jim don smith and i. e. art was freedom than monday, but i, i believe were da is school own good. i feel really lucky that i always heard music growing up. it was a life saver for me. ah ah. when i was a child, we were always taught and that if you are no longer a virgin, by the time you are married, then you are worthless. and it's the same thing that also my perpetrators said when he raped me, i believe that for many, many years. and that kept me quiet for many, many years. i am got the guy i hear. i am an artist and cultural activist from indonesia. and i also a sexual assault survivor, i experienced sexual violence for the 1st time when i was 6 years old. i begin to have a lot of mental health issues growing up. so when i was 1314, i started a drinking using drugs in, so i broke down and then i went into recovery for my addiction in 2009. and that's when i felt that hey, this music that i have been playing, it has been tremendously helpful in healing me. what if i can use this to say something to other women who experienced what i experience so that they can be helped through

don smith and i are was freedom the monday, but i, i think my body is school own. got a 4 year it relationship up newborn. it gets hot. when i get done with them. i says id me that it was melissa bye. are disheartening when there monday windows elected one letter will enjoy gardening correctly morning. hold on. good morning. the so many kia or joel got her name was india middle school, was freed uncle. some of that, jackie, with i work with an international humanitarian organization and the issue of our rights of refugees working in human rights in this part of the world is risky. and oh, an artists who take that stand and, and, and make that position through their art to speak about human rights. put themselves at risk. ah, like for myself, you know, even choosing to, to pick the men that are nude is me taking a risk because there are laws in place that prohibit against the expression of a new bodies as is being seen as pornographic i'm not as courageous as many other people and to me that's also important for people to to know that you don't have to take those ma

yeah, i know about got that me yourself buckling with don smith and i. e r was freedom, the money but i, i get like more da is school own good though. year it relationship up, newborn is hot, banana, thomas, killer. them eyes as id me, bellows. most of i only gotten our disconnect. remember mozilla here one. nothing will enjoy garden it correctly. morning we're on currently morning to so many kia or joel got have name would india real school was freedom call some of that, jackie. with i work with an international humanitarian organization and the issue of our rights of refugees working in human rights in this part of the world is risky. and oh, an artists who take that stand and make that position through their art to speak about human rights. put themselves at risk. ah, like for myself, you know, even choosing to, to pick women that are nude is me taking a risk because there are laws in place that prohibit against the expression of mute bodies as is being seen as pornographic i'm not as courageous as many other people and to me that's also important for

don smith, always a nice one at massport early is the master code. it must be made on it. i'm not sure. i'm in the italian also in oasis, harvey. i do the goals. leo's or lack goals. english. you know? yeah. i live minus up on aces and was represent ha, now casa jamar. scorning would you see my son jamante, where dead on the young far miasca, so he and a 40 meet us, ya know, don't be, i'm a feminist, like either brenda to day this restaurant close to la baum bonita is a popular hang out for book offense. i think i'm in these all see if you know, say mike montoya, if i draw my but a thin die that oh man denito e one, only i boy in being who landlord integrated elario. yeah, guys. from the law, the condo can be got it, buddy. i will guide you asked me to go. oh gosh, sonya pound. i'm a wrinkle moved from northern ocean tina to live in what she calls her spiritual home for her, the book of football club, the neighborhood, and it's working clos routes or what distinguishes this club from any other in argentina? i why don't have it done your then authority on can present annoyi

it means so the world to me relief tuesday for george smith of oakland he married his husband don in eing together for 23 years, smith says he was touched to see congress work together to affirm his family's love both sides of the house. came together to protect. you know my right to be married to the person i love. it's just remarkable. i was just delighted . the bill also included historic language to protect interracial marriage, which was allowed in a 1967 supreme court decision but never protected by congress. until now, 1948. there were 30 of the 48 states had laws against interracial marriage. and it really wasn't interracial. it was whites marrying people of color. john powell, uc berkeley professor of law, african american studies and ethnic studies, says he remembers growing up when interracial marriage was illegal . remember one teacher actually talking about it? black and white. captain kevin had children. the children have stripes. i mean, that sounds ridiculous now, but actually said that that was our sex education. interracial dating the respect for marriage act is a si

smith of oakland. he married his husband don in 2013 after being together for 23 years. i just couldn't imagine my life without him. smith says he was touched to see congress work together to affirm his family's love both sides of the house. came together to protect you know my right to be married to the person i love just remarkable. i was just delighted, also included historic language to protect interracial marriage, which was allowed in a 1967 supreme court decision but never protected by congress. until now, 1948 there were 30 of the 48 states had laws against interracial marriage. and it really wasn't interracial. it was whites marrying people of color. john powell, uc berkeley professor of law, african american studies and ethnic studies, says he remembers growing up when interracial marriage was illegal . remember one teacher actually talking about it? black and white. past captain kevin had children. the children would have stripes. i mean, that sounds ridiculous now, but actually said that that was our sex education for interracial dating. the respect for marria

leading up to january 6th, and on january 6th, resulted in don champion indicted, and investigation now being run by special actual prosecutor jack smith, donald trump could save him, if he can testify, convincingly, under oath, in a trial of those charges. but, if donald trump were to take the witness stand in his own distant events in such a trial, in front of the -- jack smith would now be able to ask this question knowing the answer. question, mr. trump, have you ever advocated the termination of the constitution? on january 6th, donald trump is publicly arguing that a massive fraud deliver the presidency to joe biden. and what donald trump said this weekend, to justify instrument in the constitution is, a massive fraud of this type of magnitude, us for the termination of all rules in articles, even those found in the constitution. now, it would be fair for a criminal jury, a trial jury to infer that that is not a new thought that first occurred to donald trump this weekend. there is no new massive fraud that dom who's referring to. when he was actually referring to? or photographs of hunter biden naked. taken at the worst depths o

don you bacchus takes a look at the years top stories in show business. >> actor will smith is expelledack came after rock made a joke about smith's wife. minutes later smith won the oscar for best oscar. streaming services role the oscars and apple tv's code of best picture jane campion best director for netflix's power of the dog and at the enemies, hbo's white lotus 110 awards. in los angeles, the super bowl halftime show paid homage to hip-hop and rap for the first time. led by hometown entertainers, dr. dre and snoop dogg. long-running daytime talk shows ellen and when the air their final episodes in 2,022. on the generous in her showed no longer challenged her and wendy williams show was canceled after the host encountered health issues. actor bruce willis retired after he was diagnosed with aphasia. a neurological nd amyder oha aft 40 ge winning streak during the regular season. she became the most successful female entrance contested winning $1.6 million. former married actors johnny depp and amber heard sued each other for defamation in the virginia court. both also accused the

smith do anything about it? sure, these legal threats are serious. but i cannot help but worried that after decades of evading consequence after consequence, teflon don will slip through the cracks once again. joining me now to discuss this, to msnbc contributors were also co-hosts of the sisters in law podcast, jill wine-banks, who's assistant watergate special prosecutor, and we also have former u.s. attorney, joyce vance. thank you both for being here. jill, let me start with you. donald trump was not a defendant in this trump organization fraud case. but his name came up repeatedly throughout the trial. a prosecutor said in the closing statement trump, quote, knew exactly what was going on. so, how on earth did he not get charged in connection to this case? >> well, that is such a good question. but in a traditional way, when a corporation is indicted, it is the corporation that is indicted. the personal benefit to weisselberg is why he was personally indicted. and why he pled guilty. his testimony was not as forthcoming as i think the plea deal should have and could have demanded. i hope he won't get full credit first testimony. because he went

don, and ordered. and so, donald trump's lawyers, three months of playing games about a special master, are over. i know donald trump's lawyers need to worry about what the special prosecutor in the case jacked smith has planned for them next. today, just not qatari of state mirth raffensperger as confirmed to nbc news that he's received a subpoena from special prosecutor jack smith. a source familiar with the subpoena tells nbc news that the subpoena asks him to provide investigators with documents. but does not ask him for testimony relating to the investigation. the washington post reports that georgia is now the fifth battleground state where, quote, state and local election officials are known to have received such requests for any and all communications with trump, his campaign, and a long list of aides and allies, state and local officials in arizona. -- similar subpoenas, all of them, like georgia, central to former president donald trump's plan to stay in touch -- after the 2020 election. leading off our discussion tonight, barbara mcquade, professor at the university of michigan school of law. former prosecutor glenn kirschner, they are both msnbc legal analysts. and barbara mcquade, let

to begin with and i don�*t think this will put a great deal more pressure on the justice will put a great deal more pressure on thejustice department and a special counciljack smithed yesterday. it isn�*t good news for the former president, it keeps him in the limelight probably for reasons he would prefer not to be in the limelight for, so it is good news for him. probably will cost him more support among independents and possibly among his base as well, although that�*s a bit more difficult to see. it isn�*t the ideal position for him, and of course he is facing other legal investigations as well that may affect his 2024 campaign as well. , �* :, :, :, well. there isn't additional significance _ well. there isn't additional significance really - well. there isn't additional significance really is i well. there isn't additional significance really is what. well. there isn't additional i significance really is what you are saying from this us congressional committee recommending criminal charges, but the department of justice have to make up their minds whether they want to bring charges. they are investigating, we assume, quite quickly but, because they are raci

smith has the story. supermarket cafes are becoming increasingly important. as warm spaces with long hours and relatively cheap food, you can see the appeal. so all day breakfast is still on? yeah, donuppa. around about 3:30, 3:40, we have a mad rush with the mums coming in with kids. morrisons have more cafes than any other supermarket and gave away 70,000 children's meals each week through the summer holidays, and saw 30% more families in october half term compared to the may half term. we are definitely seeing more young families and more people buying into the deals which, i think, obviously then fits in with what we're seeing from an economic perspective around the cost of living crisis. in a period of time where it's getting colder and often people are getting lonelier, it provides that safe space for people. lots of those families are just looking for ways to make their budgets stretch a little further. yeah, it'sjust something to do. a day out in the warm, really. yeah. that makes a big difference at the moment as well, doesn't it? was your breakfast tasty? yeah. marks & spencer have been seeing the same after—school rush. i think there is just a thing about, you know, new p