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i said lawrence and chris told me to stay in my box. what movie was that from? >> chris: will smithching kevin james how to dance. >> ainsley: dave, can you show chris. >> just stay right here. >> ainsley: no pizza. [laughter] >> we're not going low. we are not going -- right here. >> lawrence: stay in the box. >> what was the pizza? >> no making pizzas. >> my dancing shoes. they were left in afghanistan. you are still going to go out there with us. can you still get up there with us? >> joey: i can get anywhere. >> lawrence: did you see the man moving in the diner the other day? he got this. we got news to go to. former president donald trump hit with three new charges and special counsel jack smith classified records probe. >> ainsley: the 202 # republican frontrunner now facing up to 140 years in prison as he is accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago. >> joey: brooke singman spoke exclusive whether i president trump and she joins us now. >> that's right. special counsel jack smith bringing three new felony charges against former president donald trump

former president donald trump hit with three new charges in jack smith's classified record probe. >> lawrenceest now accused of planning to de delete. -- live at the white house with the latest, hi, mark. >> happy friday, flo rida day. first stop in the hawkeye state since new charges were filed yesterday tied to the classified documents found at mar-a-lago. justice department alleging trump was trying to delete -- charged in relation to this investigation. mar-a-lago property manager will be arraigned on monday. in an interview with fox digital, trump said it is election interference at the highest level, this is prosecutorial misconduct never seen before. i am way up in the general election and this is what you get. former president trump, see if he clarifies later today and the white house and the case involving hunter biden. white house has yet to say if the president has spoken to his son since a plea deal was put on hold. the white house made it clear they were not looking to expunge hunter's record if he is convicted. >> is there any possibility the president would end up pardoning his

smith's investigators? >> it makes no difference, lawrence, whatsoever, whether rich donahue was in the grand jury recently that information was provided to the fbi and special counsel agents. not every witness who has sailing information is put before the grand jury, particularly witnesses who have been very consistent, very cooperative, who have told the same story in multiple forms. donahue, even before we interviewed him, had already talked to the senate judiciary committee, we sat with him in the conference room for eight hours, took a very detailed transcribed interview with him and, he has never wavered from the core point that you just indicated. he told the president to his face on multiple occasions, sir, you are getting that information. there is no substance to these allegations that you are publicly repeating, including those about georgia. so, it doesn't matter if you put him in front of a grand jury or not, he's unavailable witness for the special counsel if this case ever proceeds to trial. don't read anything into who goes in versus who doesn't. jack smith has richard donahue as a potentia

. >> lawrence: let's bring in jason smith the chairman of the house ways and means committee. chairman, thanks so much for joining the program. i want to start a little bit on this deal that was going on and the fact that someone called someone called the court and the judge assumed this was somebody for the counsel for hunter biden. i think they were representing someone that was in your office can you tell us more about that. >> yes. on tuesday morning, i had my lawyer file an amicus brief. and the amicus brief was the 15 hours worth of testimony that the two irs whistleblowers did before my committee, the ways and means committee. because we wanted the judge to have all the information and the allegations that these irs whistleblowers had within an hour my lawyer saw it was taken off the public docket. he called the court. what did he find out? apparently an individual from hunter biden's law firm in new york called and pretended to be a paralegal for my lawyer and said that it needed to be taken down immediately because it had private, personal information by mistake. well

i want to thank my colleagues edward lawrence and charles payne and sandra smith filling in while i was out. i don't really rush back but i'm back. glad to be back. let's go to the nato summit right now and jacqui heinrich in lithuania with more. jacqui? >> hi, neil. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is not hiding his fury that he's going to end this visit without a conditional invitation to join the alliance. he called that unprecedented and absurd and warned that russia will use this as a negotiating chip trying to block them out of a future bid for membership as part of the path to end the war. the alliance issued a joint statement saying that ukraine's future is with nato but the timing is just not right. i talked about it with president biden's undersecretary of defense and new nato member finland's foreign minister. >> ukraine has to meet the same standard that every other nato members does, democratic reform, interoperability, which means our militaries can work together. there's conditions that every country has to make so the door is wide open for ukraine. there's still so

if that article that you read, lawrence, is to be accredited, it was just as with the jack smith charge. there was a really notable omission. jack smith, i turned, out didn't do insurrection. fani willis, people have been talking about, will she do rico? rico is as big and sprawling as it gets. it also can be confusing to juries. it is hard to bring home. i think she may have taken a page from jack smith spoke and streamlined a bit. at least that is what the guardian article might suggest. that is the first thing i will be looking for. for my money, as a prosecutor, maybe christie agree, you learn more and more simple window down as much as you can and the prospect of a rico trial with 18 defendants and the like, i think it poses real logistical and legal challenges for fani willis. >> christie, a quick reaction to what harry just said? >> it is really hard to say. i think she has been amassing evidence from so many different sources over two-year period. it does seem as though she has really penetrated donald trump's inner circle. so, i would not be surprised -- and she is a rico speci

smith. let me ask you, miss lawrence, your disease is one that actually has had enormous progress because of what the families have done. my friend, who i went to catholic high school with, joe o'donnell, his boy joey contracted cystic fibrosis and there was no cure, and companies really weren't doing the research on it. so he, along with the families, each year raised money and then said to biotech companies, if you do research in cystic fibrosis, we'll give you our money to do the research and ultimately the families raised hundreds of millions of dollars in order to incentivize research and that's where a company named vertex got their funding, it was from the families. to give them that incentive and these breakthroughs have all come because of that incredible entrepreneurial activity. my friend ultimately wound up, joe o'donnell going to harvard middle school and they used the private sector to move. and joey, little joey would be your age today, but he passed away at a very, very young age. but now life expectancy has been lengthened dramatically. so we know that it can happen. we know

doesn't mean we're going to agree with your assessment but lawrence, i love your characterization of his ten-page filing. you said jack smith hit back hard. i would agree with that with andrew, this is a persuasive court pleading. a model of clarity, of brevity, of persuasion. it is only ten pages, double spaced. it's a quick, easy read. i would urge people to read it, because it is clear. jack smith and his team don't mince words. they don't pull punches. and i was really kind of excited when i read it, because it feels like a sign of the prosecution to calm. and i sink that they are going to continue to insist on a timely trial date, and in fact on page one of this reading they highlight how the trump defense team failed. and really, in its most important endeavor, when they filed their pleading on july 10th. they said judge, don't set a trial date. one of the first things jacks mitt pointed out, is the trial act says, the judge shall set a date certain for the trial to begin. so they really just sort of embarrass the trump defense team's request and they don't let up for the ten pages. so i am encouraged that this is wha

smith. let me, let me ask you, ms. lawrence, your disease is one that actually has had enormous progress because of what the families have done. my friend who i went to high school with, joe o'donnell, his boy joey contracted cystic fibrosis. and there was no cure. and companies really weren't doing the research are on it. so he, along with the with the families, each year raised money and then said to to biotech companies if you do research in cystic fibrosis, we'll give you our moneyed to do the research. and, ultimate hi, the families raised -- ultimately, the familiesf raised hundreds of millions of dollars in order to incentivize research. and that's where a company named vertex, it was from the families, to give them their incentives. and these breakthroughs have all come because of that incredible entrepreneurial activity. my friend ultimately wound up, joe o'donnell, going to harvard business school. so he used that model to incentivize the private sector tose move. and joey, little joey would be your age today, but he

lawrence. good evening, ali. -- >> it's friday night at the lookout for a possible indictment in connection with jack smith's special investigation after donald trump posted this about a meeting between his lawyers ande meeting, so we don't know whether there was a meeting or not. you'd think we'd hear about any potential indictments from the justice department first, but that might not actually be the case. it was donald trump himself who first announced that he had been indicted in the mar-a-lago documents case last month. so there's a precedent for him being the person to break the news. all week long we've been watching for a federal grand jury investigating donald trump 's attempts to overturn the 2020 election leading up to and on january 6th. instead, we had a big surprise. donald trump was indicted again in the documents case. jack smith filed what is called a superseding indictment in the mar-a-lago case that adds a new codefendant, ups the number of charges donald trump faces 2:40, and sheds new light on the former president's alleged efforts to shield evidence from prosecutors. the new defendant in in the

lawrence: what a liability. >> ainsley: the judge also accused a member of hunter's legal team, the lawyer of pretending to a staffer for republican congressman jason smithjason smith is going to be on our show. we are going to ask him about it, on a phone call to try to get a court filing removed from the docket. there was testimony from these two irs whistleblowers and they wanted that removed. she says, the judge says that they pretended. they called up the court and pretended to be on his -- republican staff. to try to get that wiped off. >> steve: so the judge is giving both sides a couple of weeks to try to come to language that they can all agree on that's constitutional. >> lawrence: both sides have to present a brief before the court. so the judge wants some time of a recommendation in the guise of the law how they should proceed forward i look forward to seeing it, too. >> steve: apparently according to axios this morning that when it was clear that the deal was imploding, hunter biden threw up his hands in the court. i thought i had a deal. >> lawrence: is he not used to it. >> steve: anyway. lawrence, it's good to have you today. >> lawrence:

and just like the documents case, lawrence, i think we are going to learn a lot that we haven't heard or know about yet in the nature of the proof because jack smith's team has been quite busy. >> i've been saying that all day. when a jack smith's indictment comes out, we learn stuff. we're never gonna be able to predict everything that's in it before comes out. andrew weissmann and barbara mcquade, thank you for starting off our important discussions tonight. coming, up harvard law professor laurence tribe joins us next to consider the question of exactly which crimes jack smith's grand jury might include in the next round of trump indictments. professor laurence tribe is next. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longer retirement. hi mom. that's the value of ownership. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasi

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> barbara mcquade, jack smith is running a grand jury that is covering some of the very same territory. is this a race to see who goes first? >> i don't know that it is, lawrence. i imagine that each case has to run its course, and make sure that they have completed their work. although they are going along parallel tracks, i don't know that either is trying to beat the other. fani willis said, back in february, a charging decision in her case was imminent. here we are, in july. so, sometimes, cases take longer than even the prosecutor expects. you think you are at the last witness, that witness tells you about ten other people you want to talk to. i think prosecutors try to work at a rapid clip, but also they try to be as thorough as they can be so there are no surprises later. what do you don't want to happen is prosecuting a case on probable cause. you need to win the case beyond a reasonable doubt. so, what you can't have happening is, some person coming in and testifying, saying i'm the one who did it, and all the perry mason tv shows. you have to talk to everybody so you get confidence there isn't anything you don't know about that case. that could take

smith's classified records probe. >> joey: the 2020 republican frontrunner now facing up to 140 years from prison as is he accused of attempting to delete surveillance footage at mar-a-lago. >> lawrence: mark meredith is live with the latest from the white house. what can you tell us. >> good morning to all three of you and has been friday. the justice department is adding new charges against former president donald trump as the special counsel continues to prosecute both trump and top staffers for allegedly holding ton classified materials for mar-a-lago. a look at some of the additional charges being filed. late thursday special counsel jack smith adding charges of obstruction and willful destruction of defense information. alleging that trump directed staff to delete security footage within mar-a-lago's property. the manager ever mar-a-lago now also being charged in relation to this incident. he will be in court on monday for an arraignment. we heard from the former president in an interview with fox news digital. he said it's election interference at the highest level. the charges are ridiculous. this is prosecutorial misconduct used at the level never seen before. i am way up as

lawrence. good evening, ali. >> it's by the night at ten pm, and the indictment watch continues. we are, actually, still on the lookout for a possible indictment in connection with jack smith'smeeting between his lawyers and justice department officials. quote, i expect

lawrence o'donnell. good evening, ali. >> this takes happen, accidents happen. >> four times, you know, it happens. >> have a great weekend. >> you do. >> see next week, thanks, alex. tonight, there is new reporting by special prosecutor jack smithinto the attack on the capitol to overturn the 2020 election results to keep thomas romp in power. today, we learned that the secretary of state's input -- and pennsylvania happy interviewed by federal prosecutors. we also know now that jared thompson testified to the grand jury. look, we can fight developments in the federal probe every day, and we have our lawyers paul butler joining us later in the yard talk about these elements. plus, donald trump's desperate legal filing through georgia today and the possibility of a new person being charged any classified documents case. >> i want to start looking at the bigger picture and ask why we absolutely need to hold everyone involved in this gargantuan anti-democratic effort to account. it's bad enough that it happened. but for a few good people doing the right thing at the right time, it could have succeeded. but this is not a past tense discussion. this crime against democracy remains in progress. donald trump is still lying about the e