he charged a single defendant and the case, donald j trump. espite that, trump is by no means the only person involved in this criminal conspiracy to steal the election. look at the first few pages of the indictment, half a dozen coconspirators listed with their attempts to support democracy detailed through the remaining pages. but result legal actions taken by smith's office imply he wants this case, the january 6th case, to go first. let me explain. one week ago tonight, we were all expecting this indictment to come out of the washington, d.c., federal courthouse. we were on pins and needles. but instead, smith was focused on another case, 1000 miles south, miami. that day, he added a third defendant in the classified documents case. he also released a superseding indictment, adding new charges against the ex president and the new defendant, it mar-a-lago property manager. this came out of nowhere. completely unexpected. and it was kind of strange because, what's that going to do to the case? it's going to slow it down. when you add a new de

the defendant donald j. trump lost the election held on november 2020. trump and the other defendants refused to accept a loss. that conspiracy contained a purpose to make to to be more acts or more. elsewhere in the state of georgia and in other state through this latest indictment. just over four months. he faces 91 criminal charges across those four indictments. this is roy in greensboro, north carolina. caller: i have a couple things to say here. i think the media is falling down. this was the fairest election ever. it was the most paper ballots. trump won in 2016 and there was only 70 5% paper ballots. the turnout was 67%. that was the highest since 1900. we do not even know what it was then. people turned out to get made of donald trump. people are voting for their dead mothers, people sending a invalid and then going to the polls to try to the. in arizona, trump lost something like 360 votes when they did a recount. host: bring need yesterday's indictment. caller: this is a long time coming. it is really true here because not only have they been pu

a cobol who was in league with donald j. trump. that willingness to use violence to overturn democracy, it just tells you how deeply embedded this drive was to keep him in power. and, the disregard they had for the lives of american citizens who withstood a pandemic, a deadly pandemic, to go and vote, who understood that democracy was on the line and were willing to do what they needed to do. in terms of violence, i also have to talk about rudy giuliani coming down here to georgia for three legislative hearings where he spews, he and his team spew a bevy of lies about dead people voting, but particularly about shame off and ruby freeman, two black poll workers, that rudy giuliani equated and made equivalent with passing around usb ports as if they were heroin , as if it was heroin and cocaine. linking black election workers with drug dealers. and then those two women received death threats that are so horrific that it causes ruby freeman, the fbi warns her she has to leave her home for protection. that is the kind of violence that

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enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's election. the acts identified as predicate acts or acts of racketeering activity are crimes that are alleged to have been committed in furtherance of a criminal enterprise. as a racketeering activity

enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's election. the acts identified as predicate acts or acts of racketeering activity are crimes that are alleged to have been committed in furtherance of a criminal enterprise. as a racketeering activity

enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20, 2021. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the vote of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general elections treated as you examine the indictment you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those identified as predicate acts, sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crime under georgia law in isolation, but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's election. the acts identified as predicate acts or acts of racketeering activity are crimes that are alleged to have been committed in furtherance of a criminal enterprise. as a racketeering activity

donald trump has to do is go to jail. for donald trump the case of the state of georgia versus donald j trump will begin in a jail two and f's office announced today that donald trump and all his 18 accused coconspirators will first be booked at the rice street jail in fulton county. a sheriff from fulton county has said that donald trump will be fingerprinted and that he will be photographed and end up with a mugshot when he is booked at the rice street jail. the sheriff noted that the deal was open 24/7 and all of the people indicted in what the

. >> today, an indictment was unsealed charging donald j. trump with conspiring to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. >> reporter: trump informed of the sweeping indictment just before it was unsealed. the charges outlined in the sweeping indictment. prosecutors say trump spread lies that there had been outcome determinative fraud in the election, and that he had actually won. these claims were false, and the defendant knew they were false. still, they say, trump worked to create an intense national atmosphere of mistrust and an anger, and erode public faith in the administration of the election. the indictment going methodically, state-by-state, accusing trump and his unnamed co-conspirators of creating fraudulent slates of electors in seven states. of trying to compel the justice department to sham election crime investigations. of pressuring vice president mike pence to reject legitimate electoral votes on january 6th. and ultimately, sending his supp

the justice department, what you are going to do to the fbi, if you cannot pass go and go as donald j trump, and nothing else matters. so to not read the indictment, he should be reading every damn word, and coming up with slogans, and bumper stickers to go after trump. and the fact that he is not, he is not running. >> can i just say, tom winter in the atlantic makes a very important point and i think everyone who's watching this program should listen to what he's saying. because i think that there is this tendency to dismiss, well, republicans are not going to read this, to sort of accept that republican candidates are going to say i didn't read the indictment, or republican congress people are going to say i have, and to move past that. and he makes a point that you've gotta get your uncle, who is a trump supporter, to read this. you have to get your neighbor who is an avowed, you know, big lie supporter, to read this. this is democracy. tear, pointers are people ready to invoke the insurrection act to overthrow democracy. it is incumbent upon all of us as members of this society, as par

the one that's obvious that it's going to be is donald j. trump because it is clear that this prosecutor went in with an objective to indict donald trump. it's the same thing as alvin bragg. the wild george soros partisan in new york. the same thing as merrick garland and jack smith. jack smith has a history of bringing partisan indictments. he indicted bob mcdonald, the sitting governor of virginia, when he was a credible candidate for president. he got that eviction and that conviction went to the u.s. up in and it got unanimously thrown out but the conviction was all about politics. they want a trial to attack donald trump in september o.r. october of next year right before the election. the other ten people, i'm not going to speculate, the other nine. we'll find out. frankly there were nine people who were unlucky enough to be standing somewhere in or around donald trump. their target is political. this is not the rule of law. this is not enforcing the law fairly. this is because partisan democrats have convinced themselves, look, if you disag

the big boss -- the endgame here -- is donald j trump. and the question tonight is, does the rico law that rudy giuliani built his career on -- does that ultimately ensnare donald j trump? joining me now is joyce vance, former district attorney for the northern district of alabama, and laura jarrett, former legal correspondent for msnbc news. laura, let me start with you tonight. -- down in fulton county -- i want to start with the news we have about mark meadows because mark meadows today is filing for a change of venue. he has filed with the northern district of georgia to move fani willis's case against him to federal court. do you think such a move is likely? >> whether or not it will be successful will be up to the judge. let me just say, it's not frivolous. it's not crazy. whether or not he will win, we will have to see. but the argument is, what he is being charged with is a new indictment and has to do with new indictments actions he was taking -- the removal statute says, if you have a cover-able argument they are, you get to remo

he was before working for donald j trump before 2020, quintessential republican washington lawyer, butigure who wanted to take over the department of justice in 2020, and he wanted to throw the way at the doj behind trump's coup by sending letters to swing states who thought then that the election was not trustworthy, and that the state should send their own electors electing donald trump. when justice department officials, his bosses, would not bend to trump's will, trump tried to install trump in a mini coup at the doj as the acting attorney general in a bid to power, so clark send the letter out and have the doj help with the coup. and clark's starting role to subvert american democracy is detailed in the indictment. clark is not named, but he sure does match the description of coconspirator for. when clark was confronted with the ramifications of trying to steal the election, things took a turn according to the indictment. on page 30, federal prosecutors described the moment three days before the attempted coup, quote, on the afternoon of january 3rd, clark spoke with the deputy wh

against the american people specifically with a dissenting point of view like carter page and donald j. trump and they haven't stopped yet. they continue to go up against donald trump whether it's mar-a-lago, whether it's indictments thereupon with the nut job in manhattan. it's just horrible what the f.b.i., we have to rein them in. i will not support the idea of re-authorizing 702 for the f.b.i. until they get their house in order. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. dean. ms. dean: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member for having this important hearing today. an important moment of bipartisanship and the understanding that the fisa application has gone horribly wrong. it is our responsibility to do something about it. so i thank all of the witnesses for being here today for your expertise and your historical understanding of where we are. and the great moment that we're in. the foreign intelligence act, fisa, the legislative branch, we're entrusted with making the laws of the united states. it's our job to decide what the rul

that is our president, donald j. trump. we had him before and we are going to have him again. we salute you, sir. [applause] former pres. trump: thank you, brian. this has been -- it is all over the country no matter where we go. there has never been enthusiasm. 2016, we won. we did much better in 2020. the election was rigged. we got millions and millions more votes. i will say, 2020 was fantastic. 2016 was fantastic, but we have never seen love and enthusiasm, some of the people where we stop, we stopped in 20 and 2016. we set a record for people today. you are very special. you are very special to me. we are going to take care of our country. we are going to take care of iowa. you will be proud of our country again. right now, our country as a laughingstock all over the world. what we are doing to our country with millions and millions of people pouring into our country with no voter id, with so many things. it is just so horrible. you see the taxes going through the roof. i just feel so strongly about the farmers. you had somebody say we don't really care about the farmers.

the justice department, what you are going to do to the fbi, if you cannot pass, go and go is donald j trump, and nothing else matters. so to not read the indictment, he should be reading every word, and coming up with slogans, and bumper stickers to go after trump. and the fact that he is not, he is not running. >> can i just say, tom winter in the atlantic makes a very important point and i think everyone who's watching this program should listen to what he's saying. because i think that there is this tendency to dismiss, well, republicans are not going to read this, to sort of accept that republican candidates are going to say i didn't read the indictment, or republican congress people are going to say i have, and to move past that. and he makes a point that you've gotta get your uncle, who is a trump supporter to read this. you have to get your neighbor who is an avowed, you know, big lies supporter to read this. this is democracy. tear, pointers are people ready to invoke the insurrection act to overthrow democracy. it is incumbent upon all of us as members of the society, as part of th

. >> indictment was unsealed charging donald j. trumpd the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters, and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. >> the united states of america versus donald j. trump. again. what happens now that the former president has been indicted for a third time? this one, for attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election. we get the legal view with the former federal prosecutor jessica roth. >>> then, how republicans are reacting to the news with presidential candidate joe walsh. >>> and the democratic take, with congressman joe neguse, who served as

a call to p runs by donald j trump. before heading for the motorcade, there was time for a brief pause for the cameras outside the called house trump's feast. these critics came head to head with his loyal supporters. in a visible demonstration of a divided country. i'm here to celebrate because by the end of the day today, trump is going to get another 5 points in the polls and it's very exciting. um, every time they do, one of these indictments trump goes up in the polls. i think that trump poses a threat to our democracy and his supporters. i think that he should be held accountable for the crimes that he committed while he was president. and i think this is long overdue inside the called house in on a p, when it's less than just a few minutes. the fall, i'm a president and to the plea of not guilty arriving back at the airport. i typically bellicose, trump took the opportunity to once again called the proceedings, a political which and when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent.

inevitably one if not more than one is going to flip you are going to get the big fish that you want donald j. trump if fani willis you campaigned on getting donald j. trump i point out you heard, grady trimble i am going back to time as lawyer i was a lawyer 4 1/2 years i got tiny case mundane case goes longer than six months you think with all witnesses testimony to be eliciteding depositions, pretrial motions not decided in six months much less the trial itself i see no way that that happens. cheryl: bay this is fourth indictment jessica so to talk to you about want to talk trial dates the daniels case in new york date of for a while march 25. so next spring, then mar-a-lago classified documents scheduled date may 20 she is saying six months. jessica: coordinated effort anybody? you know i think, in terms of the impact on him, the election, you have too% republicans roughly, with trump no matter what hard nz their commitment, the interesting part politically, of course, middle section, what does that do does that make people say hold on there is something wrong here in the system we are going to

president of the united states and the future 47th president of the united states, president donald j. trump. ♪ mr. trump: i want to thank you and it is great to be back in alabama with so many proud american patriots who stand for god, family, and country. i want to thank governor kay ivey for being with us tonight. you look great. i'm not surprised. you're doing a good job. we appreciate it very much. also chairman john wall broke all sorts of records tonight. the attendance in the fundraising records that broke every record in the book. john, good job. please sit down. it will be here for a little while. thank you very much. john has been a friend really from the beginning and today i am also greatly honored to receive the endorsements of so many outstanding alabama leaders we have just about all of them we were looking for. they know how we fight and they know how to fight. they know we win. most of them are with us tonight including your greatest senator who just introduced me, tommy tuberville, what a great man. he is strong. he is smart are you that he is loyal. he's a fantastic guy a

that is our president donald j. trump who we had and we will have again. we salute you, sir. [cheering] [indiscernible] >> thank you, brian. so, i want to thank -- this is been really. it is a trip of love but it is really all over the country. there has never been enthusiasm, we did great, i hate to say this we did much better in the 2020 win the election was rigged. we got millions and millions more boats. i will say, 2020 was fantastic. 2016 was fantastic, but we have never seen love and enthusiasm with some of the people. we stopped in 2020, we stopped in 20 closed it away. we set a record for people today. you are very special. you are very special to me. were going to take our -- take care of our country and take care of iowa. right now our country is a laughing stock around the world. what we are doing with our country with millions of people pouring into the country with no voter id in so many things that are so horrible. taxes have gone through the roof. what i have done, i feel so strongly about the farmers. you heard somebody say we did not really care about the fa

end of tomorrow >> today and island was unsealed with donald j trump for conspiring you can see nights. it's >> the case against trump goes public. >> the president specifically asked me and his haggle of lawyers asked me to literally reject votes. >> tonight, hours before

to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j. trump. to these the presidential term of office beginning on january 20th 21. specifically the participants in association took various actions in georgia. and elsewhere. to block the county of the votes of the presidential electors who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general election. as you examine the indictment, you will see acts that are identified as overt acts. and those that are identified as predicate acts, sometimes called x of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crimes under georgia law in isolation. but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia. and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia's 2020 presidential election. the acts identified as predicate acts or acts of racketeering activity are crimes that are alleged to have been committed in furtherance of the criminal enterprise. x of

enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and i'll swear to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j trumptial term of office beginning on january 20th, 21. >> trump has responded, claiming the indictment is politically inspired. hawaii's governor says that our hearts are broken by the scale of the devastation in maui. at least 99 people are now confirmed dead after a wildfire swept through the tourist town of lahaina last week. authorities say that death toll is all but certain to keep soaring as crews sift through the ashes of incinerated homes. the governor has said that well over 2200 structures burned, and the vast majority were people's homes. right now there is a big push to get to survivors out of shelters and into longer term housing. the red cross and to federal emergency management agency are among the disaster relief groups helping with that effort. during a white house briefing, the head of fema spoke about the tremendous sense of loss of so many people are feeling right now. >> nothing can prepare you for what i saw during my time there. nothing can prepare them for the emoti

joe, we have got to leave it there "fox & friends" starts right now. >> charging donald j. trumpo defraud the united states. >> biden's justice department just brought criminal charges against donald trump for the third time in four months. >> this is a free speech killing indictment. >> hunter biden basically said everything we're doing is about my father's last name. >> the value he brought to the business operation they were involved in was the biden brand. powerful political figure in d.c. >> there is no more room. >> the migrant crisis overwhelming new york city. huge crowds lining the streets outside a hotel now filled t

the big boss, the end game here is donald j. trump, and the question tonight is does the rico law that rudy giuliani built his career on, does that ultimately ensnare donald j. trump. joining me now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama, and laura jarrett, senior legal correspondent for nbc news. laura and joyce, great to have you both with me tonight. laura, let me start with you in terms of the many people named in this indictment down in fulton county. i want to start with the news we have on mark meadows. because mark meadows today is filing for a change of venue. he's filed to move fani willis' case against him to federal court. do you think such a move is likely? >> whether or not it'll be successful will be up to the judge. let me just say it's not frivolous. it's not crazy. whether or not he'll win, we'll have to see. but the argument is what he's being charged with in the new indictment has to do with things and actions he took while he was chief of staff. the removal statute says if you ha

. >> donald j. trump is set to be arraigned in court in washington, d.c. thursday. this is the former president's third indictment in the last four months. he's already facing charges in the classified documents case and the manhattan d.a.'s hush money investigation. he's pleaded not guilty in both those investigations. with that let's get smarter and bring in our lead off panel. peter baker is with us, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." katie benner, pulitzer prizewinning justice reporter also with "the new york times." former u.s. attorney joyce vance, she spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. and frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence. i really just want to start by going around the horn and get everyone's reaction to what was in this indictment. peter, what stood out to you? >> well, look, i think this indictment more than the other two gets to the heart of the matter. the last two were important subjects, hush money, classified documents, national secrets, of course. this is the first indictment that goe

donald trump has to do is go to jail. for donald trump the case of the state of georgia versus donald j trump will begin in a jail two and it might eventually end in a jail. in fulton county the sheriff's office announced today that donald trump and all his 18 accused coconspirators will first be booked at the rice street jail in fulton county. a sheriff from fulton county has said that donald trump will be fingerprinted and that he will be photographed and end up with a mugshot when he is booked at the rice street jail. the sheriff noted that the deal was open 24/7 and all of the people indicted in what the indictment called donald trump 's criminal enterprise are to varying degrees, donald trump has been given special treatment in each one of his previous arrests and arraignments. so far there has been no suggestion from the fulton county sheriff, fani willis, that donald trump will receive special treatment this time in the booking and arraignment procedure. this is the one. this is the case that tells a story more clearly than any other criminal case against donald trump. the story of exactly who donald trump's and wa

donald trump. prosecutor jack smith ends the document with the charge against the ex president. conspiracy against rights. quote, defendant donald jid knowingly combine, conspired, confederate and agree with coconspirators known or unknown to the grand jury to injure, oppress, threaten and intimidate one or more persons in the free exercise and enjoyment of a right and privilege secured to them by the constitution and laws of the united states. that is the right to vote and have one's vote counted. donald trump is the first president to be charged with section 2:41. of the u.s. code, far from the first person charged with it. the second probably when mean much to anyone. what is the first series of reconstruction era acts known as the ku klux klan acts. it's one of the first charges brought under this law, over 100 years ago against two elections board officials in blaine county, oklahoma. the men were part of a three person board, and during the 1912 election, they engaged a conspiracy that, quote left out of their official canvas all of the votes from 11 precincts where they grandfather clause, a jim crow era law to disenfranchi

special counsel jack smith announcing the third indictment of donald j. trump after months of investigating the former president and his allies and their efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. this hour we'll have in-depth coverage of the accusations against trump and the new information we're learning about his attempt to stay in power from that sweeping federal investigation. and we'll also look at how this latest legal issue could impact the presidential campaign as he has used previous indictments to boost fund-raising. good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this wednesday, august 2nd, a historic day. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting it with us. and we'll begin this morning with history once again. former president donald trump who took an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the united states constitution has been indicted for allegedly trying to subvert that very same document. in washington, d.c. yesterday a federal grand jury of trump's own peers convened by special counsel jack smith voted to charge the former president f

enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j. trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on january 20 21. amy: willis opened the probe after trump pressured georgia's republican secretary of state brad raffensperger in january 2021 to "find 11,780 votes" -- that was the margin trump would have needed to defeat joe biden in georgia. part of the charges also stem from a breach of voting machines in coffee county about 200 miles from atlanta. the indictment alleges the criminal enterprise operated in other states, including michigan, arizona, pennsylvania, nevada, and new mexico. fani willis has given trump and his co-defendants until august 25 to turn themselves in. this all comes as trump is the republican frontrunner in the 2024 race. we'll have more on the story after headlines. in hawaii, the death toll from the maui fires has reached 99 and is expected to climb significantly as 1300 people remain unaccounted for. crews have searched for bodies in only about 25% of the devastated area. it is already the deadliest wildf

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here for healthy schools. >>> donald j. trump'sent in american history to have a mug shot and inmate number to go along with it. trump and his 18 co-defendants have all surrendered at the fulton county jails and tomorrow the legal fights are who goes to trial where and when. joining me is presidential historian tim neftali, former director of the nixon presidential library. oh so good to see you. put this into perspective for us. it's been an unprecedented week and according to trump's campaign, it has been a moment that he's been able to cash in on to the tune of $7 million in fund-raising by having that mug shot. so help people understand, this is a humiliating moment, you know, to have an arrest, or is it a gain for this president? >> well, let's look at this in two different ways. in terms of fund-raising, the former president has preyed on a lot of small donors who are basically funding his defense. that is sad for our country and it says a lot about how strong the cult of donald trump still is. and in the broader perspective,

. >> una acusaciÓn formal, acusando a donald j trump de conspirar para defraudar estados unidos, de conspiraros votantes y tambiÉn un proceso oficial, la acusaciÓn formal fue emitida por un gran jurado, marca los detalles, aliento a todos a leer esto a fondo. pedro: en la campaÑa del ex presidente truman ha dicho en un comunicado lo siguiente, esto no es mÁs que un corrupto Último capÍtulo de la familia de crimen de biden y su departamento de justicia para interferir con la elecciÓn presidencial del 2024, donde el presidente truman es —— trump es el favorito indiscutible, el presidente tronco lidera la contienda interna por la nominaciÓn presidencial republicana, ese es el argumento que pronunciÓ el expresidente. de mÁs detalles sobre este caso, hay al menos seis como conspiradores haciendo acusados como parte de este documento dde acusaciÓn formal, es un documento de un poco mÁs de 45 pÁginas, se nos establecen algunas relaciones en este documento, una de ellas es que el expresidente tronco versa con el ex vicepresidente mike pence, lo llamÓ una persona muy honesta por haber aceptado partici