this is an entirely political trial, another one on top the of the horrible latisha james trial.he is not letting go of that one. bragg isn't going to let go of this one. i think most americans are watching this and they're just horrified by the spectacle of a man who basically served very well as president, now having the entire legal establishment of the federal government against him and the new york state government. it's pretty appalling. maria: they want to have that narrative, one candidate is facing 91 indictments, the other candidate is not. that's the point hillary clinton made the other day in an interview so it's working for them. >> except that donald trump is getting a lot of attention, a lot of air time. some democrats are pushing back saying maybe he's too much in the lime light. the new york times ran a big column, no fan of donald trump, basically talking about how he looks diminished, he looks like he is no longer in control. that's what this is about, presenting to the world a beaten and bruised man as opposed to a strong leader which most voters think he is c

mark he t tepper, your reaction. >> i'm glad that in the latisha james fraud case, i'm glad presidenthis bond and hopefully this thing gets overturned on aappeal because i've said it before, this is a straight up confiscation of assets by the government which is scary for all of us normal americans. if they can do it to a big guy like trump, a former president, they can do it to any of us. that's incredibly scary. with regards to what's going on in the swing states, i mean, when you look at head to head trump is ahead of biden in all seven of those sw swing states. when you complicate things by adding in a third party, rfk, trump's lead widens further. so look, i think what you're seeing happen right now is you're seeing trump at a bare minimum put his efforts where it's going to matter the m. maria: yeah. and you know, it's interesting, hillary clinton was on a show yesterday somewhere and she said look, i don't understand what the debate is. you've got one candidate who has a heart and the other candidate who has 91 counts against him. that's what they wanted to do. they want to be

and latisha, are you called todd, spend 15 hours hugging decency when these us, that's truck like me so i can follow got ended. how was direct quote attempt but that you've done enough to be student div up in january 2024. patricia, how these treat for more than 16 hours straight, and is now officially registered in the get his book of world records the what looks like a funds done does a suit as background though, and patricia wants to draw attention to reach the problem of climate change is huge, and at least now the world is just looking up to it. it's about time that we pick up the pace on plants. this tree is because our natural force of going we uh, using up the trees. not minding to replace them. statement that is particularly true for you can the which as one of the was deforestation rates in the world. according to the online truck and photo global photos torch. the country has lost more than one median, hacked as a tree cover between 20012022 patricia . this last needs to be addressed. she says, freeze up, keep refreshing our claimant's challenges. phase have a very, very k

while that some of this, this is latisha piece on it's a nice that traditional media don't cover in products and engineering is kind of, we're in touch with people and the problems in which we learned about 1st time and hopefully in the soon the 6 on the stuff that we reports and the language, the same people understand what their priorities in mind. you know there's question on within that source trends itself. this we are the voice of the street. isn't that the shipment of costs sales and his colleague mary, len. fudge are both welfare recipients. they know from personal experience, what it means to be the 4 and the grand duchy of luxembourg. this beloved stitch shown it is tough when you don't have any money, but you can call people who do have money, can afford everything they want to spend money. but if you don't, it's difficult to get by really given even by thoughts cool, the own to this scapes of an. it's not as if there's one group with everyone sticking together, like no forget so, so you have to read and the poor. and there's a big divide, the spice of books to distribute the stre

the new york post reported over the weekend that latisha james wanted a speaking role.k about chutzpa. kathy hochul has it within her power to change what's going on in the city, where criminals are preferred over victims, where criminals are not held accountable. i'm so glad this young woman bravely spoke out about the horrors going on in new york city. every day there's an offense, a murder, subway shoving or something that takes place by someone who has been arrested 20 times. it has to stop. kathy hochul could fire alvin bragg. she could go to albany and insist on changes to the bail reform laws that were not reforms. maria: of course president trump went to the wake and they all want to turn spite a political event, car car turn it into a political event cheryl. >> he did that. basically he was asked. he met privately with the widow the first day of the weak last week, no cameras, no microphones, just with her. that's when she said during that funeral on saturday which was an incredible display by the new york police department and by the way rudy guliani was there

donald trump posted his 175 a million dollars bond, latisha james mott going to take all his cash orets or his businesses. that's m iy forecast. mr. trump actually had two big wins in new york courts. one appeals judges knocked down the bond from 454 to 175. second trump posted it and thes trump media stock offering ie believe shows great support for the former president throughout the country,it it was retail investors, not the big brings on wall street -- big boys on wallo street that bought the stock offering. step back and a look at the big, big picture. just a reminder, mr. trump is putting together a new coalitio based on typical working folks and their families who want a pay raise, not a pay cut, whoe o want to close the border, not open it upen to a wave of bidend illegal crime, who want to return to law and order and thed support of the police who c appreciateut mr. trump's first term tax cuts and deregulation that contrary to biden's constant untruths by far benefited middle and low income workers the most. the folks work hard, play by the rules, reject the woke culture,r

election interference, whether it's lawfare, malicious prosecution by people, whether it's alvin bragg, latisha james. let me tell you something. if lee zeldin were our governor, he would have fired alvin bragg. that's one of the things he ran on. why hasn't kathy hochul fired alvin bragg? she said i stand up for the people of the state. why hasn't she fired this guy? she could easily do that. he's going after law abiding citizens in new york instead of protecting us and this is exactly -- this is malicious prosecution, it's what we face every day. maria: that's what the nypd is telling us about recidivism, why are you allowing recidivism, why are you not firing alvin bragg to a allow criminals to do it over and over again. i'll call your office today. i'd love an answer. marjorie taylor greene is slamming speaker johnson for delaying the mayorkas trial. she sent a letter to all house republicans explaining why she filed a motion to vacate the speaker. did you get that letter? >> i haven't seen it. i've soon it in the news. i'm sure it probably came through e-mail to my staff but you can not ru

new york attorney general latisha james is demanding more information, to prove to the court that thecialty insurance company, which is not licensed in new york, is qualified to pay the bond of donald trump loses on appeal. the wall street journal reports, if trump does not meet the monday deadline to provide detailed information about the bond, the attorney general could begin enforcing the fraud judgment. the judge will hold a hearing on the issue next week in the "new york times" is reporting today, quote, shares of former president trump's social media company plunged on monday after the company filed to register the potential sale of tens of millions of additional shares. investors reacted to the notion that if a flood of new shares were to hit the market, they could depress the company's stock price. tim o'brien's senior executive editor of bloomberg opinion and author of the book, trump nation. he is an msnbc political analyst, andrew wiseman is back with us, this filing should be coming in by midnight, from trump's attorneys, needs to explain whether that $175 million bond rea

latisha has eclipse mania.s eclipse will mark her 21st. >> i've been chasing total solar eclipses. i saw my first in 1991, and then i missed a few, then i saw my second one in 1998 and decided i would see every one on the planet until i don't have the health or the wealth to see the next one. >> reporter: isn't that amazing? and also the faa is warning travelers if you're going to be flying along the eclipse path, be patient when you get to the airport. there will be parking delays, and a lot trying to get a look and there will be drones flying around. whit? >> whit: yeah, but it's worth the time to take a moment and take it all in. take a peek up at the sky. thank you, jaclyn. we appreciate it. >>> coverage of the eclipse begins on monday "gma" and continues at 1:00 p.m. with the main event starting at 2:00 p.m. anchored by david muir and linsey davis right here on abc and all of our streaming platforms. >> gio: all right, whit, and as you know, the weather is top of mind when it comes to the eclipse, especial

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but beyond that, latisha james saying the money he posted in his fraught trial is no good.nts beginning, the supreme court taking up the immunity case with donald trump, and liz cheney putting an op-ed out there in "the new york times" talking about why they need to move very quickly on this. it does seem like a lot is going on at the same time for donald trump for swing voters, for rfk voters, for independent voters. could all of this start to move the meter? >> well, we'll have to see. certainly when you look at the broad scope of donald trump's alleged criminal conduct, that has to have some kind of impact. what i think we should be focused on and the biggest challenge with all these trials is protecting the safety and integrity of the court. the biggest thing i'm studying against the backdrop of all this, when you see donald trump threatening judges, their families, witnesses, putting them in the public profile. you see these jurors stepping down. it's not just the media attention they're scared of. it's the invasion of privacy, the threats of personal safety that logic