during these years, the federal court made millions of dollars.charged money against me, but no reason was found, and finally, after 23 years, i was released. mohammad niaz of the american federal court was published in the form of an article about this young lebanese man, and during the years of prison , i seriously studied the american law and understood what was said about the law. make it permanent, what we see in practice is very different, the story of my america describes it as the most dangerous trailer in the world and the only mistake we made in those young years when i believed in the fictional image of freedom and law in america. he speaks his mother tongue with difficulty . reyhane, my weak point during the years of prison was my old and sick mother. i was worried that i would not see her again. it is indescribable to reach golden soil . only in the last 6 months when i was in the prison of the immigration department, i was able to make video calls to family members. mohammad is writing now. a couplet is different from the claim of th

he will then make his way down to the federal court house in downtown miami. the fastest routes to the court house is a 30 kilometers drive that would usually take about 25 minutes. a trump is expected to make it in federal court at 3 pm. miami town that is uh, miami time that is 2 hours from now. john 100 is in miami. show us the scene at the courthouse. john, is there a there's quite a lot of it. if you look behind me, you can see it's like a street fair and a major city. it's summer time. you see people with that trump jerseys, trump flags, most of the crowd here seems to be pro trump. this is after all, florida, the state that he makes home and the state that he one and the last election. but there are also counter pro gestures as well if you look around, but really the scene has been civic. all right, well, we're going to reconnect with don in just a 2nd. let's just remind everyone know about what this is all about. why federal prosecutors are after the former us president in the 1st place, lower hon. read the 49 page, indictments. this is the $49.00 page

this is miami federal court, this is not a federal court that hasn't seen high security df defendantsn trial in the federal court in miami. he was held here as well. panamanian dictator, so this is a sort of thing that this courthouse has already been through really high security incidents. we're going to have to see how this plays out with donald trump himself. he is a defendant like no other. >> so much going on, so many questions. part of the reason i think we both want to talk to you, you have covered this so closely, so in-depth, in the weeds in the last year, there's one element we have heard more from president trump's team that they seem to be focusing on. trump attorney, accused the top lawyer of misconduct in the process informing this indictment. help us understand the context, and potential validity of those claims. >> reporter: right. well, we're still trying to gather more information on this because it appears that there is some communication to a judge in d.c. that is under seal, so still secret, so we can't get a full understanding of that at this time, but what jim d

president trump expected to travel to miami today ahead of his federal court appearance tomorrow. he's said to be arraigned on 37 counts. >> local and federal officials ramping up security. the far right group, the proud boys, were discussing traveling to florida to show their support for the former president. >> hours after the court appearance, trump is going to hold a fund-raiser. he'll speak there before that ev event. >> his first public comments coming over the weekend. trump telling politico he has no plans to drop out of the 2024 race saying, quote, i'll never leave. >> americans are split about how they feel about the indictment. half think he should be charged and half think it was politically motivated. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> you know those weeks that start where you just kind of take a deep breath and say, this is going to be a week. >> it is going to be a week. the weeks that feel like they have been a week before they have started, there are a lot of questions before the next 24 hours. >> it is going to be a week. we have the best team in the busines

after thirty years of change in these years, the federal court has millions the dollar was spent against me, we couldn't find any reason, and finally after 23 years i was released, muhammad was also published about this young lebanese man, damn you , and during the years of prison , i seriously studied the american law and i understood what they do about the permanent law. what is different in the act of nose is very much, the story of america describes me as the most dangerous thriller in the world and our only mistake in those young years when he was unemployed, who believed in the imaginary image of freedom and law in america, and after a year, he met khan's people again. it is possible to worry about old mothers and sick people during the years of prison i don't see others. it is indescribable to reach the land of goldon. only in the last 6 months when i was in the prison of the immigration department, i was able to make a video call with family members. now he is writing a different narrative from the claim of the american federal court, and public opinion, especially in himself. am

john henry, and outside the federal court house in miami, thank you very much. we'll keep a surprise of any developments. let's just remind everyone about what this case is about. what landed donald trump in court for this floor con, explains what is in the indictment. he's a former president of the most powerful country in the world, and now the 1st and it's history to face criminal federal charges. this is the $49.00 page indictment, which shows the charges against donald trump on his 8 walk now to a stipend page to states. during his presidency. trump kept boxes of newspapers, press clippings, unless, as in the white house, among them, hundreds of classified documents. they had information on defense and weapons capabilities of the united states and other countries. the us nuclear program vulnerabilities to attack on plans for possible retaliation. if there was a for an attack. while he was president trump had lawful access to this information box. when his time ended on january the 28th 2021. he should have sent over presidents with documents to the national

donald trump has been told to be in florida on tuesday to appear in federal court at 3:00 p.m. storic to development. the first time a former president has been indicted on federal criminal charges. our investigative team reporting the former president will face at least seven charges. we are told the range of those charges includes obstruction, willful retention of documents related to our national security, false statements, conspiracy. again, our investigative team learning that's the range of charges. the exact terms we are still waiting to hear from the special counsel. our team standing by here tonight we start with the history made this evening. the weight, the significance of these charges, and what this could mean in the race for president. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off. >> reporter: tonight a federal grand jury has voted to indict donald trump. the special counsel's investigation into his handling of classified documents. prosecutors telling the former president he will be arraigned in miami on tuesday and sources telling "abc news" tru

this year, the federal court spent millions of dollars against me.found no reason, and finally, after 23 years, i was released . muhammad was also published about this lebanese youth , and during the years in prison, i seriously studied american law. and i realized that there is a huge difference between what they say about the permanent law and what we see in practice. the story of america describes me as the most dangerous trailer in the world and our only mistake in those young years when i believed in the imaginary image of freedom and law in america after a i want to meet people again, but until the end my weak point during the years of prison was my old and sick mother. i was worried that i would not see my mother again after arriving in iran. it is indescribable. only in the last 6 months when i was in the prison of the immigration department, i was able to make video calls to family members. now i am writing a narrative. it is different from the claim of the american federal court and the public opinion, especially in the united states itself

but at the federal court of appeals, level there isn't a procedure to do that. at the supreme court level, there is absolutely no procedure to do that. and what happens is that we have an reviewable decisions by the individuals who are acting as the judge in essence, as you put it in your opening statement, their own case. >> that law applies to supreme court justices? >> yes it does. >> and obviously congress passed that law. >> correct. has the supreme court ever ruled that this law or any other recusal law or, for that matter, the ethics and government act, was unconstitutional or that it can't apply to the justices? >> no, the supreme court has never ruled in that manner. >> indeed, have justices not complied with it? >> most of the time they have complied. >> without objection? >> without objection. >> let me turn to mr. sherman, with an example. this relates to disclosure. and one conflicts of interest should be presented to the parties and the public, so that informed recusal conversation can transpire. in 2020, the right-wing flagship political organizati

court judge and his family. we're going to see the same thing happen and a federal level. are gonna see as eric holder said, when i suspect we're gonna see additional indictments and it's gonna be a test of our democracy and particularly the courts as to whether they are going to have the fortitude and also the acceptance by the american public that we are a country of laws not men and this is such a defining moment and unique for our country to be in this position after hundreds of years. >> and qian, this will take place against the context of the normal perry and thrust of politics, but also a presidential campaign with multiple people running in the primaries as you just indicated. a lot of discourse after that, the man handler to tierney's office indictment about is this good for him, this is the backlash effect, the run around the flag. there is some indication -- my position has generally been, don't overthink this too much. if you had to go behind a veil of ignorance and said do you want your nominee to be facing multiple and ailments and multiple charges for multi

there are certain federal courts in the l certain federal courts in the united states, one here in thewhere most espionage cases are brought because it is a positive location for the government. it's called the rocket docket, as is the southern district of florida which means they go very quickly. if it was a normal case, it would probably be over within 6— nine months, but it's not normal as we said, and everyone knows. this could be really dragged out. it made sense that jack smith indicated they want a speedy trial, but this is going to be in the hands of the districtjustice who is trialjudge is incredible discretion as to the pace and also because it involves classified information, national defence information, national defence information under the espionage act. there will be many pre—trial proceedings under the classified information procedures act and that will determine who gets access and how information is presented in court. if there are adverse rulings to other side, they can immediately appeal that up to the 11th circuit which normally would not be the case in criminal c

lawyers have just been informed about 20 minutes ago that the former president needs to be at a federal courtn miami on tuesday at 3 p.m. to be processed on federal charges. this, of course, would be the first president ever to be indicted on federal charges. i want to bring in several members of our investigative team, beginning with katherine faulders, our senior reporter. and, katherine, what are your sources telling you as far as the number of counts at this point? and the range of what's being charged here? david, we're learning from our sources that there appears to be at least seven counts here. this ranges from everything from the willful retention of national defense information to conspiracy to a scheme to conceal two false statements and representations of obviously, this is part of a years long, more than years long investigation by special counsel jack smith and trump's efforts to obstruct the government to give documents in his possession with classification markings back to government investigators who at multiple times throughout this investigation have tried to retrieve them

usual will i in federal court they don't.ut they say, these are the discovery deadlines and the motions and then set the trial date after that. >> and beth, let me ask you, we will see in all likelihood, a big pro trump maga crowd, and has january 6th changed the way we will see law enforcement prepare for the way that law enforcement prepare for such things like this? >> yes, people were caught off guard on january 6th, and it is not that the streams of information are not available, but it is that they get to the right people, and people are prepared. as people have pointed out today, the miami police force is a pretty well run machine, and i think that they will be ready for this. >> lentd me ask you, former fbi director, and you read through the allegation, and read the analyses like this one in washington, d.c., if trump had returned documents, he never would have been charged. and so the big question is why? why did he keep them? does the prosecution have to answer it? >> they don't have to answer it, but it is very goo

and you are absolutely correct as a practicing attorney myself, who also practices in federal court here in california. yes, she absolutely has the right of presumption of innocence in the court room. but the media and the public court of public opinion that's something different. and by the way, she's the one who kept screaming, locked her up, regarding hillary clinton and she is the one who signs the law. that has made this a felony with a 5 year jail term potential for every one of these counts, at least the 1st $31.00 that he is alleged to have committed in this a day indictment environment. thank you so much for your insights on the show today . thanks jack. not moving on. and ukraine, at least 11 people were killed in a russian missile strike on the central city of cape creevy kit cr v re, which is the home time of president brought him is a landscape overnight advertise, but also reported in the car key area and the capital key where rosara to say they was stopped by ad defenses. this all follows. claims by ukraine of success is in this country offensive against russian forces. i

case removed into federal court. in the first or second week in august we expect to see indictments in fulton county in connection with the 2020 election. on october 3rd he begins trial in new york on letitia james, the new york attorney general's big fraud case that she brought against him civilly in new york. that trial will take a few weeks. in december he's supposed to be back in front of the judge in manhattan to have motions in that case, which is scheduled for trial two weeks after super tuesday, on march 25th. so this federal case we have just gotten, it's not like there is a clear calendar they can push it through. i don't know where they are going to fit this all in. >> john: we are taking a look at the main entrance to the doral golf club and trump resort off of 87th avenue in miami. saw some police motorcycles come out, maybe they may be prepositioning to handle traffic. the president not expected to leave for a little while yet. jonathan, we talked about this yesterday but bears repeating, this idea of t

>> the constraint court applying federal law. thats the teaching upon each county as we read that case. there was of a good tour of the florideme court dissented after -- >> it would be ordinary constraints. constraints can come from the federal constitution or th constraints can come from the state constitution. state actote courts. as the ordinary operation of t courts. that's what smiley says. if the legislature subject to the ordinary set of constraints that operate on them. >> went the ordinary constra is federal law that is bound by federal law. that's the ordinary constraint. >>t's not coming from russia, so then you're going to sort of precedent. i think or precedent gives lot of problems. if you really take every statement his court has said aboutatter at hand i'll just reach few of them they are pretty recent. smileythe one we've been talking about and that says just as cs is subject to limitations, there is no information of a purpose to exclude a similar restriction imposed by cutions upon state legisla arizona, we say

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the indictment has been unsealed in a miami federal court and now we see the charges include protectionurity documents which we knew but also charges of conspiracy as well as obstruction and false statement charges. let's get over to kailey leinz who is covering this. we expect a press conference in about one hour and 15 minutes on this from the department of justice. what do we know right now as we see these headlines crossing the bloomberg terminal about the unsealed indictment? kayley: as you said, we now know firmly what some of these charges against former president trump are. these are federal crimes he has been charged with, the first time in history a former president charge federally and that includes retention of national secured he document, conspiracy obstruction and false statement charges. we had learned there were seven total charges and trump's attorneys who are not on his legal team in regard to this case said he would be facing some obstruction based charges as well as espionage act related charges. when we talk about these federal crimes, these are crimes that could m

court next week. we'll get the latest on the federal investigation. also coming up, renewed fighting breaks as in southern ukraine. cubic use of moscow, shedding tests on wet residents of the floods caused by the destruction of a down the i'm told me a lot of a welcome to the program. we'd begin the show with some breaking news. former us president donald trump says, has been indicted on charges relating to his handling of classified documents. trump claims has been summoned to appear in a federal court house in miami, on tuesday, a while not yet confirmed by the justice department. us media reporting the trump faces, at least 7 charges. investigators found a cache of sensitive government documents, and from some are lego residents in august, the former president has long denied any wrongdoing. let's get more on the story from correspondence in washington, dc. michelle out cook not joins us now. i me say a lot now. what more are you hearing about this story? well, no official confirmation so far, but from donald trump himself. and there was a statemen

it involves questions of election law and those are questions for federal courts, not state courts.e prosecutor would had to have gotten it wrong. this is a game of hot potato and you're asking the judge to catch it and hold it and federal court doesn't want to do that anymore than else with common sense wants to. he's not just defending his court cases. he's also running for president. what this does is helps him do court filings and proceedings advance his narrative. >> well let's talk about those court filings because the way things look now it would be possible for this trial to happen in the middle of a presidential election which he is and we all know the front-runner. how much could something like this delay things and how many more could there be coming if the president wants to keep this dragged out, can he? >> yes. he can. and keep many mind, i've tried somewhere around 70 to 80 trials at this point in my career. i've never, ever, ever had a case go on the first court setting. so cases routinely get continued. in part because what lawyers can effectively argue here, keep i

the special counsel could've made the case for this to be handled in federal court in washington, d.cflorida. we know this will now play out florida searchlight what we know about the judge in the case? what difference does it make, the venue, and why did the special counsel move in this direction? >> reporter: so i think the special counsel did it because most of the alleged crimes occurred in south florida. but this is a win for donald trump. better perspective jury pool in south florida than in washington, d.c., and in particular, the judge is at least initially assigned to the case, maybe a familiar name to many because she was the judge in the early days of the investigation when the fbi was trying to get access to many of these documents. she ruled for donald trump against the fbi, got overturned by a higher court, she was appointed by donald trump. so that is a big win for donald trump at least in the early stages. >> david: one last quick question. this could play out before the election? >> reporter: it absolutely could. it could be largely up to donald trump. as the defendan

we are expecting donald trump to reach his destination at the parking lot outside the federal court house. so this is what we think is going to happen as you watch these live pictures of donald trump's motorcade. we do not expect to see donald trump as he leaves his car once he gets there. we do expect that he is going to be driving into a parking lot. there is a tunnel that heads from the parking lot to the federal courthouse and it is expected no guarantees here, but it is expected that the former president will be taking that tunnel and therefore that he will not be seen on camera. however, as we just mentioned, this is a 1st now let's show you the google map of where the former president is expected. he is expected in court in about 17 minutes. and this is the map of the central miami smell. elsa 0 is correspondence. allen's fisher has been covering this and has been in miami, seeing the build up of their, i say, pension excitement outside the courthouse. ellen, if you can hear me, can you paint a picture for us of what you've seen outside the court house and what the former president

and huddle with lawyers, they will talk with lawyers about what will be expected on tuesday in federal courtumbull come to court on tuesday but is going to have a lot of secret service protection around him, no live pictures of him or even photographs coming into the building to face these charges for his initial appearance. no photos in federal court, no videos inside the building either, and we expect him to enter a plea of not guilty at this time. afterwards he's going to turn political again, trump is already announcing he was flying back to bedminster, where he has another resort, where he will be giving a speech. cnn, miami. >> joining me now from los angeles, ron brownstein, senior political analyst and senior editor for the atlantic, jessica levinson, a law professor at loyola and host of the passing judgment podcast. good to have you both with us. >> good to be here. >> let's start with the legal ramifications of these 37 criminal indictments, against former president donald trump, would you expect the trial will take place given the federal district judge assigned to the case of th

there are 33 cases in the federal court building in miami, florida, after trump's fingerprints. 37 of his accusations related to the illegal storage of top secret, secret, and confidential security and military documents of the united states after the presidency. ash was presented to him while it was announced that he is not allowed to leave the country. outside the court building, trump's supporters were confronted by the police. after the court session , trump told his supporters that he was innocent. and we have a corrupt person who has nothing but problems and is in the process of degeneration and decline, which america has never been like . a new poll in the united states states that trump is an unpleasant and undesirable character for more than 54% of the people of this country, compared to nearly 40 % . trump is their favorite character he should be prosecuted for criminal offenses, he should be prosecuted for his own behavior , we are with trump and we support this, and i hope one day we will see biden prosecuted for bribery and corruption in his family. the presidency has not

reporter: order to appear in federal court in miami tuesday to answer to 37 federal charges. the indictment from jack smith alleging trump knew he was breaking the law and try to cover it up by refusing to return classified documents containing sensitive information about the nuclear weaponry and potential vulnerabilities of the country and its allies to military attacks. >> are laws to protect national defense information is critical to safety and security of u.s. reporter: since authorized to possess documents allegedly found in boxes stacked in the mar-a-lago bedroom, bathroom. he's also accused of showing some of the documents to unauthorized people at least twice per unit trump maintaining his innocence speaking earlier saturday to supporters at a rally in georgia. >> we did nothing wrong. we did it by the book. reporter: also charged as decays trumps valet walt nauta who traveled with trump saturday. the indictment alleges he had directed him to move classified documents. he has not commented on the

it got smacked down by federal court. how do we see this? is this someone w.h.o. chastened and will play it down or will we see more? >> i'm going to add a major bullet point to the end of what i'm going say. here's what's really interesting to me. what if this case had stayed in dc as we thought it would and had gotten a barack obama-appointed judge? you would expect for the next eight months he would have howled and said the judiciary is conspiring next to me in assigning an obama-appointed judge to handle this. now there's no complaining. if judge eileen cannon makes motion decisions that trump doesn't like and he calls her names online, on social media, it begs the question, well, why did you appoint her? now, i think that is going to be a major thing for trump to have to contend with because he'll have nobody to complain about if cannon doesn't rule his way. going back to the bullet points, there's one major one that doesn't happen at the front end. it doesn't deal with pretrial motions, but later at the end of the case, if trump is convicted, the defense alw

-- the -- the experience of many jurors on the federal courts. this court cannot and will not have the last word. let's be clear. this decision is not a good one but he could have been worse. at the very least, the court has rejected the full throated race blindness approach. their whole selves. you know what we would do? -- will do? we will continue to encourage students to do the same and force the issue because no matter what this ruling says, we have to be clear, that affirmative action is a tool but the prizes racial equity and justice and opportunity for all, especially for those who have been historically marginalized. we will continue to fight and no matter what this cortez, nothing can be -- can deprive us of what we call our race conscious future, the feature that students deserve because affirmative action is that a handout, it is not even a hand up. it is what students deserve when they bring their whole selves to the table. we have to be clear about what this case is not about. there are a lot of folks out there predicting and saying

federal evidence. a judge is the gate keeper, of course, in court. there are fewer gate keepers in the public squauare. so mr. trump and his supporters cann say whatever they want for public consumption. the defenses, quote, unquote, that you heard offered a few moments ago on your network are not the types of arguments that a federal judge is going to admit at a trial. they're not admissible. they're not relevant, and they don't adhere to the rules of evidence. and so i think it's important for viewers to understand that there are some things that are for public consumption, perhaps for fund-raising, and there are other things that are for juries and a court of law, and those two buckets, lester, are very different things. >> all right, chuck, thanks very much. i want to bring in our chief white house correspondent kristen welker again. kristen. >> lester, you were just talking about walt nauta and laura there was outlining his role and his relationship to former president trump, and just to give a little bit more context about who walt nauta is and

less than 48 hours from now, donald trump is set to appear in a federal court in miami.nts of mishandling classified documents and obstructing an investigation after he left office. that did not stop trump from hitting the campaign trail this weekend, where he lashed out against the indictment, calling it a political hit job and

federal court does not allow it.fferent kind of crowd outside the courthouse. in manhattan this crowd seemed to be mostly just curious bystanders. there was a contingent of trump supporters, but florida may see more of them. now, from a legal standpoint, this is trump's first appearance, which normally would not include a plea, just an explanation of the charges. but trump has seen the charges, so we expect an arraignment as well where he pleased guilty or not guilty. one big question, what will trump's legal team look like? he's had lawyers quit on him recently, other lawyers testify against him, apparently. the case has been assigned to judge aileen cannon, the same judge who made so many legal decisions in trump's favor back in the early days of the case. that's why she got this new case. but she's not expected to handle today's first appearance. that's generally handled by a magistrate. trump faces 37 felony counts related to the documents. the feds allege he willfully held onto documents he was not supposed to h

the ordinary bounds of their judicial roles, but the people who will be deciding that will be federal courtcourt. so this is all going to end up back in their hands when we have election rule controversies. >> it's fascinating. so many people thought this case would get dismissed because of issues about how the north carolina supreme court changed, but you had people like judge ludiq and others, saying it has to be decided, so important in the special counsel's investigation. >> so true. >> yeah. and joan and joey have done great coverage. the acute nature of things we're watching play out in real-time at this point. joan, busy week for you, joey jackson, thanks, guys. >>> flights, delays and cancellations worsening at new york city area airports after severe storms, the hardest hit destinations straight ahead. >>> good fortune seems to follow ryan seacrest everywhere. his next hosting gig has everyone's heads spinning. ♪ you spin me round ♪ ♪ voltaren. the jojoy of movement. ♪ using the fifinest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattr

states went from a president donald trump says he has been indicted and summoned to appear at a federal courtami. we posted a three part message on his website, saying this indictment is in relation to his handling of classified documents. let's go straight to washington and speak tojessica parker. thank you forjoining us. for my president trump is saying this, it is not confirmed yet and we do not know what charges he is facing but what do we know so far? that is correct. we have attempted to contact the department ofjustice to try and confirm what donald trump has said but as you say, he has posted on truth social, his social media platform, that thatis social media platform, that that is the case, over what he calls the boxes oaks. this is an investigation going on sometime over the handling of classified documents by the former president donald trump after he left office. of course those documents seized from his mar—a—lago home in florida last year. and we knew that potentially an indictment may be coming because yesterday there were reports that a target later, a so—called target later,

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state courts still get to have a role in checks and balances, independent state legislatures -- north carolina it was about drawing congressional maps. it could be about any rules governing federalase, even though the supreme court didn't have to take up this case they could have said, look the supreme court in north carolina no longer thinks this is an issue they wanted to weigh in on this because it has incredibly widespread consequences, if they hadn't taken up this case, other state legislatures run by any other party may have seen an open door to start some sweeping new regulations when it comes to federal elections and now the supreme court is saying, no, those state skourts do have a role to play checking any laws that comes from their state legislatures. >> thank you. >>> this weekend, new york city recognized pride month with its annual pride parade. >> you might know the modern pride movement originated in 1969 during an uprising at the stonewall inn, news you can use, that's actually where vice president harris made a surprise visit yesterday. look. >> i'm here because i also understand not only what we should celebrate for fiefrts who fought for fundamental freedoms

it's a federal court which, which operates by different rules. there will be no cameras in court. there was an appeal made to the judge to a lot of the camera and, and perhaps even a still photographer. those were turned down by the judge. this is going through the process as it does either just be the condition of the bones and we'll find out what that point actually is. so donald trump will be released a condition of the bond is a donald, trump can contact any of the witnesses involved in the case except through the code . so i'm the big government corporate produced a list of those witnesses in a very short time scale. i also the, one of his core cues is the man who works is his personal valley. they have been told that of course they're going to meet each other and speak on a daily basis. but the must not talk about the court case again without a cancel presence. i. and so this is, is pretty lex view by the judge, pretty relaxed, i should say, rather than likes up for the likes the prose by the judge. seeing the sort of things that you would say in almost any case. we also kno

there's no photos in federal court. there's no video inside the building either.o he'll have that proceeding, be read his charges and we expect him to enter a plea of not guilty at this time. afterwards, he's going to turn political again. the legal part of the day will be done. and trump is also announcing he's flying back to bedminster, new jersey, where he has another resort and he will be giving a speech. katelyn polantz, cnn, miami. >>> and in the city of miami, facing the hours in the courthouse ahead of donald trump's appearance on tuesday. mayor francis suarez spoke about the preparations. >> i can tell you in miami, we're going to have a press conference on monday to talk about safety and security. we want to make sure that all of our citizens know that they're able to express their first amendment rights. and at the same time, we're going to keep them safe and we're going to make sure there are no disorder. >> experts and cnn analysts are weighing in on the case and what impact it could have, not only on trump, but on the republican party as well. >> our

court appearance, former u.s. president donald trump is expected to head to miami as he prepares to face 37 federal criminal chargesthe charges are related to his handling of classified documents after he left office. trump is expected to meet with his lawyers add the and discuss a new legal team. after his court appearance, sources say the former president is expected to make remarks tuesday night at his bedminster, new jersey, golf club where he will host a fund-raiser. law enforcement o sources tell cnn, fbi pespecial agents assigd to domestic terrorism squads across the country are actively working to identify any possible threats. the fbi is aware that various groups have been discussing traveling to south florida to show support for trump. >> we're seeing a lot of chatter online. right now, no specific or credible threats of violence according to law enforcement officials that we have spoken to and experts that monitor this kind of stuff online. we're not seeing anything like the lead-up to january 6th, 2021, where there's a mass mobilization effort on facebook and effort to get people to come to washington,

court. it is a significant moment, because it does mark the start of this case, the arrest under federal charges of the former president of the united states for willfully retaining classified records trying to obstruct that justice department investigation, but in court, it could be a short proceeding, and not a lot of pictures and actually, no still photography or still recordings in court there. he is going to be before the magistrate judge, and answering the 37 charges, and also charged with co-defendant walt nauta and they will enter the initial plea of not guilty, and the magistrate judge goes on his way, and then aileen canon then ta takes over, the trump-appointed judge. >> and we won't see any of this in realtime, is that true? >> we are still working on the details of exactly how much communication we will have from inside of the building in real time, but you won't see much in federal court. that is just how it goes. there were some restrictions loosened in covid, but no audio or video or broadcasting or recording or photography inside of a federal courthouse. it is really a place to

this is a federal court. they operate under different rules. will see court sketches but not at the time. we are expecting his legal team for -- task for the charges to be dismissed and argue this is a prosecution that is based entirely on politics, singling him out. it is unlikely the judge will grant that. they will set a date for a further hearing where the legal arguments can be exposed a bit more. donald trump may be hoping he can drag this out to the election and if he is convicted, he could pardon himself if he won the nomination and defeated joe biden, or another republican , perhaps one that promised to pardon him, like ron desantis. this court is known for processing cases quickly. they are known as the rocket docket court, which means this could be processed in about six months. he could be traut -- on trial in that period of time. he will fight and save the trial should never go ahead, but he could be facing those charges in court and his future on the line in six months here in miami. >> thank you very much. a war of words between b

in miami and that is where donald trump is going to have to go to make his first appearance in federal courtacing this unprecedented indictment. so the way that this is going to play out is donald trump has to travel into the state of florida, he is up in new jersey so he's going to travel into florida, into miami, stay at his resort, get together -- so that they're going to be able to tell him, you know, what to expect in federal court, what's going to happen in this proceeding. and then tomorrow he and his entourage, security that protects him, they will be coming to the courthouse. we might not see him at all physically walk into the courthouse. and once he's inside then it's even more of a lockdown. this isn't like his case in new york state where there were cameras in the hallway watching him to go into the courtroom and then photographs of him in the courtroom itself. there will be nothing like that. so he will be appearing before a magistrate judge, also his co-defendant, walt nauta, is summoned to be here at that same time. they will be read the charges, we're told what they're charg

in the history of the united states in the federal court building in miami, florida. after the anxiety fingerprinting of 37 of his accusations regarding the illegal storage of top-secret security and military documents of the united states after the end of his presidency, it was explained to him that he was not allowed to leave the country outside the court building of trump supporters with sharp collision and after the end of the court session, trump told his supporters that he is innocent, once again he said that america has nothing but problems and that it is in decline and decline, that america has never been like this, a new poll. in america, it is said that trump is an unpleasant and undesirable character for more than 54% of the people of this country, in contrast to nearly 40% of whom trump is their favorite character, it should be reduced because of our violations , his being prosecuted for his own behavior and removal yes , we are with tehran and we support him i hope one day we will witness biden 's trial for bribery and corruption in his family. hunter, an

course, we want to make sure these federalist society right-wing federal judges don't overstep their bounds in policing what state courtsen they are dealing with federal elections. juan: michael, i want to ask about one of the upcoming decisions that millions of americans, especially those with student debt, are by now that will occur in the next few days. what is your sense of how the court will act? also there are activists who argue if the supreme court strikes down biden's debt relief plan, that he still has the authority to forgive student loans under the higher education act. what is the potential of him doing that and also the advisability of that as an alternate path to debt forgiveness? >> you are right, that there are a few more days left in the supreme court term and they still have quite a few big decisions to announce. one of them is the student debt relief plan. this is something that even the biden administration worried was on such -- was on shaky constitutional ground when they did it for something to be done like this by him through executive action. the interesting question is will the court strike it