prosecutors say de oliveira also asked mar-a-lago's i.t. director delete the server where the footage was stored, allegedly saying, "the boss wanted the server deleted." the i.t. director then allegedly pushing back, telling de oliveira "he would not know how to do that" and "he did not believe that he would have the rights to do that." de oliveira then insisting again, "the boss wanted the server deleted" and asking, "what are we going to do?" >> carlos, why not talk about what you know? >> sir, anything you'd like to say before court? >> reporter: de oliveira has worked at mar-a-lago for more than 20 years. he entered no plea today. he's still trying to find a lawyer to represent him. he was released on $100,000 bond, and told to surrender his expired passport. >> has your client been asked to testify against mr. trump? >> i'm not going to go into that. >> keep moving. >> reporter: this all comes as it appears special counsel jack smith is preparing to indict the former president again. in a separate case, this time involving his efforts

that's just in mar-a-lago we're not talking about january 6th. but that triple threat here from mar-a-lago as a brand-new defendant new criminal charges against donald trump and most of all what you saw was very who is not charged and before we had an indictment with two people jack smith had it last week and then there is other witness and one of the things andrews talking about here is doctrine with crimes like this which is used primarily because one of the key reasons for it is to basically say look if you don't cooperate and tell us the truth we are going to throw the book at you. so it's incentive for people to come forward particularly if they have lawyers that haven't told them all the rest that's what it looks like what happened here. we don't know if he's formally cooperating with jack smith but boy he's not indicted in the other folks are indicted if you are one of these people or any other employee at mar-a-lago half of which seem to be on the witness list from the stolen documents trial you are looking at that and you are thinking i

and that is just on mar-a-lago. we're not even talking about january 6th and what jack smith might do their, whatever. but that triple threat here from mar-a-lago is a brand-new defendant, new criminal charges against donald trump, and most of all, this new witness, yuscil taveras, who is not charged. and, you know, before we had an indictment with two people, donald trump and walt nauta, his valet. jack smith added last week carlos de oliveira, as you said. and then, there is this other witness, yuscil taveras. and, you know, one of the things andrew is talking about here is the doctrine of crimes, particularly the conspiracy doctrine, which is used primarily, one of the key reasons for it is to actually flip witnesses. it is to basically say, look, if you don't cooperate and tell us the truth, yuscil taveras, we are gonna throw the book at you. so, it's an incentive for people to come forward, particularly if they have lawyers who haven't, you know, told them or reprised them of all the risks. and it looks like th

. _ york, first in strength and when we will see is mar-a-lago._ will see is mar-a-lago.ly why the processing tonight at the fulton countyjail is taking place as it is at 7:30pm in the evening to avoid sneering up snapping in atlanta, notoriously difficult traffic in atlanta at commuter times so that is why it is been scheduled for this particular period. just on this issue, the district attorney in fulton county, the housejudiciary committee said today they will lodge an inquiry into her actions, whether she was cordoning or communicating with the department ofjustice or using federalfunds to department ofjustice or using federal funds to complete her investigation. it is a familiar play but i just wonder investigation. it is a familiar play but ijust wonder if investigation. it is a familiar play but i just wonder if there but ijust wonder if there is democracy on the part of the republicans here that they are up in arms that lawyers are in court, lawyers are supported donald trump, and yet they are so prepared to investigate the investigator? i’m investigate the invest

here, they're arguing that this, just like the mar-a-lago documents case, is complex. they should be afforded much more time to prepare for trial. judge chutkan, as i said, is trying to move this along quickly. she has said she wants to set a trial date, their next hearing is august 28th. >> paula reid, thank you for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today, why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> former president donald trump, today, attack the >> paula reid, thank you for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today, why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> former president donald trump, today, attack the special counsel, while campaigning in a critical early state of new hampshire. >> they call them deranged jack smith. >> days after being arraigned on allegations he tried to overturn the 2020 election, despite knowing he lost. >> there was never a second of any day that i did not believe that election was rigged. it was a rigged election. >> trump slammed efforts from prosecuto

[ laughter ] former president trump was reportedly deejaying on his ipad at mar-a-lago last week andyed celine dion's "my heart will go on." wow, the guy definitely knows how to get a party started what did he play at midnight "everybody hurts" by r.e.m.? [ laughter ] "of course, no one hurts more than i do. that's right trump was deejaying on his ipad last week at mar-a-lago, and i think the legal bills are piling up for him, because every song was followed by a spotify ad [ laughter ] just a few quick words from our friends at spotify [ laughter ] according to newly released testimony, former first lady melania trump was upset that rudy giuliani was allowed inside the white house residence and was worried about him seeing her wearing a bathrobe or, 1,000 times more likely, her seeing him in one [ laughter ] new york state's first licensed marijuana store opened last week in manhattan at 4:20 p.m., and it must be good weed because it was supposed to open at 10:00 a.m. [ laughter ] and finally, yesterday was national 55-mile-per-hour speed limit day, or as it's called in new jersey,

about trump's efforts to erase videos at mar-a-lago. then he got a new attorney, one who wasn't being paid for by trump allies. he changed his testimony. we're going to have much more on this development coming up. but also tonight, we are following just a flurry of activity out of georgia as officials prepare for former president donald trump to turn himself in thursday at the fulton county jail. today the first two trump codefendants surrendered. one of them trump lawyer john eastman, a key player in trump's plan to overturn the 2020 election results. eastman defiant after being processed at jail. >> do you regret attaching your name to the former president? >> nonwhatsoever. the president called and asked for representation. i think every citizen in my position should be willing to stand up for him. >> eastman was a key figure in the fake electors scheme in georgia and other states, and the alleged mastermind behind the six-step plan for having then vice president mike pence overturn joe biden's election victory. the indictment reads

but here they're arguing that this, just like the mar-a-lago documents case, is complex, and they should be afforded much more time to prepare for trial. but judge chutkan, as i said, she's trying to move this along quickly, and she has said she wants to set a trial date at their next hearing, which is on august 28th. >> paula reid, thanks for the legal update. more now on what the former president said today and why it matters. cnn's kristen holmes is in new hampshire. >> reporter: former president donald trump today attacked the special counsel while campaigning in the critical early state of new hampshire. >> they call him deranged jack smith. >> reporter: days after being arraigned on allegations he tried to overturn the 2020 election, despite knowing he lost. >> there was never a second of any day that i didn't believe that that election was rigged. it was a rigged election. >> reporter: trump slammed efforts from prosecutors to limit what evidence could be publicly shared in trump's case. >> i will talk about it. i will. they're not taking my first amendment right. >> reporter: as

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so, let's start with mar-a-lago. trump's team arguing that he should be able to go, you know, near his home to discuss classified documents. what are you learning about this? >> erin, this is a debate over evidence, how it can be handled, who can have it, who can talk about it, where you can talk about it, and how it can be handled specifically as trump's team gets to see that evidence for the very first time that the justice department collected against him and he progresses to trial. this fight sounds very similar like a fight that kicked up in the d.c. district court related to the january 6th case earlier this week. but this is in the documents case in florida. what makes this different is that it's a fight over how trump can handle the classified evidence. we know from the court records so far, there's about 1,500 pages of classified documents that are going to be very protected leading up into this trial. they are going to be things that can only be looked at in what's called a scif, in places like a federal co

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight -- the first court appearance for the mar-a-lago property manager and donald trump'sendant and the classified documents case. georgia d.a. fani willis says we are ready to go on trump charging decisions. then, trump's pac has spent millions of dollars in legal fees so far this year. and there is a new defense fund for his associates. we are following the money. and republican candidates are getting ready to the debate stage, where the front-runner might not even show up. as if he 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. donald j trump is already facing serious legal trouble on multiple fronts, but he may soon be fighting a whole new battle, as other criminal investigations move closer to the possible indictment phase. there are signs that special counsel jack smith and georgia prosecutor fani willis could be closing in on charges relating to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. today, trump posted this about smith, quote, i assume that an indictment will be coming out any day now. and while campaigning thi

borrar videos de seguridad que muestran movimientos de cajas con los documentos secretos en mar-a-lagoa con una tragedia que se viene arrastrando desde la fatal explosión que sucedió el lunes que dejó muertos y decenas de heridos. socorristas siguen buscando sobrevivientes de la catastrófica explosión. >> la explosión ha dejado a más de una decena de fallecidos, los heridos superan el medio centenar y hay varios desaparecidos. >> mi hija desde ayer no sé nada de ella, nada de ella. ninguna respuesta. >> y la explosión de lejos y pensé que era un camión. >> el fuego fue devastador. una nube de humo cubrió san cristóbal, ciudad ubicada a menos de media hora de la capital. >> el gobierno para este tipo de eventos tiene presupuestos especiales y no vamos a escatimar recursos. >> edificios quemados, casas destruidas, carros aplastados y mucha gente en los alrededores buscando una explicación de la desgracia que inició con un ruidoso estruendo, que sembró el luto, dolor, desesperación e incertidumbre en todo un pueblo. los cuerpos de rescate utilizan unidades caninas para detectar cuerpos ba

trump, who now faces 40 separate counts in the case, posting "mar-a-lago tapes were not deleted. they were voluntarily handed over. i never told anybody to delete them." >> these are ridiculous indictments. >> reporter: the former president this weekend lashing out at those charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty, and at the federal prosecutors who may bring another indictment regarding his actions before january 6th, writing he expects to be indicted, quote, any day now, arguing charges are being revealed now because he's the republican front-runner against president biden. >> they waited 2 1/2, almost 3 years so that they could bring them right in the middle of my presidential election, because it's election interference. these are crooked people >> reporter: the attorney general appointed a special counsel to take over the doj investigation three days after mr. trump announced his campaign while the d.a. leading a similar probe in georgia now says an indictment there could come by the end of august >> we're ready to go >> reporter: as his legal challenges mount, the "washi

the special counsel is now saying it has new surveillance footage from the mar-a-lago -- from mar-a-lagohat's linked to the new obstruction charges filed last week against trump and two co-defendants in the documents case. what more can you tell us about it? >> reporter: right, brianna, so this is a substantial case about donald trump after he leaves the presidency in florida at mar-a-lago, accused of retaining national defense secrets and trying to keep them from the federal government, hide them essentially. all of that now the justice department is able to turn over evidence that they've collected. they've turned over surveillance tapes before. they had lots of surveillance tapes from mar-a-lago in building that case and just disclosed yesterday that they got even more surveillance tapes around this alleged obstruction scheme after they indicted donald trump in june. and the purpose of what the justice department is finding there is they're trying to piece together what people who were working for donald trump were doing as they were trying to get rid of essentially surveillance tapes

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"hey, anthony, i don't know if you heard about these mar-a-lago documents. really like that we're - >> really. it really feels very common, normal >> seth: this is a real flashback. >> you hear about this thing, though >> seth: what's that, anthony? >> "marge simpson found some documents. [ laughter ] "turns out she's dating master splinter from the ninja turtles. [ laughter ] >> seth: i should not -- >> teenage mutant ninja turtles. you heard it here first. >> seth: it's not -- it's not marge simpson's, it's mar-a-lago and it's - >> "i'm pretty sure it's marge simpson, though. pretty sure it's marge simpson dating splinter from 'the ninja turtles.'" [ light laughter ] >> seth: no. it's special master. >> "highly topical!" >> seth: it was rumored -- [ laughter ] it was rumored harry styles spit on chris pine. >> oh, boy [ laughter ] "you hear about this even more topical, harry hamlin - [ laughter ] >> seth: harry hamlin? >> yeah, harry hamlin. you know the guy with the nice hair >> seth: yeah, from "l.a. law. >> yeah -- well, of course from "l.a. law. >> se

he would lose a job, i assume, in mar-a-lago. former president go after him as era.c, who knows what kind of public intention discard begetting until that would impact the rest of his life. and, they would be your markedly costly. i do not know that carlos de oliveira has >> the decision of whether to cooperate or not at one of the most decisions that any person can ever make, it is a uniquely personal decision and it brings together financial considerations, loyalty considerations, familial considerations. and so i don't think we should ever say somebody ought to cooperate, i think it's really up to that individual. but i think i agree with andy, all indications are that de oliveira have not cooperated now and all the indicators are pointing to that being very unlikely. >> andrew the special counsel team indicated in a court filing that investigators obtained footage in recent weeks are relating to the -- that was obtained after the initial indictment was handed off. in general, how active is a federal investigation after an indictment? does it surprise you that the

speaking of the former president, one of his employees at mar a lago has apparently changed his storythe classified documents investigation. sources say the recent obstruction charge brought against trump came after an it worker at mar a lago decided to cooperate with investigators as abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, good morning. >> good morning, andrew and a notable turn here, sources say that mar a lago worker flip out, retracting his previous statement to the grand jury. the it staffer initially testified that he was unaware for of any effort to erase surveillance video at the club, but he apparently changed his story after receiving a target letter from prosecutors. the indictment claims trump, his aide, walt nauta and property manager carlos de oliveira, attempted a cover up as the government investigated trump's handling of classified documents. it's trump nodded at andy oliveira have all pleaded not guilty. meanwhile, in a separate case, sources say rudy giuliani is expected to surrender today at the fulton county jail in georgia. giuliani trump and 17 others

prosecutors said monday they have obtained surveillance footage from mar-a-lago.ump aide moving boxes of classified documents out of the storage room. >> these are the types of witnesses closest and the trump orbit to pose perhaps a greater threat to former president trump than the other witnesses. >> reporter: on the campaign trail trump continues to dominate the primary race according to the latest polls. >> they are not indicting me, they are indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. >> reporter: the special counsel is also investigating an alleged scheme to overturn the 2020 election. and has told trump, he is a target in that investigation. and in atlanta, barricades already being installed at fulton county courthouse, where a grand jury is set to consider even more charges against trump. this time over his alleged role in pressuring georgia election officials. >> norah: and robert costa joins us now with more from washington. so bob, what are we learning about how expensive these legal fees are and how trump is paying for them? >> reporter: t

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that is what you see in the mar-a-lago case and in this case.tails the facts that support the four criminal charges with great clarity. makes frequent use of references to the vice president, the chief of staff, the attorney general. all, all people who will end up being forceful and significant witnesses at a trial. >> it's interesting as well, you are a former white house lawyer for donald trump. given the insights, how do you think is current legal team will be able to mount a defense in the indictment. what's the strategy here? >> one of trump's difficulties is following the instructions of his lawyers. the mar-a-lago case is an excellent example in the sense that i'm sure that evan corcoran advised the former president not to, not to destroy, hide, or otherwise impair the documents associated with the request by the fbi and the related subpoenas. he went behind the backs of his lawyers and coordinated with mar-a-lago personnel to have them move boxes. it's on tape. then return fewer boxes. so that's, that's a clear indication of a president

who is a co-defendant in the mar-a-lago case. people who are still around him, still beholden to him, in his orbit. >> so this is a sad day for a proud member of the party of lincoln and reagan also. i think there are millions of folks out there. to that point, i was sitting it there watching the proceedings today and i started feeling this uneasy feel and this deluge of misinformation. i just -- it brought me back to a moment in time leading up to january 6th, right, that we felt in georgia. we saw this president using the pulpit to continue to steer and misguide people, and i worry that this crescendo moment could be another january 6th type event. are there is just this ultimate game of misinformation. when you hear polling come through or 70% plus republicans think it's regulared with no proof, this is scary times for us. more importantly than just republicans. >> yeah. it is scary times. when he came out and he went and -- and i think this was interesting. kristin said he spoke for a short period of time, didn't take reporte

so he thinks the mar-a-lago case, the classified documents case is the strongest. and there's agreement, i think, on both sides of the aisle that that, you know, with the audiotapes and the pictures, etcetera. but bill barr was saying that this is now a case that he understands why it was brought and that there was new information there, specifically with mike pence's testimony, which to the january 6th committee was not able to get. yeah, he said that arguments of freedom, freedom of speech doesn't protect you from from from conspiracy. and if that if they can prove that link i think the links are difficult. they're tenuous in many ways. when you try to connect those two things together. but we're going to continue with our panel in just a moment. our team of great coverage here from of the former presidents trump arraignment. you see the vehicles as they make their way across here. and we have coming up, we'll talk to brett baier, we'll talk to neil cavuto. we'll talk to andy mccarthy later this hour. also joining us, jonathan turley, congressman jim jordan weigh

at mar-a-lago.s i don't know anything about altering security camera footage, was never talking about t nothing. changes lawyers, moves away from a trump lawyer to a public defender and then goes in and says, i know a lot about all of this. >> this happens all the time and this is really important strategy here. unfortunately for prosecutors not every witness comes in and gives it to you fully and cleanly. what happens a lot of times especially in these scenarios where there is a potential conflict of interest with lawyers, mr. taveras goes into a grand jury, being represented by a lawyer being paid for by one of trump's political action, apparently doesn't have enough money to pay for his own, when you shake free from that lawyer often that enables the truth to come out and this is not new. think of cassidy hutchinson, january 6th committee, she gave some of the truth but later admitted she lied in some respects because she didn't feel like she could come clean with the trump-appointed lawyer, gets

certainly more so than mar-a-lago.nk about the number of defendants the special counsel is likely to indict, the nature of the charges, the fact that it could encompass january 6th, january 6th it will, maybe subsequent to january 6th, it's just going to be a much bigger case, a much bigger production and it's hard to see how that gets fast tracked for a trial before the election. >> all right. tom, if you can stand by for me. i want to bring in elaina near bedminster, new jersey. i know you're learning more about what trump and his team are doing to prepare during all of this. what can you tell us? >> right. well good afternoon, brianna. donald trump's team very much expects that an indictment in this case is coming imminently. they've spent all day yesterday and most of today preparing for that scenario. they've already lined up a series of surrogates and influencers and allies they tell me, to be ready for when additional charges are filed by special counsel jack smith. they also have some prewritten statements and

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trump's federal criminal trial over the mar-a-lago documents is set to begin. all of these dates could, and will likely, change, case. kate? >>> joining us right now the norm eisen, house counsel for the democrats in donald trump's first impeachment trial. sara lays out what the calendar could look like today or does look like today in this moment. if a calendar is stacking up like that with court dates like that, what does it mean? >> well, kate, thanks for having me back. it means that we're not going to get all of these proceedings in that very tight window. i do think there is time to try two, at least, of the major cases. of those, the first of the criminal ones is jack smith's, which is requested for january. my view is that the judge in d.c. because of the importance and the federal statute, the speedy trial act said the public interest must be taken into account. that case will be set. alvin brag has already said that in the interest of justice, he's willing to flex his calendar. that might mean he would make room for the jack smith case, might make roo

but the mar-a-lago trial we need to point out could easily slide until later in the year. as for the case he's just been indicted in, the start date could be set during the next hearing in that case which is on august 28. brian todd, cnn, washington. > indictment against donald trump says he deceived the public, however a new cnn poll shows most republicans still believe him. the poll shows 69% of republicans and republican leaning independents believe the joe biden 2020 win was not legitimate, that is up from earlier this year. overall 61% of americans say yes, biden did win square and fair. 38% believe he did not. but mr. biden has room for improvement. his approval rating is down to 41%. only jimmy carter had a lower approval rating at their point in their presidency. >>> u.s. appeals court will let the biden administration keep a controversial asylum policy in place for the time being. it is called the pathways rule and it largely restricts migrants who pass through another country for seeking asylum in the u.s. a previous judge put the ruling on hold during appeals. o

a second, i was told to say these things to protect my former boss at mar-a-lago. i'm not going jail for this. i'm not going to lie for donald trump. >> well, here's the thing, willie, walt nauta and carlos de oliviiera are in the same position, but for some reason they declined to do this and they find themselves charged now they're stuck in the situation where they've been charged. deoliviera he's lied to the grand jury. he changed his story. this just didn't happen. this happened in july. and then we saw the superseding indictment which made the most significant allegations of obstruction of justice in this whole affair which is as you said donald trump conspiring his employees. that was a huge deal. so, de oliviera is key witness. as you said, stanley woodward represents walt nauta in this matter. another lawyer named john irving represents carlos de oliviera. both men presumably highly sought after witnesses by the special counsel because they're the ones that actually spoke with donald trump, that could testify that trump ordered the destruction of the video.

stephanie busari is joining us from lagos. hi, stephanie.he ousted president. in a "washington post" op-ed, he says if this coup succeeds, it will have devastating consequences for the country and the entire world. bring us up to speed on the latest. >> reporter: amara, a crucial deadline is looming this weekend. the regional body has given the niger military rulers until sunday to reinstate president bazoum or else they have threatened military action. and that is a very real threat that that could go ahead as latest attempts of diplomacy have failed in the past hour. a delegation has returned -- has left the country we're hearing without even seeing the military ruler. so it is looking very likely that troops will be sdee deploy niger on sunday when the deadline expires. and what people are telling me is that they don't want to be seen as weak, that they will be very tough against coup leaders and people don't want to be seen as weak. and so this is a very fragile reason on and fears that there is already extremism and now there is a very

after january 6, mar-a-lago, he continued to maintain this position constantly.k it's because trump's character is one that all the way through his life, he's never been able to accept that he lost or that he was defeated. so it will be interesting to see him pleading that he is actually insane, which i doubt he will do. christian: but you told the committee that when you went into do the interviews, you couldn't imagine that he didn't know he'd lost. yet, when you came out of the interviews, you are 100 percent certain -- this is what you said at the time -- that he thought it had been stolen from him. alex: there is no doubt that donald trump himself believes in all sorts of conspiracies and unreasonable claims. to quote his own attorney general, he said to the january 6 committee that trump was detached from reality. donald trump is not a five-year-old. he is in his mid-70's and was the commander in chief at the time, and is refusing to accept what everyone around him is saying, except a few crackpots. so trump is -- he is an unusual person in the sense that h

mar-a-lago property manager carlos de oliveira appeared in a miami courtroom on monday.didn't enter a formal plea to the four charges in the grand jury indictment including conspiracy to obstruct justice and lying to the fbi. to talk about it all, let's bring in robert sanders, professor at the university of new haven, former military lawyer. robert, great to see you. i want to start here, de oliveira is accused of being part of an effort to try to delete security footage at trump's resort. not being part of trump's inner circle, though. could that make him more likely, you think, to make a deal? >> well, where we are today is that the pawns in donald trump's orbit are now being forced to move by prosecutor smith. and each of those pawns is moving in a very predictable way. in chess, pawns get to make one step and one step only. in this case, the steps are finding a donald trump-appointed attorney from washington, d.c. to bring them closer into the orbit. second, showing up on court on day one and saying they don't have a local florida attorney to represent them. so, tha

and we've got new developments in the fulton county mar-a-lago case as well. and with 2024 just around the corner, president biden is named the new white house counsel, as he's facing a special counsel investigation into his own handling of classified documents and the hunter biden investigation as well, as house republicans are eyeing and potentially peach meant inquiry. we've got much more to come on all of that. but we begin tonight with a big night of trump legal news. first of all, there is mark meadows, who was trump's right-hand man in the waning days of his administration, and former top doj official jeffrey clark -- both of them trying to move their state cases into federal court. so that they do not have to surrender by this noon friday deadline. that, as the first two of the former presidents codefendants surrender today at fulton county jail. john eastman, the right-wing attorney who advised trump on how to subvert the election, and scott hall, a bail bondsmen in a poem pro trump poll watcher in -- meanwhile, we have a new filing in the mar-a-lago

let me ask you about just a parallel federal case which is the mar-a-lago case.ow, there is a lot of talk as for people who have been very january 6th focused there's some interesting movement in that case this week. and yesterday jack smith, the special counsel, asked the judge in that case, aileen cannon, for a hearing to discuss whether the main defense in that case other than trump's defense attorney stanley woodward is representing too many clients in that case. he represents eight people in the mar-a-lago case including walt nauta, trump's named coconspirator, and then maybe three witnesses whose may be called to testify at trial in the case. he used to represent yucil taveras who's a primary star witness at this point. do you think sam woodward has too many clients and may be conflicted here? >> you know, that is a relatively standard motion in multi-defendant cases. in the second circuit it's a motion where it's not necessarily used to conflict an attorney out but rather to make sure if there are conflicts that the defendants fully understand those confli

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and then with him afterjanuary six in mar—a—lago embed minister hejust afterjanuary six in mar—a—lagotly. i think it's because trump's character is one that all the way through his life he has never been able to accept that he lost or that he was defeated. it will be interesting to see him believing that he's actually insane, which i he will do. i think it is pretty straightforward to prove that. it is pretty straightforward to prove that-— it is pretty straightforward to rove that. ., ., _, prove that. you told the committee that when you _ prove that. you told the committee that when you went _ prove that. you told the committee that when you went in _ prove that. you told the committee that when you went in to _ prove that. you told the committee that when you went in to do - prove that. you told the committee that when you went in to do the - that when you went in to do the interviews you couldn't imagine that he didn't know he had lost. and yet when you came out of the interviews you are 100% certain, this is what you said at the time he thought it had been stolen from him. yes.

prosecutors said monday they have obtained surveillance footage from mar-a-lago, and sources say these tapes might show a trump aide moving boxes of classified documents out of a storage room. >> these are the types of witnesses people closest in the trump orbit who pose perhaps a greater threat to former president trump than the other witnesses. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump continues to dominate the primary race according to the latest polls. >> you know, they're not indicting me. they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. >> reporter: the special counsel is also investigating an alleged scheme to overturn the 2020 election and has told trump he's a target in that investigation. and in atlanta, barricades already being installed at fulton county courthouse where a grand jury is set to consider even more charges against trump, this time over his alleged role in pressuring georgia election officials. >> and robert costa joins us now with more from washington. so, bob, what are we learning about how expensive these legal fees are and how trump is payin

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the 11th hour stephanie ruhle starts now tonight the first court appearance for the mar-a-lago property manager and of trump's codefendant in the classified documents case at the georgia dea. fani willis says that they were ready to go. so far this year, the new defense fund with the associates. we're following the money. the republican candidates are getting ready for the big stage. the front runner might not even show up. they're underway. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. donald j trump is already facing serious legal trouble on multiple fronts. but he may soon be fighting a whole battle, other criminal investigations move closer to the possible indictment face. there are signs special counsel they could be closing in on charges related to efforts of the 2020 election. they posted this about smith. quote, i assume an indictment will be coming out in the day now. and we'll campaigning this weekend, he estimated the false claim, also known as a lie that any potential charges against him we politically motivated. >> they waited two and a half almost three years -- it's right

this looks to me like you have the mar-a-lago i.t. the government could prove was false, and it is also an indictment in a colloquial sense of the legal system when you have so-called house council. cassidy hutchinson gave everybody a crash course on what happens in this kind of political case. i saw it all the time in enron. i saw it all the time in mob cases, having handled those at the beginning of my career, where house counsel is not looking out for the interests of the person who they represent. and so here the person wisely got separate counsel. we saw the exact same thing with cassidy hutchinson where she gave testimony about what her forward counsel advise her to do, which was according to her, obstruct justice. here with independent counsel, you have somebody who has flipped and is clearly an insider saying what it is that the three charged defendants -- that is mr. trump, mr. nauta, and mr. deoliveira, did in connection with the obstruction scheme. it's not surprising that you would have more than those three people. in fac

from a new defendant in the classified documents case inside the first court appearance for the mar-a-lago property manager, accused of trying to wipe security video on former president trump's orders. plus the new legal trouble looming from georgia >>> niger's president in the public eye >>> yellow won't keep on trucking why one of the nation's biggest shipping companies is shutting down, leaving tens of thousands of workers in the lurch. >> cardi b accused of battery, the fallout after she threw a mic at a fan who threw water at her during a performance >>> why a customer is taking his beef with taco bell's advertising to court it is taco tuesday "early today" starts right now good morning, and thanks for waking up with us, i'm vinita nair >> i'm jessica layton. the latest co-defendant in the classified documents case that has entangled former president trump and his allies left a florida courtroom on monday without a definitive ply, as new details are being revealed on how he's paying for his legal fees f we go to drew petramoix in washington what else happened in court on monday in. mo

he would lose his job, i assume, at mar-a-lago. former president would go af him as a rat public kly. who knows what kind of public attention this guy would be getting and how that would impact the rest of his life. >> and it would remarkably costly. i don't know that carlos de oliveira has enough money to hire himself a private attorney. the decision whether to cooperate or not is one of the most important decisions any person can make. it's a uniquely personal decision. it brings together loyalty considerations, familial considerations. i don't think we should say anyone ought to cooperate, but all indications are de oliveira hasn't cooperated and all indicators are pointing to that being very unlikely. >> -- related to these obstruction charges in the superseding indictment and it was obtained after the initial indictment was handed up. in general how active is a federal investigation af an indictment? does it surprise you that they would be turning up new evidence like this? >> it really doesn't surprise me, anderson, because w

he's monitoring the situation from lagos and neighboring nigeria. hi there at lisa. the equal was deadline for the june touch you reinstate, present by assume. is expiring today with the block with a block? press ahead and intervene militarily well, a honda that remain said to be seen that today is the deadline. the our accounting uh for the new jerry and sets uh, richard qu, june set to kind of up ha, reinstate president, busy. and that is the instruction that is the deadline. i sent the ultimatum given by echo as last week, sunday, the account on his on we're waiting to see what happens next. i should. the deadline expired as of the end of today, and there is no, uh, sort of mediation to do for my 2 situation uh, solution to this situation. so that's what everybody is waiting for. a may not. so you need to have also said that the, you know, support team or the trends adventure and, and that they will rather have a boss who did not support it, but it's intervention or waiting to see if that will happen. but 1st the deadline. so you have what it takes to find off the

start today at contracosta.edu >>> now to the latest development in the mar-a-lago documents case.morning, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right, phil. so carlos de oliveira pleaded not guilty to four counts in connection with the classified documents case against donald trump. the 56-year-old is accused of scheming with the former president to try and delete surveillance video from trump's mar-a-lago property, video that was sought by federal investigators in connection with that case. now, de oliveira is a property manager at mar-a-lago, and he's accused of asking another trump staffer, someone who works in i.t., about purging this video after federal investigators paid a visit to the property last year to retrieve these classified documents. his indictment alleges that de oliveira asked this other trump staffer about deleting the video saying, "the boss wants the server deleted." he's also being accused of lying to fbi investigators about helping to move these boxes with these classified documents around mar-a-lago. phil, he did not say a word to the media as he entered and l

. >> the new request from president trump in the mar a lago documents investigation and trump overnight hints at whether he'll attend this month's gop primary debate where he could share the stage with former vp mike pence. >> dramatic rescue. a construction worker is trapped high in the sky atop a crane with a broken leg. how emergency crews got him down later, the rookie who did the unthinkable during his first at bat in the major leagues. and a new announcement overnight from taylor swift. new york. >> this is america this morning . >> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we begin with the fire disaster unfolding on maui. >> hawaiian authorities just confirmed at least 36 people have died and more than 270 homes and buildings are damaged or destroyed. this is a new aerial view of the destruction. some people were forced to jump into the ocean to escape the military's deploying more resources to help with the search and rescue effort. >> the flames tore through the historic community of lahaina, home to buildings that date back to t

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and you know, he literally houses him in mar-a-lago soon after the election.ciation he was drinking, giuliani had hit rock bottom. it was donald trump who was his ticket back to power. in 2016, it was donald trump who needed rudy giuliani when he was running for president in 2016, trump didn't have any political friends. he needed giuliani. and giuliani needed trump. no one was calling giuliani for his endorsement except for trump. >> do you think that's why giuliani was so willing to do what trump, i mean, he went to ukraine and looked into all that. trump was telling people in ukraine, ukraine officials, talk to rudy giuliani. like he worked at the justice department. trump put him in charge of that you aring all his election lies. rudy did all that and some. >> after all of trump's election lawyers, campaign lawyers, the united states attorney general had told trump that he had lost the election. there was only one man telling him he had won and that was rudy giuliani. and of course, predictably, he put giuliani in charge of the election situation when tryi