and gwen keyes, a former district attorney to dekalb county, georgia. let me begin with you. the distinction in those briefs today that fani willis has found between a current and former federal officers. >> yeah, it's an interesting question. obviously, the court has focused on this issue as something that they think could potentially be this positive, that is, if it does not apply to former officials, they are done and don't have to get into the merits of the question. i think funny willis takes a textualist approach here, as you say. both canons of statutory emission says that if this is one thing in the civil context and amidst that in the criminal context, we should presume that congress intended that there be a different result there, that former's do apply and civil but not in criminal cases. i think the response from meadows, of course, is that we can look to detects to the logic of the rule, and if we want to make sure that federal officials can act freely without worrying about later on down the road getting prosecuted in the state, that removal should be equally av

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and that's why you got the procession all the way through of nearly all the defendants today. >> gwen, are we starting to -- is the chaos to the way you are watching this, what might seem like a chaotic start of this litigation, is it starting to form in a flow that makes sense? >> i think it is. and again, remember, that the district attorney wants to try all 19 defendants together. that is because, again, by using the r.i.c.o. statute, she's able to tell the whole story of how each of the defendants allegedly performed various acts that completed this big picture of a conspiracy under the r.i.c.o. statute. but the other thing is that in terms of judicial resources and juror time, there is inefficiency argument for having all 19 go together, as opposed to breaking it up into four or five smaller trials. for each smaller trial, you would have to get a new jury panel and you'd have to find individuals that could evaluate the evidence with an open mind. and as you go through all of the panels in fulton county, that's going to be increasingly more difficult if you have consecutive trials

gwen keyes, it's great to see you. thank you for visiting us all in new york city. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> it's hard to see how this doesn't spell the end of donald trump the businessman in new york. >> that's former assistant u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, and he's now

joining me now, gwen keys, former district attorney for -- georgia.k you. >> so many reasons i want to talk to you about this. just, from a legal perspective, does the argument the defense is putting forward here, donald trump is not intimidated anyone, does that hold water? i mean, in their mind, because there is no direct example, it's a fantasy. >> well, i think the judge here is gonna look at the context. again, these are not statements that are in a vacuum. we have the history of january 6th. the judge sees what's been done. there again, even though that she has had threats against her, i think she is going to be able to look at the facts and read through all of the garbage, and come up with a decision that is going to be able to protect, not just the individuals in the court system, but the integrity of the court system. let's remember, that is a critical part of our democracy. so, when you attacked prosecutors who suggested their decisions are made for things other than facts and the law, that really begins to undermine some of the basic princi

you on thursday, and for china, most of the action will be around gwen g. providence. gwen dung. hong kong is wal dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intense the rain is falling and we've got a tropical storm closing in on tokyo, but okay, i think by and large it going to duck in dodge this one. sure, you'll see a bit of rain and it will also knock back your temperatures. but on thursday, a high of 31 degrees and now you're in the know, the drones is devastating war torn somalia and intensifying a hunger crisis that does clean the lives of around 40000 people off of the children under 5 years old. but at the heart of this tragedy, eliza tales of the immense facility and send it to me, a nation of a people fleeing finance. while at the mercy of escalating unforgiving climate change. people in power somalia, a fight for survival and a jersey to the you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our top story is this our, the bonds military has released the deposed president of the bundle from house arrest and says that he is free to leave the country he met the president of central african rep

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and the spoke to via them a fair, especially as gwen cuts young from the i s u. s. use of the truck institute and singapore and began by asking him what exactly a comprehensive strategic partnership is. so it means like compassion which meant everything, etc. which means that they are reliable either and they, you know, strictly trust to be involved in the last the election. so which means the company i shapes for the pharmacy is the highest level of diploma. the recognition that'd be about gifts to a conference. so what has been and what is the driving force behind this? there's new comprehensive strategic partnership between via the time of the united states. i think city is a very remarkable move because it is well known for ease by causes across a brain policy that is normally the no step by step back with the reason the rate is a drop off rate, which means that the us uh the uh, from a company has a partnership to the compassion step. honestly, we might say off the top of your mom's romantic power, similar to it as with china and russia. and i think the few rea

gas price near low double when they were under trump and yet gwen now climbing up to 4 dollar a gallon america and i barrel of oil will soon be 150 dollars i best of my memory and higher. bankrupts higher x. look at the border would a comp 10 leader allow this to happen for 3 straight years? by then of the 3 year period we will have an 8 million illegalim guarantees joe aid in the the country against our in addition's lus. don't worry listen to judge pier lying again like they have been the berreder is clezd and secure. here is the latest lie. the president done more it secure the border than anybody else. he has. >> no he really hasn't. nobody worse then and there joe biden. record bricking illegal immigration. record amounts of drug trafficking, opioids, fentanyl and deaths from fent until and other dangerous drugs cartels, guess when than i are chargingent row in the u.s. making billions. and billions of u.s. tax dollars to provide the food, house and health care and education and legal expenses for when will be 8 million people look like the end of the year all of joe's illegal imm

this is >> landa williams gwen. i want today bring to your attention since we are looking the correcting the wrong i'm a survivor from jones town it has been over 40 years don't you think it is time for san francisco to do something as a city to recognize the hrm that was done to many people who were residents in of the stele and county of sudden front? november third will america another year and san francisco should acknowledge the number of lives lost in this transgenderic miss customer of innocent black and brown people. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. them was the left call are. >> thank you. mr. president. >> public ment is closed >> go to the adoption without reference calendar >> 17-then adoption without reference. unanimous vote required for resolutions on first reading i member may require it to go to committee. >> thank you. could you sever 18. would any member like any other item severed if not on the billions of theical dar 70 and then a roll call. >> on item 17 and

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and gwen had a dream foreseeing this whole thing happening. >> hey, gwen, am i going to win?eard of it. never heard of it. >> how much does that season 1 win motivate you to keep going >> yeah, it is amazing i got lucky with the level of talent in my first season. it was crazy and i feel like i have turned for the right people this season i've already made a couple of great steals i'm feeling confident. i think we should all feel confident about our teams. we all have a couple in our team that really have a chance of winning this. >> everybody has to make a prediction you cannot choose yourself. >> okay. >> who is going to win this season >> i'm going to say we have a lot of country fans that watch "the voice". >> yeah. >> and reba is beloved by all of them and she's got some great country artists. i could see that working in her favor. >> i actually said that same thing to reba yesterday. i didn't realize that she had that many good people on her team. >> what do i think >> pick me pick me! >> reba's is looking for the sweep. >> we thought that shelton was going to win his l

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. >> abby gwen says since the late 60s, the number of san joaquin kit foxes has declined in part dueloss. now, climate change threatens them even more. as you can see in this recent video, the foxes are multiplying like crazy. >> it seems like they like school campuses. >> for better or for worse, csub, our campus, seems to be a kit box factory. >> lucas hall is a conservation biologist at the university. the scientist and his teammate an eye-opening discovery. the kit fox is sharing borough space with other wild animals including one of their favorite foods, the california ground squirrel. >> it is kind of surprising when you think that here on campus we have ground squirrels and we have evidence using kit fox burroughs. there are cats using those boroughs, opossums, raccoons, skunks . >> this crazy cool roommate situation has created an unusual dilemma, the number of squirrels has exploded and are ripping up the landscape. the ground staff decided to fumigate what they thought were squirrel dens but that left some students fuming. >> they did not really know which were squirrel den

. >> and, gwen, just as we wrap up here, we're expecting to see the president on the picket line at anyill expect this case to go on time? >> i think so. we have got a few other pretrial motions to go. we're inside four weeks. but things are starting to line up where we could have a jury struck and sworn by sometime during the week of october 23rd. >> gwen, thank you so very much. great to see you. and barbara mcquaid, thanks to you as well. that does it for a very busy day. any minute now the president will be appearing. stay with msnbc. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. joe biden's bid to be a working class hero unfolding right now in michigan. in the history-making appearance, the man dubbed union joe is about to symbolically lock arms with striking autoworkers while hoping to lock up their votes at the same time. we have got a live report coming up. >>> plus, the hugely impactful decision now facing a d.c. judge. whether or not to impose a gag order on donald trump. jack smith insists he's trying to

joining us now is gwen keyes, a former district attorney in georgia, the neighboring county to fulton there is the possibility, and it's only a possibility, of grand jurors being interviewed. it might be that none of them agree to be interviewed. and then there will be no interviews. but has this happened before in georgia, where grand jurors are interviewed like this? >> lawrence, i have not been aware of anything like this in the 17 years that i have the distinct honor and privilege as serving as a prosecutor in georgia. and that is largely because, as you can see in judge mcafee's order, there is a huge body of case law indicating that what happens inside the grand jury room is really sacrosanct. things dealing with witnesses, or witness testimony, that could be brought forth by a defendant, particularly if they're looking to impeach a witness. and i believe the dea and her team have already offered to provide transcripts. but in terms of speaking to the grand jurors themselves, understanding anything about the deliberations, all of that has been protected by the georgia law, liter

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i'm with gwen. to potentially asking questions of the grand jurors. i think it's particularly inept here. not only particular on usual, but here there have already been so many threats to the grand jurors themselves because of the nature of the grand jury rules in georgia, where the names are actually given out. so there's every reason for the court to be extremely protective of people who are citizens doing their duty, who shouldn't be subjected to that. in any case, this is not one to allow this extraordinary relief. >> when the judge seemed to indicate, and made very clear, that he would carefully approve every question asked of a grand jury or if and when we get to that point, this would not be some free-form questioning. there was also an issue of would this be limit of just a grand jurors who were willing to submit to it? grand jurors would not be able to be forced to submit to it. but the judge certainly didn't give anyone the impression that this was going to be something that was going to b

gwen, that line that the criminal defense lawyer offered for jeffrey clark, saying the president putwe have very clearly a trump codefendant blaming donald trump. >> exactly. again, let's go back to this is generally what you see in r. i. c. o. cases. it's the notion that someone was in charge and others were acting and performing various acts in a way that achieved a common goal. and so, to hear that kind of statement in court really, at least in my view, and quite possibly the fulton d.a.'s view, underscores why she approached the case in this manner. and, so we will see what judge jones does. >> andrew weissmann. i've been wondering about, that and i want you to feel free to respond to anything on the docket in georgia today. but this move by jeffrey clark, particular jeffrey clark, to get into federal court, i'm wondering if he could in the end, in the event of a guilty verdict, suffer a worse fate in federal court, and that the federal judiciary could be even more offended if possible, by what he was doing in the justice department, since the justice department is within the fed

do it gwen in a heart beat. >> one last. what was it like the minute you jumped out of the plane the first time? >> i have been curious. >> i was on a rope. >> okay. i'm sure i had a different experience for me -- i never had a problem my first time when we were getting red to jump when they open the door this is scare you are don't know how the wind will be or your left laning will be. it it is i had a problem my legs would shake come when we moved that's when everything guess out the window and you know. once you jump out it is different. it is more calm and everything like that. but going on the ground is scary. >> wow. >> yea. thank you. thank you. >> thank you so much for coming today and sharing. appreciate it. i think likely all said need to roach out to veterans and you know to story a dialogue and you know have that excuse to say what is up and have a coffee or see how they and are check on each other from time to time and stuff like that and want to really thank one voice for putting this getting you together and g

gwen vernon said, i have an agreement with her that when she dies, i'm going to produce this play and i'm going to star in it. but we are able, through maureen watkins estate records in jacksonville florida to prove that that was not the case we don't know why we're not sure why she never sold the rights why the rights weren't sold until after her death, when a bank was placed in charge of the estate because she had no heirs, she never she never had children. there were no direct heirs to this. so a bank was put in charge of it and they said, sure, we'll sell the rights. so that was a goosebumps moment for, me going through this pile upon pile of estate records and finding that $25,000 given to the producers at initial chicago musical for it to premiere on broadway within two years and it did that's how it finally came about so we're not sure why the rights weren't sold during maureen's lifetime. there's lot of theories about that, though. a lot people have speculated that she was not happy that it got such popularity and about the topic of crime and that it was glorifying the crime i

the the good, the bad and much more this week on tomorrow's today dw science program, the nicholas gwen blog is a molecular biologist and best selling populace science all of his work led into a very big question. what are the positives of something that isn't itself spot for us? if you have something that we humans created like a building or a call and watch, the more you use it, the more one down it gets and then the less functionality. so you can say that the car age is su, use it. but you know, biological organisms are different because when we stress also is when we use our bodies, we do get this damage. but then we can also repair also. so that means the damage then get turned into becoming stronger. in the end, the scientific term is derived from the ancient greek full to excite. for me says, basically how mesa is string through adversity, getting stronger from stress and becoming more resilient as you actually damage yourself. and home is this a company's us throughout our entire lives, beginning with the immune system early childhood. these hospital incubators, a temporary home

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. >> all right, then, gwen. right after "the voice" comes the premiere of the new drama "the irrational." our preview is moments away on "access hollywood." >> thank you, mario. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. thank you from nbc bay area here. we will be back at 11:00, though. i'll see you then. >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> the touchdown of kelce. >> hey. >> how you doing? >> well, by now you know it is game on for taylor and travis. wait until you hear what else swift was doing up in that stadium suite. >> my dad -- hey dad -- is not my biological father. >> the impact of that shocker on carrie washington's family may surprise you.

prices are going up gwen. it roads 35% in august reaching 1 might $2 million.according to new data from the california association of realtors. this comes after prices had been on the decline for 14 months. realtors say it's a little complicated. follow me here. interest rates are causing more people to stay put in their home, and that in turn is leading to more low inventory, which is then driving up the prices. >> you explained that well. >>> a blow to the gaming world now. fortnight developer epic games is announcing more job cuts. it's spending more money than it makes so it's cutting its workforce by 16%. most of those jobs will not come from the development team so in theory it won't interrupt any game development. it's also planning on selling off band camp. the new owner of band camp says it plans to continue to operate the site as a music marketplace and community. >>> nba's best and brightest may be coming to the bay area. the athletic is reporting that chase center likely to host the nba all-star weekend in 2025. all-star weekend is when you can show

the from the now spreading throughout because gwen region adult films will eat anything they can, including other i'm fabian's, and even smaller rodents. the tadpoles can reach 10 to 15 centimeters in length and have no natural predators in the lakes here. no one is really sure how bullfrog came to be here, but that all theories, bonds by on the solution for a year or 2 ago, you can legally bible from the top polos impact store to expand it was great for kids to watch the top it all is great, but then you end up with a problem of just getting big a room. big hope all is forgiven that if you can't keep it in the garden anymore, but you also don't want to kill everything. so people released the folks into nature, the low to burn in his tooth number did not to and left over you come by, tadpoles anymore, and the damage is already being done. and since the folks are on the list of invasive species, the numbers have to be controlled a few minutes in kind of a cushion i'm 50 and so generally under protection and copy removed the home, we have special permission to and these simple frogs. those ar

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and rain wraps around from gwen g. profits into eastern china. and we're also going to see those rains intensified through the green peninsula. over the next few days, we could see some flooding here. be careful season every year, thousands of on keeps the use twist of the intake to activate conservation needs. save of testing seems to may 21 east investigate to many legal trade and meet scientists. lives be on this on a tree. caught 2 of them on christmas on l g 0. critical the bank. instead of trying to externalize the management of this problem in teaching is here to meet the, to other countries to europe. the members state should be trying to take control of this issue themselves inside story on how to 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the other day you're watching out 0 reminder, our top story is this uh, of the devastating floods in eastern libya health work because of raise the alarm about an outbreak of disease, hundreds of decomposing bodies have yet to be recovered. the death toll from flooding on sunday has gone past 6000. in morocco, there have

bruce ali, gwen grama replaces the elected president on the phone guy who was supposed last week to and his family is 55. you have some power. i am as in my own geico has been sworn in as president of zimbabwe for a 2nd and final to be that total authority declared him the winner of the po. last month, your position there is dispute team has victory. that said, it went go through the quotes. african leave is in climate campaign, is a meeting in kenya, the 1st africa climate summit. the event has been convened to address africa's increasing exposure to climate change and its costs to the continent. in the democratic republic of congo, 2 army officers have been arrested following the killing of 46 demonstrate as last week. thousands of others were injured. as they protested. we can see you in peacekeeping mission in the eastern city of gum is riley forces of arrest at 16 palestinians and several rates across the occupied westbank. israel says 3 of the detainees are members of a mass space than jeanine. that had been clashes between the occupation forces and palestinian fighters in the tow

in july, the outgoing preston, gwen will also announce a c, see the state of emergency in prisons to allow the army to be sent in illegal for gang. so also fighting to force on the streets with mode rates higher than in brazil, columbia and mexico stemming bonds. both inside and outside prisons, is the main demand for many dorians will vote in the presidential runoff election next month. let me consumption brief on just so you know, both of the clothes and the samples. first, the contested presidential election and since 2011 from trauma who's a former deputy prime minister is expected to win something the result could be close as any general thoughts from sample. early morning cues outside of singapore and polling station. this presidential election appears to have generated more excitement and those in the past and vote is keen to get in and exercise the democratic rights. yeah, i'm really happy shows have you truly a democratic country and 3 great candidates and the best men wins. yeah, single people has really a blossom a lot, you know, very highly technical and professional. and

experts on the side lines of the form and the correspond to the english drawing, i've spoke to one gwen from the trunk young institute, about 20 certifications attending the for them to find new opportunities for cooperation with russia as well. i think the e as a you can use the economic a foreign or you can fraud to a stop guys. very interesting, very important or foreign. so attracted me as a think tank scholar from china. more importantly this year compared to last. yeah, i find a lot of chinese participants, not only a commercial participant, but also you know, i could have like them. yeah. but you've been to join it's part of the issue is that they have to attract the nice of the forwarding. they a why so many trying you, but even to come here, they just have them to fight on your pay for cooperation and we thought sure we want to push them. all of this needed some more comma, commercial, more trained to be released unless you compared to last the to the by last row trains increase to over a certain percent by it's a huge are increasing and look at the global conditions. so it's v

give it up for gwen stefani. [ cheers and applause ] >> kelly: i don't know why i'm shocked, once again >> kelly: truly, you're a fashion icon. you make everything look so flawless and rock and roll and cool. that's just true. have you always been into fashion even when you were younger? >> i always. i was born that way. i just love clothes, love makeup. i am like a visual person i guess. i see the world through visual. >> kelly: not everybody sees like that, like me. i didn't do any of this. and so i don't feel like that. >> and it is weird for me you don't see like that. i am like how. >> kelly: but it is art. >> i have always been a thrift store shopper. >> kelly: me too. but i came out looking different. i shopped at their stores, too, i didn't come out looking like this. i came out looking like she went to a thrift store. i love that it is all organic. i love that you have the line, you have your signature look that everybody loves, too. when i saw you on insta, your signature red lip look, that was so cool. for us nerds, we were like just a girl. back in the day. you know what i'm

falls in jail have killed a piece 430 in minutes into pumps. 2 years in july, the outgoing preston, gwen will also announce this 60 days state of emergency in prisons to allow the army to be sent in illegal drug gang. so also fighting to force on the streets with mode rates higher than in brazil, columbia and mexico stemming bonds. both inside and outside prisons, is the main demand for many dorians will vote in the presidential runoff election next month. and the consumption leave on just so you know, at least 5 civilians have been killed in russian air strikes. no man beach in eastern syria, the attack targeted tribal fighters after they took over a village from syria and democratic forces and the alliance of kurdish and the error of malicious. there are reports that a syrian government post was attacked, leading to its russian allied bombing. the area fighting across this region, which is under as do, you have control is killed at least 75 people in the past week or one combined is it the arab center for research and policy studies? he says turkish backed rebels and northern syria had

new york freshman publican congressman brendan williams and later wisconsin democratic congresswoman gwenoore. washington journal is next. >> we can take this approach and stop the government for six weeks at the current rate of operations, or we can shut the government down. in exchange for zero meaningful progress on policy. >> is this plan eight nonstarter? ♪ host: we're three days out from a potential government shutdown and the house and senate are on separate tracks. republicans in the house and senate are not on the same page. we will spend our first hour in your take on this spending debate. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independent, (202) 748-8002. we also want to hear from federal workers at (202) 748-8003. you can also text us. let's hear a little more from the leaders. the senate moves to bring up a continuing resolution, estop gap measure that would keep the government open so they can conclude just continue negotiating. the stopgap measure in the senate includes funding for ukraine and disaster relief. you heard from the speaker in the house, that i

and that cutback amendment came along pushed by pat gwen. they ended up with 118. he was in the last big house george was the speaker in the last big house then they had a big redistrictingfi year you hed about the fights about redrawing the district lines. they fought it out if democrats ended up having the upper hand for he drew the lines, he became speaker start his 36 year old run as speaker of the house. nobody else in american history has reached that kind of destination. >> even though mike madigan was incredibly powerful is not the sort of power we see in the national level now for i'm just advancing the causes of myr pay and the other party can drop off the wayside. madigan was issue specific break one of things that that was the most fascinating ones went great talks about the times he worked with republican governors. they both wanted the same thing to happen. it was really great. one of the best stories about that, maybe some of you in the room are old enough to remember we almost lost the white sox to florida. in some ways it was almost a done deal. go