today, we learned that the ex president received a letter from the special counsel jack smith, indicating that he is the target of a criminal investigation into efforts to interfere with the presidential election of 2020 leading to the insurrection on january 6th 2021.

all in with chris hayes starts now. yes starts now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we've got new reporting tonight that special counsel jack smith's team is looking at the hectic days at the end of trump's tenure in the run up to january 6th, particularly a meeting that occurred on december 18th, 2020, roughly six weeks after election and a few weeks below before january 6th in the oval office between donald trump and his most conspiracy obsessed outside advisers lawyers. it was just one of trump's last-ditch efforts to cling to power and overturn the election. >> on friday, december 18th, this team of outside advisers paid him a surprise visit in the white house that would quickly become the stuff of legend. the meeting has been called unhinged, not normal, in the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. they brought to the white house a draft executive order that they're prepared for president trump to further his ends, specifically they propose the immediate mask seizure of state election machines by the u.s. military. >> take a second to think about how that wo

i wish i was there, but i just would be there in spirit, all in with chris hayes starts right now. , al >> tonight on all in. >> come on. the hypocrisy is stunning. >> new supreme court rulings that make millions of people poorer, and open the door for discrimination. >> there are some people in this country now who believe that it was open season again on lgbtq people. >> tonight, two stunning two examples of the supreme court imperial overreach, and what happens next. >> today's decision has closed one path, now we're going to pursue another. >> then, an important new figure in the case against donald trump. >> starting with our campaign chairman susie wildes, who is really the best. really the best in the business. >> what we know about trump ain't susie wildes, and wide to big deal that you talking to jacques mid. >> it seems that susie wildes has spoken with investigators several times, it is earth shattering news. >> when all in starts now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, we are off today in a pair of 63 -- supreme courts to conservatives supermajority struck down

that's all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight, on all. in >> my office will seek a speedy rebuttal in this matter consistent with public interest in the rights of the accused. >> the undated ex president lays his cards on the table. delay the trial indefinitely, when the white house, and dismiss the charges. >> if trump becomes president, he gets to appoint the new attorney general, who could dismiss the case altogether. i think the ultimate goal here. >> meanwhile, in fulton county -- >> i think people thought that we came into this is some kind of game. this is not again at all. >> an unbelievable look inside the courtroom as the grand jury that could decide whether to indict trump is finally seated. >> does it go to court or does it not? if you find that there is probable cause, you must indict. >> and the surreal turn in the house republican stunt to damage joe biden. >> msnbc makes fun of me when i said that there is a lot of people that were involved in the biden shenanigans that are currently missing. >> congressman jamie raskin on

and jen psaki, in for chris hayes. a day that sign started with all eyes on the investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a huge deal, ends with a massive development out of the mar-a-lago investigation. for the past 12 hours have been an extraordinary reminder of just how much legal peril dong trump is facing. with all eyes on washington, right beneath all our noses, the real action, it turns out, was unfolding in florida. this evening donald trump was hit with additional charges in jack smith's other investigation into the ex presidents mishandling of highly sensitive classified documents. a gator having trouble keeping track of trump's various legal and hand garments, we'll bring you along on the journey over the next hour. the ex president, as a reminder, was charged with 37 counts related to the stolen documents just last month. remember, it was detailed in the indictment, exactly what those documents were. according to the indictment, trump engaged in a months-long plot to hide the

i'm jen psaki in for chris hayes.stigation into january six, one of the big lingering questions, which we might learn more about if there is an indictment tomorrow or in the coming days, is, what exactly did trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, tell them? here's what we know. we know he met with a grand jury, but we don't know what he said. we don't know if he told them. he has also been pretty quiet lately, almost suspiciously quiet. and that has been raising some questions among trump's inner circle that meadows may have

i'm chris hayes. we've got some big breaking news tonight of special counsel jack smith's investigation into donald trump's attempt to overturn the election. jack smith's office is zeroing in exactly on donald trump's state of mind in the run up to and on january 6th. today the obvious, that is really significant. as trump's state of mind is one of the key maybe even the key element of a possible prosecution of the ex president. new york times reporting tonight that multiple witnesses, including the ex presidents son-in-law jared kushner, have testified in recent weeks before the federal grand jury. at times federal prosecutors asked about whether mr. trump had privately acknowledge in the days after the 2020 election that he had lost, according to four people briefed on the matter. the line of questioning suggest prosecutors are trying to establish whether mr. trump was acting with corrupt intent as he sought to remain in power. essentially the efforts knowingly based on a lie. evidence that could su

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> good evening from new york. -- in for chris hayes. the greatest crime donald trump ever committed was to undermine democracy. the will of the people by trying to overthrow a free and fair election. today, we saw the first signs that justice may be coming for him. today, we learned that the ex president received a letter from the special counsel jack smith, indicating that he is the target of a criminal investigation into efforts to interfere with the presidential election of 2020 leading to the insurrection on january 6th 2021. according to trump, the special counsel gave him a four-day deadline in which to speak to the washington d.c. grand jury hearing the case. it's an offer he will almost certainly not accept, seeing that anything he says can be used against him in a subsequent trial. all of this indicates the department of justice is wrapping up what has been a long and sprawling investigation led by this man, jack smith, for the past eight months. we do not have any indication of what the exact charges are that smith is consider

i'm chris hayes. on capitol hill christopher wray, director of the fbi came before the judiciary committee. ray is a lifelong republican. he was, of course, appointed by donald trump. and during his testimony today, he faced hostile questioning from fellow republicans. republicans, you see, in the defense of donald trump, have adopted the line that the fbi is a bunch of out of control woke deep state maniacs looking to purge conservatives and politically target republicans. it's an idea that is pernicious and also comical if you know anything about the history of the fbi, who with his tended to target over the decades, or the fact that it's nearly hundred year history, all of it senate confirmed fbi directors, nigh none has ever been a registered democrat. i digress. there was one moment during hearing the convoy intention. here it is. around the questioning about the fbi and january 6th from republican congressman darrell issa of california. >> how many individuals were either fbi employees or people

i will become the next follower to the chris hayes show. thank you, chris. >> that means a lot. >> one more for you. thank you for you at home for joining us this hour, alex has the night off. what a night it is in the past two hours. we have been speed reading the newly unredacted affidavit that the government used to get a search warrant for trump's mar-a-lago -- last year. nbc, was part of a group of media organizations that sued to get this affidavit unredacted. now, it is out. it is not totally unredacted. it is way, way less redacted than the original version, so we have been comparing and contrasting the two, as fast as we can. again, this thing just came out two hours ago. the thing that jumped out at us immediately? was this. the newly unredacted sections of the affidavit, gave us a much better understanding of what the government could see on the surveillance footage they've got from mar-a-lago. there's details we didn't have before, like how the cameras were motion activated. really, it's where the cameras could not see that stick

i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. don trump's attack on democracy was death by 1000 cuts.n to steal the election had so many components, from the lies about fraud and the pressure on state and federal officials, to the fake electors scheme and the final desperate sticking of the mob on the capital and with all of that came so many characters. names we now know well like rudy giuliani, sydney powell, john eastman, as well as plenty who are still relative strangers to us. now take it individually none of these pieces or people seem at all that important. on their own none of them would have succeeded in toppling american cr

i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. don trump's attack on democracy was death by 1000 cuts. the ex presidents plan to steal the election had so many components, from the lies about fraud and the pressure on state and federal officials, to the fake electors scheme and the final desperate sticking of the mob on the capital and with all of that came so many characters. names we now know well like rudy giuliani, sydney powell, john eastman, as well as plenty who are still relative strangers to us. now take it individually none of these pieces or people seem at all that important. on their own none of them would have succeeded in toppling american democracy. but together they got terrifyingly close. they tell the story of the case of the special counsel jack smith's building as he moves closer to a decision on bringing a second federal indictment against donald trump. so today, here in washington, smith, pictured here in his motorcade, leaving his office at the department of justice, continued to put the puzzle pieces together. he focused on yet another relatively unknown charact

all in with chris hayes starts right now.s >> tonight on all in, -- >> a graduated from the warden school of finance. we didn't study being indicted, getting arrested, going to jail. >> the ex presidents codefendant plays kick the can. >> i did everything right and they indicted me. >> tonight, the latest on some important new filings in the classified documents case. and then, inside of the justice department, trump's goal to finish the job if he wins again. plus, why a old trump als

that's all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight, on all.>> my office will seek a speedy rebuttal in this matter consistent with public interest in the rights of the accused. >> the undated ex president lays his cards on the table. delay the trial indefinitely, when the white house, and dismiss the charges. >> if trump becomes president, he gets to appoint the new attorney general, who could dismiss the case altogether. i think the ultimate goal here. >> meanwhile, in fulton county

all in with chris hayes starts right now. read out. >> good evening from new york, i am chris ace.l prosecuted trump for his willful retention of classified materials is not done with this investigation. it's notable because it's been more than eight months since thump was -- incite a miami federal courthouse, and while trump and his valet codefendant face 38 count indictment, multiple outlets reporting today the prosecutors are threatening new charges against a another trump employee in their investigat

i'm chris hayes.pence is in the very first presidential contest state of iowa tonight in the midst of the three-day campaign spectacle. although there's nothing more predictable than a former vice president iran for the white house, mike pence is in a unique position. not only was he number two to the twice impeached twice undated ex president on trump,

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i'm chris hayes. the moment we were all expecting his now or i've. in the late night filing from monday, 30 minutes before the deadline, donald trump's attorney classified documents case to be postponed indefinitely citing his 2024 presidential run and who is inability to get a fair. trial he asked for aileen cannon to reject the justice department's proposed trial start in december. his lawyers argue that putting the ex president on trial this year would be, and i quote, unreasonable, telling, and would result in a miss carriage of justice. don't lawyers cried political prosecution, saying the court now presides over prosecution advanced by the administration of a sitting president against his chief political rival, himself a leading candidate for the president united states. he also asked for the trial to be held after the election to ensure a fair jury and fair trial. we are now expecting the justice department, jack smith 's office, to respond to that indefinite delay request. in fact, trump's attorneys and federal prosecutors are going to beat f

all in with chris hayes starts now.on all in. >> the president really think he lost, and he said a lot of times he'll tell me that he lost, but he wants to keep fighting it. >> what did the president know, and when did he acknowledge it? >> it is looking at the tv and said, can you believe i lost this? >> bombshell reporting from the new york times. prosecutors asking witnesses whether trump acknowledged his loss in order to gauge corrupt intent, and what we know about jared kushner's grand jury appearance. then, as prosecutors bear down on the republifr

i'm jen psaki, in for chris hayes. a day that started with all eyes on the investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, a huge deal, ends with a massive development out of the mar-a-lago investigation. the past 12 hours have been an extraordinary reminder of just how much legal peril donald trump is facing. with all eyes on washington, right beneath all our noses, the real action, it turns out, was unfolding in florida. this evening donald trump was hit with additional charges in jack smith's other investigation into the ex-president's mishandling of highly sensitive classified documents. in case you'r

. >> good evening from new york, i'm jen psaki, in four can chris hayes. half years after the general six insurrection, we leave tonight be on the eve of justice, coming from the ex president, donald j trump. we are waiting a possible federal indictment from special counsel jack smith over trump's efforts to overturn the election and subvert democracy. although, we do not know for certain that when is coming, trump himself was just warned that he could be rei

i'm chris hayes.istopher wray, director of the fbi came before the judiciary committee. i

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, from washington d.c., i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes.death by 1000 cuts. the ex presidents plan to steal the election ahead so many components, from the lies about fraud and the pressure on state and federal officials, to the fake electors scheme and the final desperate sticking of the mob on the capital, and with all of that came so many characters. names we now know -- well, like rudy giuliani, sydney powell, john eastman, as well as plenty who are still at relative strangers to us. now, taken individually, none of these pieces or people seem at all of that important. on the roe, nof

you know, it performed in ways that are completely at odds with the framing of them, you know, as chris hayesf being this kind of imperial, you know, entity handing down rulings. the other thing that i think is left out here is that of all the entities that represent our federal government can at the moment, i would argue that the court is being the most representative of public opinion in the sense that if you actually look at the affirmative action question whenned asked both by harvard's own polling efforts and by the pew forum and the like over the last several years, it's a 70-30 issue at best. most recent pew poll was 74-26 in terms of the number of americans who are opposed to affirmative action. and so i don't think that this has the same kind of flavor as it would in perhaps other areas where it's viewed as the court sup planning itself over public -- supplanting itself over public opinion. they're ruling according to the constitution, and it is consistent with where americans are. howard: well, you have a point on affirmative action. richard, with aoc talking about impeachment and d

all in with chris hayes starts right now. read out. >> good evening from new york, i am chris ace. we have new evidence tonight, the special counsel prosecuted trump for his willful retention of classified materials is not done with this investigation. it's notable because it's been more than eight months since thump was -- incite a miami federal courthouse, and while trump and his valet codefendant face 38 count indictment, multiple outlets reporting today the prosecutors are threatening new charges against a another trump employee in their investigation into potential efforts to obstruct the probe. abc news reports, quote, special counsel jack smith in recent weeks transmitted a target letter to the staff are indicating that he might have perjured himself or made an appearance before the federal grand jury here in evidence that the document probe. targeted letters to the employee, which was -- the trumps organization handling at the surrounds footage and and version two sharing it with investigators. msnbc news has not independently verified that reporting. i should note here, a

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> is there anything desantis could do to win over your support? >> no. >> the desperate quest to capture the soul of the republican party through hate and division. >> he's a bad candidate. he is not good. people don't like him. that has been proven to be the case. >> then the, how two states found one trump judge to score a massive fourth of july victory for misinformation. plus, and donald trump's codefendant heads to court, what we are learning from newly-unredacted mar-a-lago search

. >> to the point, barbara last night when i was in for chris hayes on late night, i played that recording have all heard of the finding of the 11,700 votes, talking to brad or raffensperger. the language and the tone in all of that, it sounds like it was scripted for movie. it sounded like mob top. there were implications, there were ideas. this is gonna be bad for you brad, it is gonna be worse than it is for the american people and all that stuff. it makes for a good narrative, it is going to make for a great documentary, it's gonna make for a great movie. is that stuff relevant? and tell me about the other side of that, because donald trump's interview with a lot of people will not be named as coconspirators. but we're in the room and listening to these conversations. >> yeah, i think one thing to ali's, we have usually heard experts of this call a. i want you to find me 11,700 votes. i listen to the whole tape, it's about an hour long and i don't know to play the whole tape for the jury but my guess is that they will play more than just that one little segment. in court they have all

i'm katie phang in for chris hayes. tonight a development in the department of justice classified documents case against donald trump. it comes in the form of a filing from trump's coconspirator and codefendant, wall teen nauta. today, his lawyers try to get the first hearing in the documents case postponed indefinitely. they filed this motion, asking federal district court judge aileen cannon to delay the hearing scheduled to take place this friday, july 14th. they are claiming in this that the date just doesn't work, because now does lead, lawyer is scheduled to begin a trial for another client in washington d.c. this week. notably, that client is federico klein, former trump appointee at the state department who faces several charges in connection with his participation in the violent insurrection on january 6th. walt nauta's lawyers argued in the motion today that his local florida counsel cannot appear on her own because she just joined the case last week. these delays with nauta have been ongoing, in fact, he appa

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