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>> good evening from washington, i'm jen psaki in for chris hayes. tonight we have some major developments in two of donald trump criminal trials. first, in washington d. c. today, a federal judge set the ex presidents trial date for march 4th of next year which also happens to be the day before super tuesday. that means on the eve of the most important day in the primary, donald trump will not be crisscrossing the country and when voters when i go rallies. instead, he will be sitting in a federal courthouse on trial for federal charges, while republican voters decide if this is the man they want to nominate. we'll have more on the federal case in just a little bit including all the politics and what it means. but, there was another major legal development involving the ex president today as well. big legal day. we've got some big news out of georgia, this afternoon involving trump's white house chief of staff mark meadows. now, we all know meadows in his position as trump's right-hand man was -- this telling the attempted coup. his own top aide told

david plouffe and jen psaki and some are harboring poll numbers ahead. er ahead.ax active gum health mouthwash. >> one year ago today, the inflation reduction act, the most significant piece of climate legislation in u.s. history, was signed into law. there's a case to be made it's one of the most significant and successful pieces of legislation ever passed. i mean, just look at the, name and look at what it did. and august of last year, when inflation reduction act was signed into law, inflation was 8.3%. one year later, inflation is about 3.2%. inflation was reduced. promises made, promises kept. now, i can hear you all you macro economics both out there yelling at your tv's, the i.r.a. was a clean infrastructure bill with some drug prescription pricing as well. dropping inflation had more to do with the easing of supply chain issues with covid and the decline it oil prices, as marcus came back after the invasion of ukraine, and the rate hikes from the fed. yes, that's all true. the way politics works is the president gets all the blame when the economy is bad,

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jen psaki is the former white house press secretary for president biden, the host of inside with jen psaki on msnbc -- nbc news presidential historian and both of them join me now. jen, i haven't gotten a chance to talk to you today as you were watching it, i'm curious your reaction to tonight. >> you know, the bureau here is just a few blocks. i could walk to where the courthouse, is to where garrett is. it is raining, but i can still walk there. i think there was this expectation that it would be a circus, or i had that expectation. it really wasn't outside the courthouse a circus, and that speaks to how much things have changed in some ways over the last couple of years, for the good in part, i think, because of the efforts by the department of justice to go after the oath keepers and disincentivizes this type of gathering. but the other thing that struck me, chris, as much as we didn't see in the courtroom and as you noted in your opening there was a lot of development that came out of it that i thought was surprising. trump was treated like a teenager in some ways, not a 77 year

that is what we did with john dean, that's what we did with jen magruder. they were crucial witnesses, but they were so complicit in the crimes it would've been unfair to let them get away without pleading guilty and serving a sentence. so yes, i think there will be a separate indictment of those, so that this trial is unimpeded by the complication of multi defendant cases. >> there is one person i think i would have to say, in some sense, has been vindicated today. that would be merrick garland. i've been a very big skeptic of merrick garland, i think at one point i called him merrick -- i admit to doing that. but it is very clear that his strategy in appointing jack smith one out here. he has somebody that has got distance, distance from the doj, distance from the white house. let me play you what he said, he had very brief remarks. let's play them. >> career men and women at the justice department engaged in what has become the largest investigation in our history. in november, i appointed jack smith, the special counsel, to take on the ongoing investiga

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(jen) that's enterprise intelligence.'s your vision, it's your verizon. >>> defended donald trump facing charges that could derail his career and his liberty. some of his most permanent past lawyers were recently named co- conspirators in those doj charges. they could ultimately be indicted. now it would be all of the ex- president or defendants lawyers. a special report, right now turns to a lawyer. a man who campaigned for trump in both of his presidential elections who served in his 2020 u.s. they got a better and at the new york trial you can see him right there. the big prime seat right next to local new york counsel at donald trump's arraignment table for the first ever criminal arraignment. the man you see there has spoken to trump many times in up to five times a day. natalie serves as a trump lawyer but has risen to the first among equals status because he oversees many, if not all of the lawyers, including some with far more experience on trumps team. now this is a huge rise for a person who is not a republican

but what it shows us, jen, is that this conspiracy continues.did not believe that he lost the election, although there was lots of evidence, that we found during the january 6th committee proceedings, that he understood, and he was saying to people, can you believe i lost to the sky? and there were lots of indications he knew he had lost, including 60 federal and state court decisions rejecting every claim of adore fraud in the election. but basically, doubled down on it, and they are basically saying they would do this again. in other words, donald trump did not do anything wrong. so, they are giving us a preview of what they might do in 2024, if 7 million vote margin that joe biden beat him by becomes a 10 million vote margin, 12 million, they will just pretend again that they won the election, and engage in the same insurrection tactics against our constitutional order. >> such an important thing to remember. this is not exactly muted at this point. there are few people who know as much as you do about all the details here. and mike pence, it

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i'm jen psaki in for chris hayes. just two days, on wednesday, republican candidates will meet on a stage in milwaukee for the first republican primary debate, this cycle. it's also the week that the republican front runner announced he's skipping the debate, is required to surrender to authorities in fulton county, georgia. if that combination of things doesn't perfectly capture the state of the republican party right now, i don't really know what does. today, donald trump's lawyers met with fulton county prosecutors to discuss the surrender over the 13 fennell -- brought by district attorney, fani willis. where prosecutors say he orchestrated a criminal enterprise to steal the 2020 election in georgia. after roughly an hour discussing the terms, the attorneys along with fani willis came to an agreement over the ex presidents bonds. an atlanta judge set the bond for trump at $200,000. the order also includes some striking language, which stuck out to me. a stark warning for the ex president. it says, quote, the defen

. >> shawn was adopted as the baby, met jen as a teenager, she became his wife. where sean was from was not discussed at home, but then he had martha anne, the only mother he had ever known. >> a mother is the sun and the moon and the stars to a little kid. did it feel like she was? >> i was always told since a young age that, the only people you can trust, completely, are your parents. >> in the mid 90s, shawn's mom martha anne was going through a painful divorce and then fell for the detective, bob. >> bob was very down to earth. and he taught me a lot of things. >> like what? >> how to be a man. how to be a real person. >> sounds like you liked bob? >> i liked bob a lot. >> in 1995, bob and martha anne got married. and on holidays, bob's sister kathy got closer to martha anne. >> we would go out shopping, that was our big thanksgiving. bobby would stay home, the girls would just take off and go shopping. >> bob and martha anne retired in the late 90s, left florida, and bought a big secluded hillside cabin in east of tennessee in the shadow of the smoky mountai

(jen) that's enterprise intelligence.'s your vision, it's your verizon. >> sandra: san francisco's homeless disaster could be at a turning point. they are appealing an order that temporarily blocks them from clearing out homeless encampments. get this. the people are fighting back including far left mayor. hundreds of residents showing up in support of the city's efforts to clear out the camps. and then calling out the activists for perpetuating the largest profit. >> it is time for their reign to end. the city is being taken advantage of and we're tired of it. the fact that the courts have crippled our ability to do our jobs, to help get people in to shelter is criminal. it's not the way anything goes in san francisco. it's not the way. >> sandra: whoa is right, judge. >> jeanine: i'm very impressed. she started it pretty far left. now she realizes all the damage to her city with businesses moving out. but it's interesting. what these homeless encampment organizations are saying, they're saying we're trying to get them,

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what we want to do, jen, we have ways that we are healing veterans. programs around mdma, psilocybin, he leaned vets from deep trauma. we have trauma and evolved care, mindfulness in school, social and emotional learning in schools in florida. turning things around. we have renewable energy companies working with a natural gas industry to displace coal being burned around the world. we want people to get excited about this. we want to organize them. we want to advocate for pushing policies and investments into these ideas. to me, once you start getting a little momentum, i heard governor polis conversation, politics is downstream of culture. we've got to get into the culture if we're going to shift the politics. >> you represent a district in northeastern ohio for 20 years. you traveled across the state when you are running for senate. why do you think, you visited a lot of places, my husband's families from ohio, as you know well. why do you think the state has flipped your former destructive, much of the state has flipped to be more of a trump suppo

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she's now the host of inside with jen psaki.y took up most of the oxygen in the room, he didn't necessarily make people like him and, in fact, the palpable disdain and maybe even loathing of all his fellow debate participants might have sort of, i don't know, stained the water a little bit in terms of how people are going to think about him coming out of this. >> first of all, no one on that table is a piker. so, let me start there. i want to say, look, it depends on who you are talking about when you say people. because republican primary voters, i would guess, watch that and thought, number one, that guy has got a little life life in him. he talks like a human being. he says what he thinks and he pushes back on other people. now, at the same time, a number of the things he said, climate change is a hoax, things he said about ukraine, will be taken and wrapped up by the democrats and used should he have any real chance in this race, which i don't think there is any indication of. but what was so telling to me about watching thi

jen psaki served as a white house press secretary, and she's now the host of inside with jen psaki on8 presidential run and he serves as a senior adviser to president obama and they both join me now. general, i will start with you, this polling looks a little different from the new york times polling again all of this stuff is like somewhat speculative. but, again, your read of the ap poll in the wake of what appeared to be the final of the four indictments at least for now? >> chris, two things that i probably have learned from david plouffe, one, is a republican primary electorate is not the same as a general election electorate which is pretty obvious but we are so focused on the republican primary electorate. it is easy to forget that that is not the same as the entire country having the opportunity to vote. and you see that in the poll. the second thing is that georgia has long been a swing state. sometimes a state democrats really wanted but recently a state that democrats have won and trump needs georgia and georgia is going to be a state where it is going to be a televised tri

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jen lah, sank you for talking to me this evening.only half a mile away from the gulf, what are you thinking right now as we are getting these reports in about this storm coming? >> i am starting to get to chills. it is not looking good, obviously. i don't know. i don't know what i am getting. i am thinking 1 million different things. >> why did you decide to stay? >> we own our home here, we build our lives here. a lot of my family have stayed and i can't believe them. what if they need me. >> i can tell, just thinking about the stress and pressure to be on you to decide what to do and when to do it. is there an emergency plan that you have if you need to get out? is there somewhere else you could go? >> yeah, we do have my sister that is about 45 miles inland. we can go there to get to the point if we get super scared to leave. right now it is just raining and wind, so it's not too bad yet. we are just waiting and we have this little dirt road trail that we can head out, instead of going to the road that goes by the gulf here. it go

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