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i want to turn things over right now to "cnn primetime" with wolf blitzer and laura co

. ♪ ♪ ( >> hi, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the real cospirator, the focus of tonight's angle. >> going after him. >> thank you very much, this is a sad day. >> we just saw the former president being handed an umbrella by his co-conspirator. >> laura: that sums up perpetualing fraud upon the american public. they are not journalists, they are liberal hacks who don't like or trust the tens of millions of americans who voted for donald trump. of course they were not going to of coer what a former president of the united states was saying in his own defense, but we will. >> this is a very sad day for america and it was sad driving through washington, d.c. and seeing the filth and decay and all of the broken buildings and walls and graffiti. this is persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. if you can't beat them, you persecute them or prosecute them. >> laura: shame on the media for not covering this case as it should be covered, or those remarks. none of us should be surprised. "new york times," washi

plus my exclusive interview with trump co-defendant john eastman is next. stay there. ♪ ♪ >> lauranesday, trump and his 18 co-defendants will be arraigned on charges that they conspired to overturn the 2020 election. now, three of those defendants have already pled not guilty. trump is expected to be the first arraigned next wednesday and then the others will come in 15-minute increments. the third to go will be attorney john eastman who has nine charges lodged against him most notably under ricco. but, before he heads to court to enter his plea, he decided to come on the angle. here is part one of my interview with trump co-defendant john eastman. >> laura: why did you decide to speak out tonight knowing that anything you say to the media or to this program could then be potentially used genels against you. >> laura, first thanks for having me on. look, i have been speaking out all along. we did nothing wrong. we were challenging the election for what even vice president pence described as serious allegations of fraud and numerous instances of officials violating stated law. and i

. ♪ ♪ ( >> hi, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the real cotor, the focus of tonight's angle. >> going after him. >> thank you very much, this is a sad day. >> we just saw the former president being handed an umbrella by his co-conspirator. >> laura: that sums up

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. the real co>> we just saw the former president being handed an umbrella by his co-conspirator walt nauta. >> laura: okay. that little routine that they pulled when the president started speaking, that kind of sums up the media's culpability in perpetuating a fraud upon the

here is part 2 of my exclusive interview with trump co-defendant and attorney john eastman. ♪ >> laurareaction when you first learned that the capitol itself had been breached? it was terrible and anybody who thinks that we had any hand or i had any hand in coordinating it doesn't know how much it was contrary what we were trying to do which is get the illegality and fraud allegations aired in a public way. that went out the window the second that capitol was breached. for anything to have happened. the peaceful rally down at the ellipse somewhere between a quarter million and a half million people, another rally that was properly permitted to occur on the northeast corner of the capitol. all of that peaceful right of the american people to petition their government for redress of grievances to speak out against what they saw was wrong with the election. all of that went out the window. capitol breached. >> laura: i'm sorry, do you think the president should have spoken out sooner given the footage that was readily available? i don't want to get in the middle of deliberations where i w

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hey, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. cospirator for john eastman says his client will never plead guilty in the january 6th indicates. tonight he is here to tell us why. but, first, the real election meddlers that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> this indictment it is cringey. >> this indictment reads like it was written by adam schiff himself. >> i can't tell you how facially ridiculous this claim is. >> he has extravagantly stretched these statutes in order to try to capture this behavior. >> laura: for me the words farcical. ridiculous, abusive those words came to mind. but, after going over the document for the second time earlier today i realized it's far worse than any of that what jack smith and his boss merrick garland are doing not just to trump, but to the nation going forward is devastating. now, the doj, the white house, every member of congress knows the truth. the rag tag group of maga supporters who busted into the capitol on january 6th it no meaningful effect on the democratic process on that day. only pr

i do wonder -- i mean, when you talk about other various co-defendants having different status, lauraadows's lawyers are making the case that what he did was arranging phone calls, made visiting official facilities, down at the state, in cobb county -- prosecutors -- are going to take issue with that. but i wonder, when we talk about flipping and sometimes the fact that sometimes when you have such a large pool of codefendants, the goal of the prosecutor is to leverage all of these people against each other. do you see this giant number of codefendants as a potential pool for flipping just to be -- i don't know. >> of course! >> can we call it flippage? i'm not sure. >> -- of course. these are people who have very different incentive structures and then a person, say, like walt nauta -- who sort of has this unusual sort of loyalty and relationship with the former president. i don't know that kanye west's former publicists wants to face 5 to 20 years in prison. i'm not saying she is going to get five to -- 20 years. she could easily get probation. but do do you want to gamble? that? >>

>> well, laura coates, it's going to be with you. my co-counsel attorney and i filed this defamation lawsuit because after the supreme court ruled that the ncaa could not continue this plantation mentality where they had college student athletes as indentured servants, that he thought, well, i would get my records restored. i will be able to get my heisman trophy back. but the ncaa then doubled down, laura coates, and said that he would never be able to get his records restored because he participated in a pay-for-play arrangement, which was not true at all. and that's why we filed a defamation lawsuit, and that's why we believe yet again the ncaa will lose in the court of law as they continue to lose in the court of public opinion. >> you know, when you think about and just try to unpack it all, you know -- and i hope people realize -- it never struck me as about the actual trophy for reggie bush, that it was not about the accolade itself. it wasn't about the numbers or the record that he had at usc. it was more than that, and you mention

co-conspirators. that is they believe they were criminally liable and they're choosing not to indictment. >> it does indict the case and also, laurae, a lot of times prosecutors will put unindicted co-con spir stores, hoping to flip them and saying come in and testify against the defendant or soon you will be facing an indictment. >> we've seen some of them go in for proffer sessions where someone has to say what they know and as long as they don't lie to the authorities, the prosecutors can't use what that person says and the whole idea is that it's part of a sort of a negotiation so that you don't get charged and the government gets something out of it, too. we don't know if any of these people will be eventually charged, but we should point out this is not everything that the special counsel office has. this indictment tells part -- >> superseding in the previous case. likely in this case? >> perhaps. you run into issues about how quickly they want to move, but you can already look at this and say there's a whole bunch of evidence that the january 6th committee brought up that is not even in here and you understand wonder what

some perspective on all of this from nbc's senior legal correspondent and "weekend today" co-anchor host laura jarrett. laura, good to see you so trump is going to turn himself in that's going to happen today he's had other indictments this one's different this is at a county jail >> this is the fourth time he's surrendered, but a county jail is very different than a federal courthouse, which is the first two times. and then the third time was of course in manhattan, again, at the d.a.'s office. this is a county jail that is under federal investigation for how they treat inmates, the conditions at the jail of course, everyone wants to know whether he's going to get the mug shot, but even the idea that the former of the president of the united states has to wait there. someone was there for 90 minutes because there are other people there being processed at the same time. >> so they kind of keep business as usual, and just say, who's next former president trump, step up. >> you have to that's why you see some people going in the dead of night at 3:00 in the morning because they want to try to ge

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: hey, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. co to tell us why. but, first, the real election meddlers that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> this indictment it is cringey. >> this indictment reads like it was written by adam schiff himself. >> i can't tell you how facially ridiculous this claim is.

laura: i'm sorry. that's an insult to pigs. i love pigs. my sonic co-and i ran across those in nantucket. women's soccer team and their star meghan rapinoe get their just desserts. i'll explain, next. ♪ . ♪ ♪ >> [crowd noise]. >> rapinoe. over the bar! >> [cheers and applause]. >> laura: tonight we say good-bye to women's soccer star megan rapinoe played in her final world cup game losing in spectacular fashion to sweden. you might remember her from the time she nealed for the american flag or the time she saiding about some investigate then president trump. >> are you excited to go to the white house? >> i am not [bleep] going to the white house. >> laura: classy. a lot of folks are angry that anybody could be happy about this outcome. but let this be a lesson for rapinoe and teammates. if you don't support america, don't expect for america to blindly support you here. joining me now is dan. that reaction was something to be hold when the penalty kick didn't go in. your reaction tonight? >> i thought maybe they needed a transgender male to kick it for her. she is all for that kind of stu

co-parent with me. telling me what's right for my family. >> laura: thankfully some districts respect parental rights andring teachers to say if a child requests different pronounce. murphy sued and for three of those districts, it's actually heading to court next week. joining me now is one of those mothers you saw in that clip katherina so he can also a ski. katherina, why is this so critical to you as a mother? >> it's extremely critical to me it involves my children. my parental rights are trying to be taken away from me because the state wants to enforce a knew policy. the state wants teachers to lie to children. phil murphy almost got defeated last time he was running for re-election. i wish he did because this is disgusting acots board. the new jersey department of education says that if a parent disagrees, katherina with the school calling the child a different name or pronoun, the school should side with the child family counseling. in other words change the parent's mind. your reaction to that development? >> it's horrific. it's horrific. children are still very young. they are minors. they don

laura attardi is the senior author of the study and the co-director of the cancer biology program at stanford university school of medicine. dr. great to have you with us. great to be here. thank you. all right. out of the gate, how big a discovery and what potentially does it mean for those fighting lung cancer? well, i think it's a really key paradigm shifting way to think about p53. we've known that it suppresses cancer, but we didn't know the mechanisms by which it prevents lung cancer, which is a leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide wide. and what we discovered is that its role in tumor suppression or suppressing cancer really relates to a more physiological function in repairing lung tissue after injury. and that was really a very novel idea. so has this been going on for years as as it's been tested in humans, i guess so. basically, we've we've known for years that p53 is a really important tumor suppressor and we would like to based on that, find a way to imitate it. but to imitate it, we have to understand how it works. and our study revealed that p53 promotes a very imp

electoral votes and to disenfranchise voter and involves six co-conspirators who are alleged to have aided trump and his plan to stay in office nbc's laura jarret has the full story. >> reporter: former president donald trump facing a blistering new indictment from special counsel jack smith, this time for his actions leading up to the capitol riot on january 6, including prosecutors say, trying to steal the election from the winner, president biden. the indictment alleging mr. trump was determined to remain in power and spread lies about winning the 2020 election, saying these claims were false and the defendant knew they were false. the former president faces four counts, including conspiracy to defraud the united states and conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. prosecutors described an alleged criminal scheme that mr. trump launched after election day, in an indictment that also details six unnamed co-conspirators. prosecutors did not charge mr. trump with inciting the january 6 riot the special counsel speaking out. >> the attack on our nation's capitol on january 6, 2021 was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american

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. >> by the way, congratulations are in order laura jarett has been named as co-anchor of "saturday today >> congratulations >> we are honored to have you join the "today" family officialli >> how does that feel? >> incredible. thank you to you both. you have been just amazing since the first day i stepped in the door from hair and makeup to calls. i can't thank you enough. >> when do you start >> september 9th we're ready. it's going to be great. >>> all right. we have a lot more to get to, including a police raid on a newspaper in kansas triggering a big backlash and also a battle over the first amendment stephanie gosk is here with more. >> good morning. the publisher of a newspaper says his elderly mother died because of the raid. of offices and her moment were so traumatic to her he's asked why the raid even happened in the first place. this morning national attention on a small kansas town after police raided the offices of a local newspaper, seizing reporters' computers and phones. the raid has made headlines nationwide, stirring a debat over freedom of the press. >> they were runn

joining us now, the film's co-director, laura bermudez and executive producer jessica sarahwitz.n, clearly if she had gotten the conviction she wanted to do something at 6 years old, this was even before she had taken into the ministry, even before she was a nun, explain that motivation and do you think the motivation she had as a preteenager helped lead her into ministry and lead her into her life's work? >> she had a calling for sure. she was an orphan and she saw this nuns, franciscan nuns where she is in honduras and she knew, she just said it, she grabbed her things and she went -- she told them where are you and she told them, oh, i'm in the city in honduras and she just went. didn't ask for permission from her grandparents. >> her calling. she thought it was her calling? >> definitely, right, jessica? >> absolutely. >> this is gene robinson. where does the process stand in the process of sainthood right now? >> right, well, there is a committee that is formed already in honduras. and the community has really gotten together and collected a lot of testimonies, which is real

. >> laura: mark meadows was not mentioned in the jack smith indictment. in the atlanta federal indictment, but mentioned as a coendant in the rico conspiracy by fani willis. he has now moved to change the venue to federal district court out of fulton county. is that a legitimate claim he has here given the parallel tracks they are moving in with smith and willis? >> i think it is a very viable claim. it's certainly not frivolous. it is legitimate. it is based on a federal statute that says if you sue or indict at the state level, somebody based upon their actions in federal office, that can be grounds for removal. i think that is a very valid point to raise and it can be raised by president trump, as well. if you will notice, that is one reason that willis added charges from september of 2021, so she could say this goes beyond when he was president. clearly the bulk of abivity alleged against the former president, based on his activity in office. i think it is quite possible. >> laura: sol, you can indict presidents for lying and lawyers for giving aggressive advice, this is a new world in politics and the law.

through the 1st half straight in captain sam co, equalized in front of a cell out home crowd, but it was to be a fairytale ending, full amount theaters. laura, hemp, scrolling the window for england. well they will play spain in sundays final. i mean, it's hard right now, but just so disappointed. but yeah, i mean looking up into the crowd, we have 75000 people here again, we've kind of capture the nation. so the support we've had is randomizing and we'll do everything on the weekend to get them a said price of just under a year to go before the power. so then picks, class leads, have been braving the waters of the river sand, the head of a test, events of the games. heavy rain full last week cause will to a quality to full below minimum health standards. more than a $1000000000.00 is being spent on making the river clean it off for competition. but it's base for pulls now from paris. as the water was an enticing 21 degrees on a perfect summer's day in paris, and the send declared cleaning up to swimming. but not everyone preparing for the will try up on championship, was ready to take the plumber. busy getting in today as the receipt here

. >> with us now cnn chief legal analyst laura coates, we have to talk to you together now. kenneth chesebro who is one of the coors lists out the plot of fake electors. why is this significant. >> first, that's just going to be a meme and i love the fact that that just happened and the notion here when you think about why this is so significant, of course, is because one, we did not have this information available to the public back during the january 6th congressional hearings. we did not know about it and it was referenced in last week's indictment which titillated everyone to figure out, what is this about and where is this going? the real significance is that one of the thing is donald trump and his team, he was acting under the advice of counsel and you can ignore the fact that attorney general bill barr and other top prosecutors who either pointed gave different advice and he seemed to be hanging his hat on this. this seemed to go beyond the notion of let's think about this along the confines of what is lawful. this appeared as jessica laid out, a way to buy time in a way that is not a genuine application

laura jarrett, good to see you, thank you. and congratulations by the way, she's the new co-anchor of saturday today starting september 9th. i'm so thrilled for you, my friend. >> thank you so much, appreciate it. >>> also this morning, a new crash in the ongoing humanitarian crisis, how to care for migrants bussed to major cities from the border. now, this time this is a disagreement between two new york democrats, governor kathy hochul and the mayor of new york city, which has taken in more than 100,000 asylum seekers since last year. currently there are 58,000 in shelters. nbc's gabe gutierrez is outside the roosevelt hotel here in new york city, which has become a migrant intake center. so gabe, talk to us about the challenges new york's facing, and what's this disagreement about? >> the mayor is now trying to down play any friction between himself and the governor, but as you mentioned, this is the iconic roosevelt hotel, hundreds of migrants are being housed here. as you said, new york city now hitting that milestone, more than 100,000 migrants arriving here in the city since last year, and this all comes as the gove

cos field, quite westbank. all right, we'll leave it. i, thanks so much. laura con. funding all still ahead on the news out, including with the light this from senegal, author now position funds and neither is charged with inciting insurrection. we're floating directly above the biggest blue hole in the americas and sciences sites that it could have placed upon its cost. and also to other wells on homeless and i'll tell you and often nearly 500 years will tell you why the river side book sellers in power as big aust, to move the for the 2nd time in a matter of days, a drone is struck a high rise tower and most goes financial district, russia, plains, who claim for the attacks. the 50 stories, skyscraper, houses 3 ministries and was the 1st was 1st targeted on sunday. defense officials say 3 other drugs with down in the capitol and surrounding areas on choose day. ukraine has not to acknowledge the attacks are there. so we are going to see the time with explosion happened the day before yesterday and people showed us and we were walking there. and then suddenly t

co-conspirators. and to be determined if in the days and weeks ahead they get target letters notifying them that they could be charged next. >> and laura, looking at what we know so far, it's likely some important meetings that the former president took could loom large in this prosecution. >> and you see many of them detailed here. and it also appears that many people took notes, including the former vice president of the united states took contemporaneous notes the prosecutors got their hands on and clearly they're using to bolster their case. and they also lay out again in detail here all the times that mr. trump was told that the things that he was saying were false. told by people like the vice president, by senior leaders of the justice department, but the director of national intelligence, that the reason that they're including that information is that prosecutors have to show that he had a corrupt mind-set. one of the ways that it appears that they're going to do that is to show that he was put on notice by people who were in the best position to know that what he was saying was not true. >> do we know anything about the judge

laura. the start date of a trial is upon us, october 23rd. what happened there? who does that apply to? >> it's really limited. it only applies to one of mr. trump's co-defendants who started all of this by demanding a speedy trial. the judge, as you mentioned, just signed off on it a short time ago. as of now, this incredibly fast schedule only applies to mr. ken chesebro, part of the scheme to submit the fake pro trump electors to congress. his case is now split off from the other 18 co-defendants including the former president whose lawyers signaled they want to slow things down. >> and you have new reporting from those close to the former president. >> they're defiant. i asked about the mood inside the former president's orbit. they point to the millions of views he got for that online interview. look, some of those who are close to the former president are concerned. this is taking place in a key state that mr. trump almost certainly needs if he wants to win re-election in 2024. they're concerned about the images coming out of this, a possibility for a mug shot, fingerprints. but we know the former president will undoubtedly use those to his ben

co-conspirators conspired to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct, rather, an official proceeding and the violation of americans' civil rights in connection with their ability to vote and have that vote count. laura expect he will plead not guilty. >> and we'll continue to follow. thank you, scott. stay with nbc bay area news. we have continuing coverage. nbc news expected to break into programming at 1:00 p.m. for a special report as the former president trump is expected to enter court. developing now in the east bay, dozens of homes are still under evacuation order as hazardous materials and crews deal with hundreds of boxes of chemicals found inside a neighborhood shed. >> new this midday, we have learned some of the chemicals found at a home in san pablo are explosive in nature. nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the scene. any idea when those chemicals can be removed so people can return home, and i know it's a laborious task for those workers. >> it is dangerous and that's why it is taking so much process of removing them and you're looking at stanton avenue and several doors down on the right. the contra c county fire with protection district and he tells us they hope to start letting p

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co-con s spiritors. >>> we have andrew mccape as well as abby phillip and dana bash and senior chief legal analyst laura coates. let's talk about some of what's in this indictment. what is being alleged is nothing short of a criminal conspiracy. we heard from liz cheney about the degree to which this was not just happen stance and not just chaos, it was a concerted effort with many conspiricists coming up with various ways to try to overturn the results of a free and fair election. >> from state to state to state, from pennsylvania and beyond. the climax of course is what the former president did with his then vice president. yes, you're absolutely right. the january 6th committee plowed a lot of this ground for the special much investigator and mike pence. he did speak to the special counsel are in and about, what happened between donald trump and mike pence. in conversation after conversation including a christmas call saying, mike, you've got to do this pushing the vais president -- the then vice president to overturn the election and it said some of the quotes in here were from mike pence's contempo

i think the more dangerous part of this is, laura, it doesn't even relate to trump, it relates to the legal system. by criminalizing the behavior of four coonspirator, lawyers who were giving good faith legal advice to trump the job of the lawyer is to actually provide legal advice. trump was seeking legal advice. i think this indictment then pushes the boundary even further on just legal grounds. and a general rule of thumb is if you are going to try to indict a political opponent and a former president in the middle of an election, it better darn well not be based on an unprecedented, untested flimsy legal theory. that's exactly what we have here, which is dangerous. >> laura: yeah, the novel application of the law. that's great timing to put that into play. now, vivek, i mentioned this briefly earlier. but this judge, amy shut kin handling this case in 2022 the a.p. called her the toughest punisher in the january 6th cases. she is a former assistant public defender, no, ma'am mate nate bide obama and consistently taken the hardest line against the defendants of january 6th of any judge serving on washington's federal trial court samant

laura? >> -- i'm still waiting to find out, i know our reporting identified the first five. who is the sixth coirator? >> who is number six? >> who is behind this door? we might be surprised. in the wake of the charges against former president trump, there are, of course, comparisons that are coming to mind about watergate. next, john dean will weigh in, plus daniel goldman, who is the lead counsel, and then president trump's first impeachment, with cnn's special live coverage. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. before golo, i felt sick, i felt sluggish, i was diabetic, and my cholesterol was high. i would always be bloated and my stomach was always upset. now my stomach is flat. i'm happy with how golo has made me look, but what's more important is how i feel. i feel like i can walk the runway. i just--i want to show that at this age i can look and feel this good. listen up,

. >> laura, quickly, if you will, if meadows succeeds in getting his case moved to federal court, would you expect the rest of the coendants' cases to follow. >> that we have to wait and see. we're going to have to see a little bit more of how this plays out. you already see other people including one of the alleged fake electors. he's saying because i was ordered by the president of the united states to break the law, i should have my case removed to federal court. we've already seen that today. watch to see how this plays out with several defendants making that strategy. on the other hand you have chesebro who wants to have a speedy trial in georgia. so again, it just shows you how sprawling and complex this is, when you have some people who want to go fast in georgia and some people trying to take it all the way to federal court on a completely different track. >> it's getting messy, thank you for keeping us in line, laura jarrett and luke broadwater, great to have both of you here. happy friday. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," campaign capital, how team trump is already looking to use that mug shot to his

co-2. a reign of business already. this case makes it even worse because it means government can shut down whatever they want if they say climate change. >> lauras the road map playbook of the soros type globalists who know they can't win in the court of public opinion in state legislatures, they are not going to win this type of stuff so they go to liberal judges. they go to courts and they try to change the country via litigation. that is what this is about, is it not? >> i would say, i mean, there is this front of trying to do it through judges. and there is also the front of trying to do it through esg and through corporations. people really need to know how damaging this is. and what we really need is more places like montana saying hey do not have climate considerations in anything. this is a global issue. you cannot stop individual projects because of a global issue. and if you care about human life, what you want is more energy for more people. the world has why too little. we have using too little energy than a refrigerator. this is wrong headed. i'm glad montana is fighting. embarrassing a bunch of kids are being front of this to dest

co-defendants have waived their right to appear. let's get right to it with nbc's blayne alexander in atlanta and nbc news senior league correspondent laura jarrett. they made the announcement this past hour. explain what happens next. >> reporter: very brief court filing, a couple of pages. not even full ones at that. i reached out to his georgia attorney to see if he wants to expand or has any additional statement. he waived his appearance, waived his arraignment appearance scheduled for next wednesday at 9:30 a.m. he put in a not guilty plea. this is not unexpected. we have seen several of his co-defendants do the same thing over the past few days. of course, this answers a lot of questions that we have as to how the next few weeks will play out. we remember, of course, all of the lift that it took to get him down here to have secret service involved. when you talk about moving a former president to a place like a jail, as we saw last week. there had been questions as to whether or not that would need to be repeated. would he come to the courthouse? i understand that even at least from a local perspective, there was a security plan in

co-defendants closer. because we don't know who might be quietly cooperating already, who might flip down the road. that's something he has to worry about. >> look, so many of these defendants, as laura was saying, they don't have lawyers. some have already made motions to try to basically blame trump saying, i did this on trump's behalf. it should be moved to federal court. he's a federal official. i think trump is demonstrating today with that post a certain degree of a lack of remorse or self-awareness. he's saying, come on down. 7:30 p.m. he wants the notoriety. he doesn't want to do this quietly. he wants everyone to know and everyone to be there and all the attention to be on him because he still thinks that he can turn this around into something positive from a public relations perspective. >> everyone, stick with me. we expect donald trump to leave list golf club soon to head to georgia at the fulton county jail. this as there is been a shake-up on his legal team. we'll look at his new lawyer. that's next. the america's best celebrity sale is here. with picture-worthy designer frames at a fly price from sofia vergara you're in my shot! ...be sure tget my good side! get two pa

laura: panel, thank you so much. both of you don't. so now what does all of this mean for the election going forward? the judge just granted one of the co-defendants, as i said, kenneth cheese bureau a speedy trial starts on the 23rd of october. trump's lawyers are trying to separate him from that date right now just that one co-defendant look how the court dates overlap for the primary dates. terrifying. there is the graphic if you can read it. i can't from here. joining me now victor davis hanson. this is political, they want to knock him off the trail, try to silence him. don't let him speak. take him off social media. it's all too dangerous. nancy pelosi will put the barbed wire up at the capitol a couple hundreds yards away from where we are right now. can you see this all building. can you not? >> absolutely. all four prosecutions, all four of them are by people who are -- would self-identify as being on the left. they are all going to be in left wing jurisdictions. they are going to be before left wing jurors. why couldn't there just be one conservative person, if this was so legitimate somewhere in the united states also join in