chuck was. >> but they didn't arrest chuck.pt investigating him. authorities seized his computer, searched his car. all the while chuck was saying they were looking at the wrong guy. >> there's a lot of people that won't confess to a murder for obvious reasons. and at that point, he was a person of -- a strong person of interest, but i still didn't know if he was my killer, so we continued to search. >> the investigation dragged on, life for the students on campus began to go >> when police were called to the scene of one house party, it wasn't because of noise or underage drinking. another woman was in a fight for her life. >> a student at a party ends up a prisoner in a stranger's apartment. >> immediately he grabs mean starts tricking me again. >> when dateline continues. teline continues to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and

well, chuck, the truth is as you've already commented i haven't head the indictment and we've read aut what the indictment may be about, but i think we all have to sort of take a pause here and wait until the charges are released in court on tuesday if the charges are exclusively along the lines of the reporting before i came on, it will be a class e felony, and there is an upward range that involves prison and a downward range as you noted that involves no prison whatsoever. so that's what we have to wait and see. really only district attorney bragg knows what the evidence is, and it's another thing we all have to be mindful of that we can speculate on what evidence we think they may or may not have, but even with the indictment published, we really will not know what the district attorney's evidence is and what they will create at trial. >> the associated press is one felony charge. do you expect this to be more than that or is there probably only one charge that will be, as you described it, the class e felony >> that, i don't know, chuck, but even cumulative numbers of class e fe

this is "meet the press with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. first time in american history, a former history of the united states has been indicted on criminal charges. mr. trump plans to travel to new york on monday, stay overnight at trump tower before being arraigned on tuesday in manhattan criminal court on charges related to hush money payments made to buy the silence of adult film star stormy daniels just before the 2016 presidential election. the exact charges remain under seal, but according to our reporting, trump faces about 30 charges of document-related fraud, the associated press is reporting that at least one of those charges is a felony charge. trump's 2024 rivals have jumped to his defense calling the indictment un-american, a travesty, an outrage. more about revenge than it is about justice, and saying it should not happen in america and and the party with exceptions you can literally count on one hand has followed suit. here's a sampling. >> the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states on a campaign

chuck: yes and no.mes, when there are parallel investigations, prosecutors in different jurisdictions will coordinate work to the extent they are permitted by law. even if that doesn't happen and he's indicted in other places, he simply has to respond and appear in all of them. you would hope there was some level. there may not be. that doesn't help mr. trump in the end. he's indicted in three places, he has to appear in three places, and if he so chooses defend himself in three places. john: among these charges, investigations, he's only been charged in one, do voters differentiate between allegations? do they see one is more serious than another? sarah: it's not as much the voters as it is the right wing media. folks on the right are much more eager to defend this. they think this is the weakest case. especial politicians on fox news are happy to defend him on this because they don't think it is strong. they will be less happy to defend him potentially on indictment around january 6 or putting pressur

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is that your understanding >> that's exactly the point, chuck.f this were another judge, if this were a member of congress and it happened that some texas billionaire came in and said i'm going to buy your mom's house and the houses nearby and own this so she doesn't have to pay rent or a mortgage payment, you would say to yourself, that's obvious, that's the sort of thing that needs to be disclosed. that's a clear indication of a conflict of interest is there a question that should be raised. so, yes, there's no question in my mind the supreme court has skpemted itself from the le executive and legislative branches from that and other judges that's a tough >> the supreme court would have to decide whether a law congress passed would apply to justices, pass that test of separation of powers that's a tough test to pass. what would legislation look like that would enforce an ethical code of conduct on justices? >> well, the code of conduct would look an awful lot like the code that applies to the rest of government and other judges and basically wo

host: and chuck?uest: the past a lot of people remember i have worked for bernie sanders and was a senior advisor and after that race we ran the biden super pac. bernie had made history with latino voters and we carried it on with biden. we are working with some exciting candidates, working on a budget congressional race around the country and we are working with a senate jury pack. and planned parenthood we get to see them doing wonderful work and i think my staff for most of that. host: thank you for getting that out of the way. we appreciate you guys. president biden announced his reelection bid. why now, chuck? guest: you can't early start raising money until you announce. that was the big conundrum within our own party, wimbley announced, or said to getting to raising money. he is an incumbent president makes him different from a santos or bernie or somebody who is not already president. i will remind everyone of how donald trump was the president and had to raise money and you had to serve the p

i think chuck schumer should move our bill in the senate. let's see where the votes are in the senate. the reason they have not moved forward is they do not have the votes to pass a clean debt ceiling. why? because it's a terrible idea. this is the moment many time that we can limit government spending, we can save taxpayers money, we can grow the economy. let's get to work who, let's sit down, let's make this a win for the american people and a win for the u.s. economy. elizabeth: you know, david, getting back to the biden changing the u.s. economy with stroke of a pen, senate gop, the courts are moving to stop him on things like doing changes to energy, forcing us to buy electric cars, you know, plant, you know, plant output of emissions. where do you see that going, david? because that's what's really also hurting the u.s. economy. we should have more supply going into the economy many in an inflationary environment. they're going the other way. >> well, particularly with energy. see, i really believe that a good portion to of the non-ene

host: and chuck?uest: the past a lot of people remember i have worked for bernie sanders and was a senior advisor and after that race we ran the biden super pac. bernie had made history with latino voters and we carried it on with biden. we are working with some exciting candidates, working on a budget congressional race around the country and we are working with a senate jury pack. and planned parenthood we get to see them doing wonderful work and i think my staff for most of that. host: thank you for getting that out of the way. we appreciate you guys. president biden announced his reelection bid. why now, chuck? guest: you can't early start raising money until you announce. that was the big conundrum within our own party, wimbley announced, or said to getting to raising money. he is an incumbent president makes him different from a santos or bernie or somebody who is not already president. i will remind everyone of how donald trump was the president and had to raise money and you had to serve the p

chuck: a bunch of things potentially., the prosecutors have a responsibility to provide to the defendants discovery, documents and witness statements to help the defendant prepare a case. this is something we alluded to earlier. the defenda will file motions challenging the legal sufficiency of the case. he may seek a change of venue. they may argue there is a selective prosecution here of mr. trump for improper reasons. a type of prosecutorial misconduct. so, defense will file their motions. they will receive their discovery. the prosecutors will respond to these various motions to dismiss and ultimately the judge will hold hearings and decide whether or not the case goes forward. if it does, there will be more dates set. amna: marc, i want to ask you about the team we will see a lot of. when you look at the legal teams, both prosecution and the defense in this case, at the prosecution's table on the left side of the screen, we see chris conroy, the man with the glasses. he is presenting most of the prosecution's case. b

so over and over again you've seen president biden joining with nancy pelosi and chuck is humaner to create problems for families. you've seen this republican majority hard at work in just 100 days addressing every single item that we talked on. this week in fact we're going to start a border security package through the judiciary committee. to address this massive problem where millions of people have come across our border and it's not only an american national security problem, but look at how many young people have died. every single day in america nearly 300 young people are dying because of drug overdoses from drugs like fentanyl because president biden opened up the southern border. why doesn't president biden care about the 300 young people that will die today and that will die again tomorrow? we're going to bring a bill to the floor to fix that problem too. i sure hope finally president biden and chuck schumer and democrats and the president will join with us and stand with those american people who are sick and tired of being left behind by washington. you've got a house re

host: thanks, chuck. guest: i appreciate that question. i do not know if they are trying to make us broke. what i have to deal with is the byproduct of that. that is why we have got to reduce his spending. there is a lot of people who run for office that campaign on the fact they want to fix congress, congress is broke, they want to reduce spending. when they get here, they do not take the steps that are necessary. they are tough steps, they are necessary to do so. i am trying to do that. we are not going to be able to accomplish that all in one year. that is why we proposed this plan, to freespending at these levels, to start clawing back some of this reckless spending you are talking about and make sure those funds go back into the bucket to pay our current wills. then, we have to make sure we support legislation. it is not just hr one, which is to get our energy and our mining industries back to speed, to help our national security. also, there is another provision called the rains act. that is to make sure as different regulations are

chuck todd. chuck, if you could talk about the political implications. does this change anything, enlighten us, reveal anything that may change the conversation? >> well, right now, no. but let me on this gag order idea or some sort of protective order for this. one of the things that they are -- this was one of the motivations why donald trump announced so ridiculously early is he was gaming out a lot of these scenarios here of being able to try to, number one, he knows that the justice department doesn't like to look like it's interfering in a campaign. it's harder to put a gag order son somebody running for office. there are first amendment rights that come with that. so i think i talked with cy vance about this off camera and he said getting the gag order might be easy, figuring out how to enforce it and figuring out whether it's worth trying to enforce it. >> i am going to interrupt you for a second. we are seeing donald trump leaving the courthouse and not making any comments. there was a microphone there and reporter asked earlier if he would say

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attorney chuck rosenberg garrett haake, you are in lower manhattan. you are reporting and preparing to see what's going to unfold. you will be in the courtroom what are you expecting when donald trump arrives >> reporter: at some point, laura jarrett or i will have to change our names if we keep doing panels together. this has been a wild scene downtown all day today that's only going to increase as the hours go on. we have seen george santos and marjorie taylor greene try to rally trump supporters behind our live shot. barely able to finish their remarks before getting b bum-rushed out you used to be able to see the courthouse over my shoulder. now the sidewalk is three or four people deep they want to see history here once mr. trump arrives in the building in the last 20 minutes or so, i had an opportunity to have a brief conversation with marjorie taylor greene, as i said, after she was rushed out of her in her suv, about the reception she received here, which can speak to some of donald trump's discussion on social media about a change of venue, w

chuck, thanks very much.ck will be joined by democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana. >>> for the second time in less than a week, residents of louisville, kentucky, are reeling after a deadly shooting. late last night two people were killed, four others injured when police say someone opened fire at a park filled with hundreds of people. police have not yet found the shooter. last monday a gunman opened fire inside the bank where he worked killing five people. louisville's mayor said late saturday night, quote, this has been an unspeakable week of tragedy for our city. >>> evacuation orders have been lifted in glenn county, georgia, after a missive fire broke out at a plastics plant. people living within a mime of the plant in brunswick were told to leave their homes as billowing smoke filled the sky. the fire reignited in the afternoon. by late last night firefighters had put it out. no injuries reported. no w

news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuckodd. >>> and a good sunday morning. happy easter, passover, and ramadan. the spring holidays are here pope francis presided over a mass this morning in st. peter's vatican square he appeared in a wheelchair, but he did ride through the crowd on this easter sunday morning to the cheers of many but despite the celebrations this morning, let's be honest, this is no ordinary holiday week in fact, come november of 2024, let me look back at this week as the most consequential to the future of the republican party and into the overall electoral politics for the dueling abortion rulings friday night to overt partisan warfare in tennessee. ironically the least consequential event may very well be the former president's legal troubles at least the manhattan case, although, it's still important obviously. what's happened this week in texas and in tennessee in the state house may reverberate the most as a widening divide corrodes our institutions from our state houses to the courts the national di

for a weekly interview with chuck tod who hdas >>> welcome back. please join me in welcoming nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd who has a preview of today's show. hi, chuck. as always, thanks for joining us this morning. good to see you. i want to start with the supreme court, not the abortion battle but the scandal over justice clarence thomas accepting that luxury travel and failing to disclose those gifts. my understanding, and correct me if i'm wrong, there is no supreme court ethics code to disclose, but justices are required to submit public financial disclosures, which does include gifts over a few hundred dollars. one of your guests this morning, senator dick durbin, has requested that the chief justice appear before the senate judiciary committee to answer questions. what is the likelihood of that happening? >> doesn't look very likely. already the chief justice has kind of responded. senator durbin says he hasn't taken it a know, but the chief justice said he received the letter and forwarded to the f

it's time for joe biden and chuck schumer to show us what they are made of. and now i'm going to turn it over to the tiger from louisiana, our majority leader. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. this is a critically important week for the future direction of our country. for too long, and especially over the last two years, we have seen washington go on a spending spree unlike anything in our nation's history. joe biden has maxed out the nation's credit card. and now at this moment where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hiding trying to run out the clock and create a debt crisis demanding not that we address the spending problem that maxed out the credit card, but believe it or not, joe biden is demanding that he get another card to go max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and frankly, i think when you look at the polls and see how low joe biden's numbers are, nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. but if joe biden won't lead, house republicans will. tha

chuck schramek in houston, texas, chuck, welcome to the program.people have felt something's going on with hale bopp's i have to. there's been a real lack of pictures from the hubble space telescope or any big observatories. so that got me all the more curious i can smell when they're they do that. something they felt might disturb people. you have just taken a photograph. when did you take it tonight? at six o'clock this evening, alright. this thing appears to be several times larger than the earth. and my heart starts going faster. the next day. art bell gets another call in this call is from courtney brown, who's part of the far side institute. he and his students claimed there is a very large object following hell. bob comet professor. what the hell is that object is four times approximately four times the size of the planet earth. and it's headed our way. not from members of heaven's gate. this is important for a couple of reasons. one is their idea of the next level spaceships they're going to go on to our really, really big the other is they

hi, chuck. thanks so much for joining us this morning. i want to start with jack teixeira, as people likely know by now, he's an air national guardsman who leaked u.s. intelligence documents. i realize it's quite early in what we know about the investigation, but do you have any insight from your sources into how the leak went unnoticed for so long, and what might be done to prevent future leaks? >> i think there was a failure of imagination here not realizing that the folks that maintain computer networks in the military, with the digital keys you have to give your ip staff in order to maintain these networks where these classified documents live, in theory give them access to these documents. it seems as if they didn't put these folks through the same scrutiny as people who do get top secret clearance usually get. it didn't seem like they had any scrutiny. i don't mean to be glib with this comment, but rental car companies seem to have a more stringent standard for 21-year-olds when it comes to renting a car than the u.s. military did w

chuck devore, i hope you're happy in texas. we appreciate you coming in. >> i am.very much. let's check in with brian brenberg and "the big money show" to see what they have coming up today. hey, brian. brian: david, americans are giving the biden administration a reality check on the economy. we'll speak with senator mike braun. a professor catching students cheating using a.i. that and more at the top of the hour. more "coast to coast" after this ♪. you can't buy great conversations, or excuses to unplug. you can't buy possibilities, and you can't buy moments that matter. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price we believe your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ sfx: [alarm] every day

chuck, you want to try? well, i think the first part of your question. yeah, is or can be explained by an understanding of finally the american people separated the war and the warrior. it wasn't their fault that they went. america told them to go fight that war. they did. and they did it for their country. and those of us in the baby boom generation who fought that war, our fathers, most of our fathers or uncles served in world war two at least. that certainly was my brother tom. in my situation. and i think it was a situation for for most of us. and so you did what the country asked you to do because it's the right thing to do. my dad did. my grandfather, my uncles did it. and i think that was kind of the beginning. but more to your point, as were able to mature as a society about what the hell happened over there and why were we there? we eventually separated the war and the warrior. i think today is different for probably two or three things. number one, certainly in 911, nine, 11, really coalesced the country behind our men and women in the military

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[applause] >> senate majority leader chuck schumer talked about raising america's debt limit. his response came to house majority leader kevin mccarthy's plan. this is about 15 minutes. senate majority leader chuck schumer briefed reporters are negotiations of raising the nation's debt limits. his remarks came in response to house majority leader kevin mccarthy's plan to raise the debt ceiling but cap a future spending from capitol hill this is about 15 minutes. >> good m good morning, everybody, and welcome back. he was happy to be here, raise your hand -- who is happy to be here, raise your hand. no? okay. first, welcome back. thank you for being here. hi, everyone, welcome back. look, one thing is clear from this morning's theater at the new york stock exchange. speaker mccarthy continues to bumble our country towards catastrophic default which would cause the economy to crash, because monumental job loss and drastically raise costs to the american people. he went all the way to wall street and give us know more details, no more fact, no new information at all. i will be bl

so, regardless of what they pass in the house, mccarthy will have to negotiate with chuck schumer and president joe biden. but the goal is to get it over the hurdle. host: he was still upbeat yesterday about what he expects going on this week. let's play what he had to say. [video clip] >> i cannot imagine somebody in our conference that would want to go along with the joe biden's reckless spending. everybody has had input in this. it is not like everybody gets 100% of what they want, but if we send this to the senate we are showing we can raise the debt ceiling into the next year, but we are being responsible fiscally in bringing the house back in order. it gets us on the right path. this gets us to the negotiating table just as government and america expects us to do. >> do you feel that you can hold the vote this upcoming week? >> we will pass it and we will send it to the senate. host: there is the confidence factor from speaker mccarthy, but in reality there's some who could be holdouts. guest: yes, there is a group of really conservative members, the thomas massies, the net gain

house republicans are the only once armed with solutions and time for joe biden and chuck schumer to show us what they are made of. i turn it over to our majority leader. >> for too long, we have seen washington go on a spending spree. and now at this moment, where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hide and demanding not that we address the spending problem but believe it or not, joe biden that he get another card to max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and when you look at the polls and see how low his numbersr nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. if he won't lead, house republicans will. you will see us pass a bill to address the debt ceiling and the spending limit. people are hungry. and hungry for this kind of leadership. you have seen it from speaker mccarthy and jody arrington and all of us who have been working for weeks and months representing our conference, anyone willing to bring ideas to the table and if you look at this package it is the most straightforward

>> chuck, the narrative -- >> it's a set of facts. why call it a democratic narrative. it's a set of facts. >> you're ignoring aest is facts. let's talk about delaware. you have a vice president that has documents for decades in this chinese-funded penn-biden center. you have absolute obstruction there. >> how is that obstruction? >> because he had no right to have those documents. >> and did he refuse to turn them over when he found them? >> i don't know. it was hidden for so many months. >> again, did he turn them over? >> did his lawyers turn them over without any sense of chain of custody. >> has the former president turned this over after legal subpoena? >> we don't have the leaks coming from rob's investigation to know the details. >> is your defense that two, hey, we think other people broke the law so let us break the law? >> of course not. >> that doesn't seem to be a good defense chuck, the point of it is not to say that someone else broke the law and it's okay. the common denominator whether new york, georgia or doj is differential treatment for president tru

we'll see you then, chuck. >> you can see both these gee men on sunday. "meet the press" sunday at 8:00 at on nbc bay area. senator durbin and the republican governor of new hampshire sununu on "meet the press" sunday mornings on nbc bay area. kira, of course, is our sunday morning anchor. your newscast starts at 7:00 a.m. we're busy 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. sunday. >> turn on nbc bay area and don't go anywhere. >> your alarm clock is already set. >> quite early, thank you. >>> beautiful weather. >> right? the payoff after months of dreariness. >> today was the warmest weather we've had in six months. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i believe it. >> this stretch of sunshine we haven't seen in over six months. so we all deserve it. here's to the weekend. if you're getting an early start, maybe heading out to the game, the giants and the mets going at it tonight. that game is right here on nbc bay area. if you don't have tickets, no problem. pick your most comfortable chair, sit back, relax. full coverage of that first pitch at 7:00 p.m. we'll be at 61 degrees. take the jack

chuck e.ese has held more than 18,000 such events. >>> still to come, new signs of life for downtown san francisco despite the mass exodus of tech companies. one of europe's biggest business officially opening its doors in the city. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> 7:42 on this last sunday of april. let's go to the north bay. good morning, san rafael. i'm seeing the sun start to peek out from the clouds but also noticing the wind right there on the trees, starting to pick up. we have winter weather returning to the bay area. we'll definitely feel it today. those highs only reaching the 60s compared to all those 80s and 90s we had a couple of days ago, and the rain is returning possi

former atf agent chuck was there. thank you for being with us this morning.his on fox nation. i feel like i have done my best to dive down the are a bit hole and watch every documentary come out about waco. i would love to shed some light on this. i feel like i have seen it, chuck fr rks every point of view. let's start with the initial raid. i think many say why did the atf need to roll up in that sort of show of force? why not walk up knock on the door and say here is the warrant we need a search for your lethal weapons. >> well, the fact that they had illegal weapons is a danger point you can't just roll up with a couple of agents and say we are here to search for homemade hand grenades and machine guns converted from semi-automatic rifles. a dynamic entry was a good option. you know, i have some problems with the plan after that. but, there was also a concern that the group was going to commit or had practiced some type of mass suicide. so, you know, they evaluated the options, they went with the dynamic entry. the problem with the dynamic entry was the a

news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuckd >>> good sunday morning. debates over guns and abortion have roiled this nation for decades. this week those debates feel a bit more intense than they have in a while, and there's some deepening tensions between activists who wield power inside primary circles and the overall electorate >> today marks the tenth anniversary of the virginia tech shooting 32 people were killed and now it's been surpassed by mass shootings in vegas and orlando six more killed two weeks ago in a school in nashville. 2024 republican hopefuls gathered at the nra convention on friday and rejected the idea that gun restrictions could somehow limit gun violence and the nra could demand un lilimit association. >> politicians should never go to bed unafraid of what this association and all of our millions of members can do to their political careers. >> the issue is not too many guns the issue is too many thugs, hoodlums and savage criminals on the street. >> little miss adie, she already has a shotgun and she a

chuck, thank you for joining us. we hope you join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he'll have an interview with rem presenttives from tennessee and the donald trump attorney. stick right here for the rest of the news on "today in the bay" and joint "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. >>> and coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to political analyst larry gerston and look at the governor's walking tour around the country. and whether this could hint at the possibility of running for a higher office. >>> senator richard blumenthal of connecticut broke his leg in a freak accident yesterday. a spokesman for the democrat senator says while he was at the uconn victory parade, someone fell into him from behind. he ended up with a broken leg and is set to have surgery today. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> back here locally, record setter riley gaines is pursuing a lawsuit with the university after clashes with protestors this week. you may remember we told you about this yesterday morning. on thursday, transrights activists p

chuck, thanks so much.uch more ahead, of course, on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by former tennessee state representatives justin pearson and justin jones, who, as chuck mentioned, were expelled this week from the legislature there. among his other guests, james trusty, an attorney for donald trump, and michael mccaul, one of those meeting with china's president this weekend >>> the last living prosecutor from the nuremberg war crimes trials has died at the age of 103. ben ferencz was just 27 years old when he was selected to take on the biggest criminal trial in history, prosecuting the nazis after world war ii he helped to secure the convictions of 22 nazi death squad commanders ferencz later played a crucial role in securing compensation for holocaust survivors and in creating the international criminal court at the hague. in what turned out to be his last media interview, ferencz told nbc news in november, quote, i was damn lucky to live this long. i hope that i've done some good during that li

the christian faith in his country arrested monks not priests about heroes our leaders claim from chuck sumer ladies sword macon no. zelensky is not a hero, he is an instrument of total destruction, an explosion of northern streams. there will be no nord stream 2 we will put an end to it said biden three weeks before the start of the russian special operation in ukraine he did not say i will suspend gas supplies from russia to germany he says that from nord stream no longer. we will put an end to it. we disable it, we blow it up. bideno , on the other hand, was criticized for lgbt people for being stronger in the administration and the army. at this rate, they will soon appoint their own horse as the supreme judge, and as the speed of energy informs us of a tipping point for horse rights, world

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning.don't have a way of knowing what this all will mean for president trump. the indictment isn't even unsealed. we don't know what the charges are yet. we can put that to the side legally for a moment. let's talk about the politics of a man running to become president again while he has now been indicted perhaps for the first time with other cases still floating out there. quick polling shows that has only helped. what is your assessment? >> they are trying to feed this narrative that this is helpful to him not hurtful. they're spreading around polling claiming the same thing showing this has made him stronger in a republican party, this has made him stronger in a one-on-one against ron desantis. their own polling that they circulated and released to try to bolster this narrative this is helpful to them showed no change in the general election, meaning this didn't help him with the middle electorate. this is not a good thing for him if he's looking to win re-election. but they're trying d

we look forward to your show today, chuck.ou for that preview. >> thanks, kira. >> join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." we'll have that interview with former manhattan d.a. cy vance and he will have an interview with the ncaa president charlie baker about allowing college athletes to make money off their name, image and likeness. "meet the press" is right after this news cast. >>> coming up in 30 minutes, we'll talk to larry gerston and take a deeper look at the possible charges against former president donald trump, and his chances of creating a successful presidential campaign. >>> as more americans buy preowned cars, more scammers are pulling out an old trick to try to get more money. it's called odometer fraud, and it's on the rise. that's a fraud which criminals roll back the miles on a car to sell it for more money. every year, nearly 500,000 vehicles are sold with fake odometer readings, costing americans more than $1 billion. nbc news spoke with one woman who thought she was getting a car with less than 90,0

i sure home finally president biden and chuck schumer and democrats and the president will stand with those american people who are sick and tired of being left behind. you have the republican majority to stand behind those families. now the man who has been helping us to get the votes for that, tom emmer. mr. emmer: thank you, mr. speaker to all of the members of the republican conference. by electing a house republican majority, americans sent a message to washington. time to put a check on joe biden and the democrats' failed agenda and that's what we have done. house republicans not only re-opened the house, the people's house, not pelosi's house, the people's house, we passed a rules package to create a more transparent member high driven legislative process. we stopped the selling of strategic petroleum oil in our reserve to china and tackled inflation. we defended parents' rights with the parents bill of rights act and lowered energy costs with our signature legislation the lower energy cost act. even joe biden and the democrats cannot deny the need of our commonsense policies.

guest: with all due respect to chuck, the man is a paid liar.othing that he said there is actually true and we have all the paper to show it. senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders released a bill, and in the bill they removed the cap on what people pay in the. they asked millionaires and billionaires to pay all of their income just like the rest of us do. they not only achieved 75 year solvency, they also increased everybody's benefits in this country by $200 per month. it is simple. this man -- i'm sorry, i am pointing at chuck -- he is not being honest with the american people. he is making it seem like the only choice to address the problem of a benefit cut in a decade is to cut benefits now. that's not a solution to the problem, it is just the problem sooner. and then his math is not correct. you can check the actuaries math on the sanders-warrenville and see that it achieves 75 year solvency. host: does it do that by delinking benefits to income? guest: yes, it does. what it does, you just adjust the formula which is what we have rig

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chuck, thanks so much. we will look for more on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by homeland security secretary mayorkas. >>> time is running out this morning to reach a deal with a hollywood writers' strike set to begin in less than 48 hours. it could have a big impact on your favorite tv shows and movies. we have more from los angeles. marissa, good morning. >> reporter: the last time tinseltown saw a writers strike was 15 years ago. this time as they head to the negotiating table, high on the list of demands is finding a path forward in the world of streaming and artificial intelligence. this morning, a looming strike could bring hollywood to a halt, as thousands of writers across the country prepare to hit the picket line for the first time in 15 years. bottom line, what are you fighting for? >> compensation. it's not hard. >> reporter: last week, the writers guild of american saying, our membership has spoken. with over 97% voting yes to authorize a strike. the wga and the alliance of motion pictu