, but because something like this goes beyond marilyn mosby. they can do this to the prosecutors who have they courage and call to challenge the status quo in the way i did. >> you did have ron desantis dismiss prosecutors. they have railed against you and others, saying what you were doing, disrupting the system in favor of the incarcerated, was destroying the system and you will need to pay for it. you think that is part of that? >> he made it clear in february, 2020, when he addressed the sheriffs of america, these rogue prosecutors, we will do anything by any means necessary, or any individual politician that goes between the rule of law. so that is exactly what they have done, right? they have targeted me and as i stated before, this is a four years long investigation where they have combed every aspect of my life. unannounced, going to people's homes, my neighbors, at 5:00, the fbi knocking on the door, intimidating folks. they issued subpoenas to all of the black church is five months before my reelection, not only to get me out of offic

joining me now is marilyn mosby, former state's attorney for baltimore. r being with us. and i might add that these civil rights group that we're following have made this plea without any urging from you. it is our review of what has happened. i just want to be clear that you, to my knowledge, have not lobbied -- i know you didn't lobby me and anyone in that. but your lawyers are asking for probation rather than prison time in this case. they say your offenses amount to personal misconduct. prosecutors argued you abused emergency law meant to help people suffering financial hardship during a pandemic when you yourself were unemployed. what's your response to the police around your sentence? >> first and foremost, i'm incredibly, as you indicated, i'm grateful and humbled by the support of the community, and especially from you, reverend al sharpton, and the national action network, the 13 other organizations, color of change and naacp, it just means the world to me to have the support of the community. my hope is that president biden and vice president har

people perceive him as somehow something of a moderate, but he is someone who battled with marilyn mosbyice because she was not locking up enough people. he has been strange on abortion. he has not been clear he would vote for a national abortion ban -- >> he has a record that speaks for itself. we know that larry hogan is not pro-choice. he vetoed legislation that would have expanded abortion care access. he has not been supportive of paid family medical leave. he has voted against education funding, so it speaks for itself. he has a record he would have to defend that i think is indefensible. one that does not coincide with the values of the average maryland or, who are democrats. in this race i think larry hogan has a very difficult time not only on his record, but i think everyone understands that he is part of a republican party that is led by donald trump. he was encouraged to come into the race by mitch mcconnell, who bragged that this was the get of the year. a week after that he endorsed donald trump, so we know larry hogan would be voting with the republican caucus and has a re

marilyn mosby is one of those d.a.s. she did a fantastic job. now she was targeted because she was using her money to provide a better life for her family. i want to commend angela wright because she's the advocate behind this. marilyn mosby must be pardoned because this is a targeted precaution cushion that even the standards by which they have used wouldn't meet the threshold. they only go after people with a threshold over a million dollars. again, we need to do something about embedded career employees within doj and other agencies. >> well said. derrick johnson and david jolly, thank you both. >>> up next on "the reidout," you know american politics is in a sad state when in this week alone, the republican nominee has baselessly accused his opponent of trying to assassinate him, posted a video with blatant nazi references and said he was open to states restricting birth control. it's overshadowing the actual president who is actually governing the country and getting things done. more on that next. - yeah. nice going lou! nothing like a lit

before we go, marilyn mosby will join me about the trump administration, according to the color of change, and calling for president biden to pardon her has amassed thousands of signatures since yesterday's program. she and facing up to more than 40 years in prison for using their own money to buy property. i've joined other civil rights organizations and activists in calling for her pardon. we'll be right back. blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. it's time we all shine. talk to a healthcare provider about nurtec odt from pfizer. right now you can ge

i'll sit in, george gascon undergoes weekly rico effort, it seems, kim fox is out, marilyn mosby ranut alvin bragg and fani willis are still there. a few things in life have remained truly bipartisan. t gettinglive and no rob resulted worse among them. it turns out conservatives and a even liberals are tired of experimenting with their own safety. joining us as a good friend of the show, turning, retired nypd inspector and fox news contributor, paul moreau. welcome, paul. some fads are harmless and some cause danger and threaten your life. this experiment was so cold progressive prosecutors could very much wind up costing people jeopardy or their safety. >> it can also cost a certain resident of three white house's job because crime is definitely on the agendhea this november. you know, trey, you and i have talked about it before, asidere. from the points that you mentioned, this time, the devolution is televised. we are seeing the stuff, it was a very bad time for the democrats to decide, hey, let'sh let the defense bar rewrite all of the rules of engagement for law enforcement acro

much as been made about marilyn mosby in maryland but part of why she is being sentenced is because she perjured herself on the stand. doesn't it bolster the point that it is less likely that he does take the stand? because we can't ensure that he will tell the truth, his lawyers can't. >> yes, and there is cross-examination. and this is an incredibly experienced prosecution team. this is not like anything he has faced to date. these people know how to cross-examine. and he has to answer. he is in front of a judge who is extremely experienced and disciplined. he will be forced to answer questions and not rattle on. if i were in the prosecution's seat and he were taking the stand, i would think this is manna from heaven because there is so much to cross-examine him on. in many ways, he has way too much to explain in a credible way. and it also changes essentially what the jury has to do. instead of thinking about the case, has the state proved the case beyond a reasonable doubt. you have all of this evidence on one side and you have credibility of donald trump on the other and it is just

baltimore's former top prosecutor marilyn mosby avoiding jail time after the judge sentenced her to home after testifying she accidentally made false statements on loan applications to buy two vacation homes in florida. she was also convicted of perjury after falsely claiming financial hardship during the pandemic to withdraw money from baltimore's retirement fund. and she was one of the loudest voices holding police accountable and advocating ironically for transparency. that's her sentence. the epa and doj reaching a $310 million settlement with norfolk southern over last year's east palestine, ohio train derailment. the railroad agreed to pay $235 million to cover all past and future cleanup costs, will also pay $15 million in civil penalties, 25 million for a 20-year community health program, and another $30 million for long-term monitoring of water sources and private drinking water source for a decade a. the company's ceo allen shaw says we are pleased we are able to reach a timely resolution of these investigations that recognizes our comprehensive response to the community's need

that's what happened to marilyn mosby, 12 months of home confinement for taking her own money out of her own savings. what could he get? >> probation, house arrest, which is home confinement, prison. i mean, it runs the gamut. i think that's what we need to see happen. i kind of want to back pedal for a second to what you were saying and then the setup, joy, because the dam is breaking. and what bothers me, and this is something that catherine and i have dealt with as prosecutors, donald trump didn't have to go and sit in a jail cell waiting for his awaynement for any of these cases unlike anybody else would, unlike any of the people we prosecuted. so far, he hasn't spend any time in a jail cell for multiple repeated violations of the gag order, which other people would have been incarcerated by now. i'm curious to see what judge merchan does in this instance because anybody with 34 felony convictions, even though they're concurrent sentencing on each of them and he could get up to four years, i don't know if they would get as much of a consideration of the practical implications of

. >> marilyn mosby, thank you so much. i appreciate you being here. that is tonight's "the reidout". "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this week in an interview he said states have the right to monitor pregnant women to enforce these bands. >> donald trump's american dystopia. >> it is really working out well for people and they are very, very happy. >> it is a devastating day in our state. >> people are thrilled with the way that's going on. >> for the south, this is truly a horrific day. >> tonight, our special report on the man who killed roe v. wade. >> this truly is a healthcare crisis and donald trump is the architect. >> then with another gag order hearing on deck, a potential nightmare brewing in the supreme court. >> the january exception is an invitation to our founder's worst nightmare. >>> and as protests over israel and gaza disrupt colleges nationwide, what is being lost in the way it is covered. "all in" starts now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. today one of the nation's most punishing a