the federal court of america in by approving trump's 45-page indictment, the capital of this countryught 4 new criminal charges against the president of the country. these charges are related to trump's role in the attack by fans on the us congress in the sixth session of 2021 and attempts to

other criminal cases , we can see ali rajabi's report from new york the federal court in the capital of the united states of america held a hearing to divide the charge against the previous president of the united states, donald trump, the prelude to his trial for trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power to the next president from the 2020 presidential election and inciting his supporters to attack the congress building and of course, the former case in history the united states has never seen a former president in the united states for trying to deceive the people to return, but not to the white house , the house of justice, and to be tried in a court session that took a total of 28 minutes. four charges of confession, including development against america fraud of his country and his attempt to prevent the implementation of the legal process of transferring power to him was understood from his fingerprints, and then serious charges were presented to him and he was arrested before the court. he warned that if the facts of the case disclosure or obstruction will come to life. before the court hearing, trump

on charges of forgery at the us federal court hearing in the capital of this country on thursday evening, local time, friday morning , tehran time. criminal charges against trump in america, mr. yusuf saifi, an expert on international issues, along with sanai saifi, how do you evaluate the indictment that we had today, peace be upon him, these cases that had been raised for a long time have gone one step further in the name of allah, the most merciful , and your report was not a new indictment, peace be upon him. in addition to that, in fact, the indictments that were raised in the past about interfering in the 2020 elections were brought forward in the elections in which he was the president himself, your honorable presence, which seemed that this group that is now in america is looking for these accusations against the rope should be raised and in fact, he is following up on this case, and now it seems that the democrats can tell the youth to be your honorable presence, which is one of the main strategies of increasing the number of court cases so that he can, in a situation where he is forced to, if the number of cases is high the cost of this thinking is also increas

of you can read a new person or you prosecute them. we can't let this happen in america while our fisher joins us from outside of the federal court house in washington, where donald trump was rain. allan give us a sense of what the former president faced earlier in that court room behind you. so donald trump would like to return to washington, but he'd like to the ton to washington as president. that's why he's running his new presidential campaign. donald trump would like to stand in front of a judge and take the oath of office, but today he stood in front of a judge and had to plead not guilty to for federal charges. 3 of conspiracy, one of obstruction, all linked to his election denial is the fact that he believes that there was widespread fraud. that there were voters irregularities that he was cheated out of the 2020 election in the process. the kitchen, i've decided to press ahead with charges that say that was a conspiracy. he knew what he was doing. he was trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power in america. he was trying to defraud american voters out of their legal rights to pick the next week. he was in court for just 2

program of the ukrainian voice of america time and i am its host ostap yarysh today the former president of the united states donald trump appears in front of the federal court in washington where he will be charged with trying to overturn his defeat in the 2020 elections trump's supporters came to washington to protest and to to prevent provocations around the court building , security measures have been increased at the scene of the incident, our journalist oleksiy kovalenko is working , we will ask him more, oleksiy. congratulations, what is happening in front of the court and what are its developments events we are expecting today. please tell me more details from the place of events. congratulations to ostapa. in fact, a lot of people have gathered here at the trial. since yesterday , people have started gathering here, including supporters and opponents of trump and those who say that he should be released and not condemned, that everyone these criminal cases against trump are futile accusations and all of them are false. and those who believe that trump should be arrested and that he should be sentenced, media representatives began to gather here sinc

states the united states of america asks donald trump not to limit his freedom of speech, in particular. the defenders of the ex-owner of the white house ask the federal courtthe district of columbia not to prohibit him from publishing information on the case of the storming of the capitol on january 6, 21. the servants of themis believe that the dissemination of such information by trump and his representatives can interfere with the fair trial of the case but the team of the 45th american president believes that it is still possible to publish part of the information , although the other part cannot. well, but by forbidding donald trump to share all the information they say it is not confidential, it even violates his rights, but donald trump loves to share information. well, that is why it really violates his rights. well, then there is the story of a person who really wanted to be friends, and even showed that he was friends with putin. let trump look at this story and think to himself. the former minister of foreign affairs of austria karing nice is the one at whose wedding the main criminal of the world, putin , spent the whole summer in a house in th

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united states of america access to the account of former president donald trump, they say there may be evidence of criminal offenses in the case of storming the capitol in 2021 , the federal courts in washington issued a corresponding warrant to the prosecutors, the new accusations against trump were announced at the beginning of august, yarmolen is charged with conspiracy to mislead of the united states again for the purpose of obstructing an official investigation and again for the purpose of violating rights under all articles, trump can threaten up to 561 imprisonment, however, he does not admit guilt in any of the open cases. igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university , joins our broadcast. igor, we congratulate you. i congratulate you, my friends . i congratulate everyone. who are asking trump in congress , we know that the republicans are now fighting for a reduction, not an increase in federal spending, so what is the current mood in republican circles and will they agree to this amount of support for ukraine, well, it is 13 billion this is only for military aid, because there is also economic and humanitarian aid in general. it is about 23 billion dollars, and

of the ukrainian voice of america service on the air time and me and the host ostap yarish today the former president of the usa donald trump appears in front of the federal courtin washington, where he will be charged with trying to cancel his defeat in the 2020 elections . trump's supporters came to washington to protest and to prevent provocations around the courthouse , security measures were tightened, our journalist is working at the scene oleksiy kovalenko , we will ask him more, oleksiy. congratulations, what is happening in front of the court and what kind of development do we expect today? please tell me more from the place of events. in fact, a lot of people gathered here at the court, since yesterday, people started gathering here , including supporters and opponents of trump and those who say that he should be released and not convicted, that all these criminal cases against trump are useless accusations and all this is not true and those who believe that trump needs to be arrested and he needs to be sentenced, as well , media representatives started gathering here since the video yesterday, and regional, national, and international media also star

of power in america. joyce, a lot of moving parts in georgia. codefendants speaking -- wanting to move to federal court. how does that impact trump's legal strategy, when he is the king of delay, delay, delay? >> right, so i think that it may be a question here of how his strategy of delay has impacted these defendants. because something the defendants who moved for a speedy trial under georgia law understand is that they will not be tried with donald trump. georgia law requires that they get this early trial that they've asked for, looks like late october. trump will not be sitting next to them, and perhaps for these defendants, that's a real benefit that they perceive. >> philip, part of the reason i want to talk to you, a piece in the washington post writing about how americans don't view all of trump's indictments equally. talk me through that. >> yet, so there's been polling from the associated press over the course of the year that's evaluated, not the indictments themselves, but the alleged actions that donald trump undertook that led to those indictments. and one of the things that sort of is fa

it will be yet another test of america's temperature on the issue over a year since the supreme court ruled abortion access isn't a federallyprotected right, rather a decision for the states. >> it's really going to set the tone for the 2024 elections when we have a presidential election as well as many other states wanting to address abortion rights. >> reporter: ohio once again at the heart of the political debate. let's start local and go national here. state republicans in ohio are now putting their attention on defeating that november ballot measure which would actually potentially enshrine abortion protection in the state. meanwhile on the national level, a cbs news poll shows the democrats are more driven by the issue of abortion than republicans are. president biden put out a statement saying that democracy won. back to you. >> very interesting. jarred hill in new york. thanks a lot. >>> police in montgomery, alabama, say more charges are likely in that wild fight on that dock that was all caught on video and went viral. yesterday three men were arrested. omar villafranca has details on the dramatic footage. >> repo

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of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. in a 27 minute federal court appeared and see play not guilty to 4 charges. supporters gathered outside the court house. far fewer than protected, far fewer than the trump comp expects in march are probably going to get more popular is seen a lot more boxes are right here. the former president faces for charges 3 of conspiracy to undermine the results of the 2020 election. one of obstruction, his claims of 4 to fraud under regularities, legit supporters to storm the capital trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power . his defense, american express them in the right of free speech. he's already been saying he's going to talk about the 1st amendment that he had a right to say whatever he wants. and while it's true, you do have the right to say whatever you want. he went a step many, many steps beyond saying whatever you want, it is, the actions that he took it to an extra effort that he went to 3 criminal indictments to congressional impeachment on a former president who see no real damage done to his reputation

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of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. larry: donald trump, lasting new charges against him after appearing in federal court today. the former president, pleading not guilty to trying to overturn the results of his 2020 election loss. kristen: today's court appearance comes two days after being indicted on four felony counts. justin finch has the story from washington. reporter: before a federal magistrate to in d.c., trump entered a not guilty plea to all four criminal counts he was charged with by special counsel jack smith. smith was also in the courtroom at one point trump staring right at him clasping his hands on the table. he indicted trump on felony charges including conspiracy to defraud the united states and conspiracy against rights, meaning trump is accused of stopping people from exercising their right to vote. the judge, explaining to donald trump he could face more than 50 years in prison, if convicted on all four counts. donald trump was released on conditions including not communicating facts about the case to anyone he knows to be a witness, unless through counsel or with counsel present. he spoke

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of america. none of the codefendants had that. i think for them this argument is a nonstarter -- >> what happens of someone like mark meadows goes to federal court, doesn't successfully get his case dismissed? do the other defendants stay in state court? what are the logistics of that? >> that is a good question, katie. warren we are still trying to figure out. these cases are somewhat unusual. we have heard recently in fulton county that those law enforcement officials who killed folks in the line of duty were able to get their case removed to federal court. this is a much different circumstance. obviously, a very novel one involving the former president of the united states. we are trying to figure out of someone like trump or mark meadows is successful. does that mean that their portion of the case moved to set a record? or does the entire case move there d.a. willis has mentioned she wants to try all 19 defendants gather that is an open question to see whether she will succeed i will be curious to see what justice to jones says on that hearing with mark meadows. >> let's stick with rudy giuliani, rudy rudy as he is called sometime. rudy is a

court. the defiant former president returns to washington. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> juju: appearing in a federal courtroom about a half mile from where the extraordinary events of january 6th unfolded. >> hold the line, hold the line! >> juju: the dramatic face-off inside the courtroom. trump inches away from special counsel jack smith. >> you could almost hear a pin drop when he was in there. we were looking over at trump looking over at jack smith. >> juju: pleading not guilty to historic charges. >> this indictment against former president trump is really about the heart of democracy. >> juju: plus the fallout. former vice president pence now potentially a key witness. >> anyone who puts themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states. >> juju: trump's gop rivals looking to chip away at his stronghold. >> people are frustrated with the chaos that surrounds donald trump. >> juju: constitute trial come before the election? my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 2

of america he will be fingerprinted. there will be no pep, picture pep work for him. new cameras in federal court here in the united states. he will then go into the court with his lawyers to for charges 3 of conspiracy. one of obstruction will be read out. he'll be asked if he understands the charges and then asked if he wants to plead almost certainly will plead not guilty to the charge. but we also know that donald trump could have done this over soon, but up to not to he wanted to come to washington dc. he'll enjoys that. the show. he thinks this puts pressure on the authorities. he think supporters will come out, although there's a lot fewer of them here in washington dc. and of course we know that he declared his candidacy for the presidency back in november last year. incredibly early in the election cycle. many people speculated at the time the reason he was doing it so actually was because he knew these legal troubles were coming down the pipe. and then he could claim that this was a political process, a cushion. and so he knew what he was doing when he declared for president, for this w

before you as only the second black president and ceo of planned parenthood federation of america in 100 years. even as the supreme court60 years of voting rights, free to use our production rights as politicians move to deny our history, they are trying to scare us from crossing state lines just to get access to health care. they are trying to hold us hostage in our states. even as they try to block us from exercising our right to vote. let me tell you something, try as they might, we stay encouraged and ready for the fight. last year, the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, stripped us of our freedom to control our own bodies but reproductive rights and civil rights groups came together because we know we cannot get free unless we control our own bodies, lives, and futures. we know the same states banning abortion rights are also blocking our ballots. we know we are stronger together and our arms must be linked because our fates and freedom are intertwined. we know we are in a moment, one several generations long, but you and we are the momentum. together, old and young, will be organized on churches, campuses, barb

of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. in a 27 minute federal court appeared and see played not guilty to full charge and supporters gathered outside the court house. far fewer than predicted, far fewer than the trump can't be expected. march are probably going to get more popular law or make him more boxes are right. the former president faces for charges 3 of conspiracy to undermine the results of the 2020 election one of obstruction. his claims of fault of fraud and the regularities let his supporters to storm the capital, trying to stop the peaceful transfer of power. his defence, america's 1st amendment, the right of free speech. he's already been saying he's going to talk about the 1st amendment that he had a right to say what every once. and while it's true, you do have the right to say whatever you want. he went a step many, many steps beyond saying whatever you want to do, the actions that he took it as an extra effort that he went to 3 criminal indictments to congressional impeachment. and a former president received no real damage done to h

c., and the court room a federal judge, tanya chutkan, where she set a trial date of march 4th for the case of the united states of america versus donald j trump. we do have a full transcript of that hearing this morning, and it's ended with but where the first words of defended donald trump's appeal of the case if he is found guilty. after listening to donald trump's lawyers, john moreau argued for a two-year delay, two and a half year delay of the trial. and listening to prosecutor mauling gustin with her boss, special prosecutor jack smith, looking on, judge chutkan said, i find that a trial beginning on march 5th 2024 would give the defense adequate time to prepare for trial and ensure the public's interest in seeing this case revolved in a timely manner, i realize that mr. trump's criminal case in new york is scheduled for trial on march 25th. i did speak briefly with judge marchand to let him know that i was considering a date that might overlap with his trial. a trial start date of march for 2020 forgives trump seven months between indictment and trump which i believe is sufficient time to advise with council and p

that our viewership and that readers across america could understand what is happening moment by moment in court. in the southern district of florida, in federalourt, it was difficult, we used high schoolers and pay phones to run in information out to our producers and anchors and correspondents. but then in d.c., yesterday we actually had a wonderful response from that court to supreme court the media, to support transparency and we have been able to take computers in, to watch through closed circuit television, to use phones, being able to type and share the news as it is coming in as it is happening in a realtime feed which is what we're going to have to do going forward in these federal cases because all you get for images are the court sketch artists who are drawing them if realtime when they're sitting there. >> that is a pity, cameras in the courtroom for the american public and the world to see what is going on would be so significant indeed. david, it is going to be a packed political and legal calendar that is coming up. talk about that. >> to say the least. just think, yesterday the former president was in federal court pleading not

of citizens who live in north american georgia, even if it's in federal court. >> great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >>> the man once known as america's mayor is now indicted alongside donald trump in georgia. the cnn original series "giuliani, what happened to america's mayor" is tonight at 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> still ahead, the search and rescue efforts in hawaii continue today. more than 1,000 people are believed to still be missing after the wildfires scorched parts of maui. an emotional update from the governor next. >>> plus, we're monitoring wildfires in northwest canada. tens of thousands of people are scrambling to evacuate as more than 200 fires burn. by this champ.s why sud and this future champ. and if we e proffer it, we know you'll proffer it too. he's cocky for a nineteen year old. every piece of land has a story - written by those who work it. like the caggianos, who are brewing their own legacy. or the wrens, with their drama free plot - tranquil and serene. the upshaws? they diy, all the time. while the nelson's play lead in their own adventure, 150 years in the making. there's a story in every piece of land. run with us and

america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> of a political opponent. >> trump is accused of conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one charged in this case and his legal team along with some republican members of congress argue that the indictment is personal and meant to block trump's 2024 presidential bit. this is not a coincidence. >> this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate. right now for president. every time. >> trump's goes higher in the poll. he gets a new indictment. >> but the justice department special counsel says it's simply about enforcing the law and our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world. and democrats say the case is also about protecting democracy. if you give people a pass and you tell future presidents. >> they can do anything. they want. they can commit a violation of the law. they want to never be held accountable. that would be very dangerous. >> the judge set

america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> of a political opponent. >> trump is accused of conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one charged in this case and his legal team along with some republican members of congress argue that the indictment is personal and meant to block trump's 2024 presidential bit. this is not a coincidence. >> this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate. right now for president. every time. >> trump's goes higher in the poll. he gets a new indictment. >> but the justice department special counsel says it's simply about enforcing the law and our nation's commitment to the rule of law setsnan example for the world. and democrats say the case is also about protecting democracy. if you give people a pass, a new tell future presidents. >> they can do anything they want. they can commit violation of the law. they want to never be held accountable. that would be very dangerous. >> now the judge set

america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> ofolitical opponent. >> trump is accused of conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one charged in this case and his legal team along with some republican members of congress argue that the indictment is personal and meant to block trump's 2024 presidential bit. this is not a coincidence. >> this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate. right now for president. every time. >> trump's goes higher in the poll. he gets a new indictment. >> but the justice department special counsel says it's simply about enforcing the law and our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world. and democrats say the case is also about protecting democracy. if you give people a pass, a new tell future presidents. >> they can do anything they want. they can commit any violation of the law. they want to never be held accountable. that would be very dangerous. >> now the judge set

federal court. and so, i think all of this turns on whether anyone was acting within the scope of the authority of the united states of america. i think it's a pretty easy answer that the answer is no. but if a judge were to find that mark meadows or donald trump were acting within the scope of their authority and with these others were simply acting at their direction to advance the interests of the country, not a candidate or the campaign but, the country, then they could come along to. but it could be that the judge finds that the federal officers were acting in the scope of their duties, but these other people were not. it's not clear whether everybody goes, or whether these cases get severed. i personally think that 19 defendants are not going to fit in a courtroom, and that some of these will get severed one way or another. i think statistically it's likely there will be guilty pleas. something like 90 to 95% of all defendants plead guilty. i think, at some point, the case will be paired down and it will shake out, but it could very well be that kind of chesebro, who has this right to a speedy trial, gets severed, goes

of america he will be fingerprinted. there will be no cap. picture pep walk for him. no cameras in federal court here in the united states, he will then go into the court with his lawyers at the for charges 3 of conspiracy . one of obstruction will be read out to be asked if he understands the charges and then asked if he wants to play the almost certainly will plead not guilty to the charge. but we also know that donald trump could have done this over soon, but up to not to if you wanted to come to washington d. c. healing joyce, does it show? he thinks this puts pressure on the authorities. he think supporters will come out, although there's a lot fewer of them here in washington dc. and of course we know that he declared his candidacy.

america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> of a political opponent. d of ump is accu conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one charged in this case and his legal team along with some republican members of congress argue that the indictment is personal and meant to block trump's 2024 presidential bit. this is not a coincidence. >> this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate. right now for president. every time. >> trump's goes higher in the poll. he gets a new indictment. >> but the justice department special counsel says it's simply about enforcing the law and our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world. and democrats say the case is also about protecting democracy. if you give people a pass, a new tell future presidents. >> they can do anything they want. they can commit any violation of the law. they want to never be held accountable. that would be very dangerous. >> the judge set the n

america. former president donald trump appeared in federal court in washington thursday where he pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges. this is a persecution. >> of a political opponent. >> trump is accused of conspiring with his allies to brazenly lie about his 2020 election laws and overturn the results so far, trump is the only one charged in this case and his legal team along with some republican members of congress argue that the indictment is personal and meant to block trump's 2024 presidential bit. this is not a coincidence. >> this is election interference at its finest against the leading candidate. right now for president. every time. >> trump's goes higher in the poll. he gets a new indictment. >> but the justice department special counsel says it's simply about enforcing the law and our nation's commitment to the rule of law sets an example for the world. and democrats say the case is also about protecting democracy. if you give people a pass and you tell future presidents. >> they can do anything they want. they can commit a violation of the law. they want to never be held accountable. that would be very dangerous. >> the judge set

federal court. and so i think all of this turns on whether anyone was really acting within the scope of the authority of the native states of america. i think it's a pretty easy answer. the answer is no. but if a judge were to find that mark meadows and donald trump are acting within the scope of their authority and these others were simply acting at the direction to advance the interests of the country, not a candidate or the campaign, but the country, then they could come along as well. but it could be the judge finds that the federal officers were acting in the scope of their duties, but that these other people were not. it's not clear whether everybody goes or whether these cases get severed. i personally think that 19 defendants are not going to fit in a courtroom and some of these will get severed, one way or another. i think statistically it's likely there will be guilty pleas, something like 90 to 95% of defendants plead guilty. at some point i think the case will be paired down and it will shake out. but it could very well be that kenneth chesebro, who has this right to a speedy trial, could get severed goes first and wins

of wildfires. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. stuart: back to the donald trump arraignment which will be in federal courtutside the courthouse in d.c. what are we going to see, grady? >> reporter: stu, we think this afternoon will unfold in a similar manner to the former president's first appearance and arraignment in south florida in the classified documents case just a few weeks ago. it's likely going to be a quick process. we're expecting the president to arrive here in the afternoon. he'll have his fingerprints taken, enter a plea on those four new counts related to his actions after the 2020 the election. finish republicans, for the most part, are rallying behind the former president. >> after devon archer gives his testimony, every time something happens then they come back at trump. so they're using this to deflect and distract strategy to try to say look at them, don't look at us. >> reporter: several of former president trump's opponents in the race for the gop nomination have expressed concerns about what they consider to be a two-tiered justice system. notably though, former vice president mik

america became net exporter of energy for the first time in seven years we secured our southern border and reduced illegal immigration by 90%. and reappointed more than 300 conservatives to our federal courtsevel including justus neil gorsuch, justice brett kavanaugh and justice amy coney barrett. and that conservative majority gave america a new beginning and the right to life in the last six months. [applause] for me it was a privilege to have be a part of it i appreciate the fact that something else i'm trying to capture was the hailstorm of opposition that we face. from day one i tell a story in the book about i was with president trump on inauguration day 2017 we were in the oval office we started walking back to the white house down the portico, he turned and looked at me and said that's right, it's humbling. [laughter] as we walked into the residence the end of that chapter i capture the fact that back outside the oval office was a stack of newspapers. the headline in the washington post on january 20, 2017 was the campaign to impeach donald trump starts today. and they never let up 2.5 years of the russia hoax until it was no collusion or obstruction case closed impeached president

federal courts including justice neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy barrett and that gave america a new beginning in the right to life in the last six months. to me it was a privilege to be part of it and i appreciate the fact that something else i tried to capture in "so help me god" was the hailstorm of opposition that we faced from day one. i tell a story in the book about how i was with president trump on inauguration day 2017. we were in the oval office and just the two of us were there, we started walking and to the white house reported back and the bright green lights were onthe side of the wall. it was well lit . president trump looked at me and said look at this and i said it's humbling and he turned and looked at me and said that's right, it's humbling. but as we walked in to the resident at the end of that chapter i captured the fact that back outside the oval office was a stack of newspapers . the headline in the washington post on january 20 2017 was the campaign to impeach donald trump starts today. and they never let up. 2 and a half years of the russia hoax until it was no collusion, noobstruction, case closed . they impeached the president for a phone call and t

america and you've followed, say, the case in new york, which is mostly about donald trump's business history, and perhaps some of his potential campaign finance shenanigans or the case in federal courts in washington, which involve donald trump and one or two other people, well, now we're seeing the wheels of justice grind in a very different way. it is, and i say this with all seriousness, not news hyperbole, it is unlike any criminal justice proceeding we have seen for a group or alleged gang of racketeering influence people to ever come out of any white house. one by one, they are, today, turning themselves into the fulton county jail. trump himself, the defendant atop the rico conspiracy set to turn himself in thursday. today, trump's coup lawyer, john eastman, went in there, turned himself in to authorities. this is footage of him outside of that courthouse. he is out on a $100,000 bond. the other trump codefendant to turn himself in is an individual that may be less well known, but according to the d.a., this is an alleged rico gang that you're looking at. that means the acts of one are the responsibility of all. that is the case. that is tough the beat. if they beat it, we'll

federal court in washington, for alleged actions trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. former president trump spoke shortly thereafter. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent, this was never supposed to happen in america is the persecution of the person that's leading by very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot, so if you can't beat them, you persecute or prosecute them. we can't let this happen in america. >> as we watch this case move forward, it is important to remember what the indictment actually says. it says trump and six co-conspirators took actions, like setting up a panel of fake electors, to defraud the united states and quash the true vote. actions, not words. but many defending trump are redirecting the argument, claiming the accusations are about what he said. take a listen to the speaker of the house and then a brief clip from fox news. >> you're entitled to question whether it was honest or not. that's the uniqueness of the first amendment. that's the uniqueness of america. but you know what? you shouldn't be prosecuted for your thoughts. and the difference here is when hillary clinton said it, nothing happened to her. >> he's being indicted for spr

of citizens. he has been summoned to appear in a federal court on thursday and as we are waiting for that statement lets go to our correspondent. let's go live to washington and our north americatal on january the 6th, the relation to the attack from a capital onjanuary the 6th, the lead up capital onjanuary the 6th, the lead up to the attack itself, but of course we're still making her way through the indictment, 45 pages long but what struck me as the words that are being used in the indictment. so lies, dishonesty, fraud, deceit, false schemes —— floss claims, disenfranchising millions of floaters, knowingly false claims, deliberately disregarding the truth, the department ofjustice has really painted this picture of donald trump knowingly trying to, knowingly lying about election fraud and trying to defraud the united states which is one of the charges that he is facing. they have said again that these claims of election fraud or false in the defendant knew that they were false. of course with the department ofjustice has to do is prove intense and that is going to be the big thing for them, to prove that donald trump intended to do everything that they have accused him of