to mars on earth. given the landscape, given the isolation. given the sporadic communications. - [narrator] at the mdrs, every effort is made to simulate the challenges conducting research in a hostile alien environment. - [marc] any outside activity, such as exploring the area or conducting projects out there. we have to be in space suits and we have to go through a depressurization for five minutes in the airlock. - science time. - [crew member] okay. we're gonna take two rovers with us. and these two guys are gonna go in the second rover. - roger that. - [crew member] hello hab, this is aries 1, that's us entering the airlock now, over. leaving the airlock. hab, airlock is secure. - [narrator] a primary scientific objective of the first research mission on mars, will be searching for signs of life, past or present. (low toned boom) - [narrator] people have been preoccupied with finding life on mars for centuries. in the 19th century, while mapping the red planet with a telescope. italian astronomer

mars is our outer next door neighbor. it's orbit is further away from the sun than the earth's mars is the only other planet in our solar system that humans could conceivably live on. that makes it, especially interesting. mars has a comparable day and night rhythm to earth. a day on mars is just 37 minutes longer than a day on our planet. it's shaped our bio rhythms. ah . new new days and nights are both 14 earth days long with extreme temperature swings between daytime and nighttime. because unlike earth and mars, the moon has no atmosphere to regulate the warmth and the coldness. margin earth also have similar like conditions as the sun sets on both planet show. on top of that, the earth's axis is inclined almost as strongly as mars's all these shared commonalities mean that they're atmospheres have similar characteristics in comparative planet research that makes mars's atmosphere a model of the earth's atmosphere. the moon would be of no use. the earth's atmosphere is primarily made of nitrogen and oxygen. it's the o

why our researchers more interested in mars than in the moon? mars is our outer next door neighbor. it's orbit is further away from the sun than the earth's mars is the only other planet in our solar system that humans could conceivably live on. that makes it, especially interesting. mars has a comparable day and night rhythm to earth. a day on mars is just 37 minutes longer than a day on our planet. it's shaped our bio rhythms. ah . lunar days and nights are both 14 earth days long with extreme temperature swings between daytime and nighttime. because unlike earth and mars, the moon has no atmosphere to regulate the warmth and the coldness. margin earth also have similar like conditions as the sunsets on both planet show. on top of that, the earth's axis is inclined almost as strongly as mars's all these shared commonalities mean that they're atmospheres have similar characteristics in comparative planet research that makes mars's atmosphere a model of the earth's atmosphere. the moon would be of no use. the earth's atmosphere is primarily made of nitrogen and oxygen. it's the only

yes, mars is just the closest planet.g in it, but after it we can move further in the solar system. well, sometime, and when some claire is sitting , some ministry of finance, he looks at it, that's what he says, well , boys, i understand everything, you want to, but we don’t have money and starts with a conversation. and i came across not only accountants, but also you know, with such political activists who, for example, say there, but why do you spend money on this for people to get sick. we have a climate here, that is, there is always water, there is enough of it. we have on earth. e is. uh, a lot of problems where you can spend your billions of dollars, and therefore for a very long time mars just played a bad role for astronautics, because he did not explain in any way. why are we spending this money, then a mask appeared, he came up with a completely crazy idea. he said, so know the land. you can ditch, but on all mankind will survive, and oddly enough, it opened up, because as we see people, for example, with the

i think trump does a lot of things sitting on the patio of mar-a-lago.e has things brought to him in his office which is well far away from other parts of the club. we know there was one close aide to him who was working with another aide to move boxes. that's what was caught on security cameras. i actually think it's not surprising they have cast this wide a net. as i understand it, the majority of folks have already testified. i'm not sure there are many more folks to come in. i think they are looking at any possible scrap of information because it is so hard to build a 360-degree view of trump at mar-a-lago. >> gloria borger, do you think special counsel jack smith is sending a message here about the lengths he's willing to go to investigate? >> first of all, he's doing his job. as my colleagues have said, he's casting a wide net. he's also, to use another cliche, tightening the screws here, and anybody who is in the trump orbit knows this is a man who also is saying to a trump attorney, you cannot claim attorney-client privilege, and that is somethin

did it mean more, i think, significantly since the could me and mar the national unity government that formed in opposition to the military junta has committed itself to resolving this issue to, to recognizing ro, banga citizenship in the country. they need to do more to, to, to bring that to fruition. but right now, of course, the, the biggest problem facing the, rowing in me and more is the military hunter. but this is a longstanding issue. governments military's and me and mars history the last several decades have denied the rowing of people access to citizenship rights and all of the rights that come under it. and it is a fundamental problem. and until that problem is solved along with a litany of other issues that have now been created by the me, a more military regime and being more until these problems are solved or did the struggle will continue. robina, we should point out 1st and foremost, that no matter how long this crisis has been going on, the needs of rowen go, refugees remain urgent. i mean, this group is one of the most persecuted minorities in the world and the situa

they fled from me and mar after the military. there began its crack down in 2017, which the un has called a textbook example of ethnic cleansing on sunday, a huge fire burnt thousands of their makeshift homes worsening and already dire situation. $12000.00 refugees have now lost their shelter. before we bring in our panel, let's 1st speak to roja scene of the one up in cox's bazaar. he's a photojournalist and a ringer refugee for the past 6 years. yes, and thanks for being with us. i'm so glad to hear that you and your family are all safe. this latest fire happened on sunday. you've been documenting what's been going on in the camps since then. what is the situation like for all the refugees who lost their shelters in that devastating fire? i and this is to loosen up, doesn't up. i have a link. you could g 11 in the wall. i just it was you can saw as if you g, i have been document in the life of you almost says yes. now that he sent via i saw on my with my own eyes, and they tell us, you know, a district. yes. and you know, as mr

i've interviewed many rowing women over the years who were raped by members of me and mars military, many who saw their children killed before their eyes are ro hinder, refugees able to get the kind of psychological support that they need to be running on with dies then every day facing the problem and it's not only accept the implants, but if we didn't look at the fire today, but the not on is if i get a minute to happen every day and what me and tell me what i said me to you in the when the got there also you know, death, but it and put it on kind of from this day we had, we come near a live human. we are not that i live setting. so why do we go and we are not allowed because we are not allowed to say anything. what we should be here. why reina? i saw you nodding along to a lot of what raja was saying that it looked like you wanted to jump in. please go ahead. i think she is completely right. i mean they live in a limbo where they don't know what is and what is their future. they hope to return home, but they can't. and they live in this complete in leg situation where they don't k

your organization fortify rights recently filed a criminal complaint against me in mars, military in germany. what's different about that case and how is it going and why is it taking so long for these cases to play out yet, thinks that mohammed, we had $45.00 rights, we share the frustration with the ro, anger, community, and others throughout me and more that the wheels of international justice move to slow and certainly there are a great number of people trying to speed those wheels up. we have seen a number of cases crop up, as you mentioned, that the cases are the complaint rather that we filed in germany. in january this year, along with 16 individual complainants from me and mar, including roha and representatives from several other ethnic groups throughout the country, was filed under what's called universal jurisdiction. so this essentially enables perpetrators of genocide, crimes against humanity in war crimes. to face prosecution in germany, despite the fact that the crimes were committed outside of germany's borders. so right now we're hopeful that the federal prosecutor

a veces los dejan a su suerte en el desierto o el mar. con dos bebÉs. reportero: contrabandistas de personas abandonaron a una familia con dos bebÉs en el rÍo grande. este es el momento en que agentes lo rescatan. los niÑos son hispanos y estaban asustados. junto a ellos, varios miembros de la familia pisano suelo estadounidense. los coyotes abandonaba personas en medio de la nada. dÍas atrÁs un agente del departamento de policÍa de la poblaciÓn peÑitas, que bordea el rÍo grande, nos contaba que las corrientes son una trampa mortal. >> vienen las corrientes de abajo dando vueltas, con muchos pedazos de madera y de Árbol. >> cuando la persona estÁ cruzando, puede arreglarse con algo y ahogarse. >> hay remolinos debajo del agua que los estiran hacia abajo. reportero: cualquier individuo que quede a la deriva en el rÍo grande se enfrenta a graves peligros. los traficantes pueden eliminarlos para no dejar testigos. es por eso que los constantes patrullajes por agua, tierra y cielo, son constantes para encontrar sobrevivientes. hay quienes log

when i spoke to the un special envoy for me and mar about all of this, she restated the organizations longstanding position that no refugees should be sent back until there are conditions which are conducive to their voluntary dignified and safe return and are re, i not satisfied that those conditions at there, at the spectacle, i tie the generals who carried out a cou, now seen 2, at least on one occasion, have a navy. and that navy is the united nations that must worry you. well, if they had consulted me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted me, myanmar pro democracy activists and human rights. campaigners say they're very concerned about recent events. the use of un boats would appear to be a breach of the organizations neutrality. and they say the un shouldn't be doing anything to facilitate the return of refugees. because conditions remained to unsafe. james bay's al jazeera of the united nations. people in the us state of tennessee, a paying tribute to victims of a school shooting, had happened at a private christian school in nashville on monday. a make shift memorial

theyres waited until they had effectively an airtight case to pursue this searchir of mar-a-lago. if anything it refutes the idea that the fbi, the doj is somehow weaponized against trump. so wouldn't that lay the foundation for a charging decision that could potentially indictia the president or do yo think it's something else? >> this isn't -- the reporting shows a thoughtful deliberation that you just went through. i don't think this is about whether sort of the facts are ultimately drawing a particular conclusion. it's p the fact that deliberati discussions like this, they're protected. they're privilege. they're not disclosed, and it's for a reason. because you want someone to be honest and say,eo look, my agen are concerned about conducting this raid because of retribution. you want people to be comfortable sayingnt that. it's true, like let's be honest about the fact that there are or may be negative consequences. it has happened in investigations. you want people to feel comfortable at least expressing those fears and concerns. and when people feel comfortable in those env

the iconic image of classified documents laid out on the floor of donald trump's mar-a-lago home, after the fbi search it last august? the reason we have all seen this photo is because donald trump essentially forced the justice department to reveal it in a court filing after trump went to court to try to slow down the investigation. that is how we all access to the photo a summer. a filing in open court. there is literally no question as to its origin. who made the photo public, and why it was being made public, which is what made this exchange the day between senator ted cruz and attorney general merrick garland, it's why it made it a little awkward. >> as you know, the fbi raided donald trump's mar-a-lago home and subsequent to that raid, there have been multiple leaks about what was discovered there, including a photograph of documents discovered there. did you know about the leaks? >> the photograph was a filing in court in response to a motion filed by mr. trump. it was not a leak. >> it was not a lead. full stop, that was one of many exchanges for merrick garland's testimony toda

documents fiasco cnn is reporting that dozens of mar-a-lago staffers and people inside trump's orbit have been subpoenaed by the special counsel team to appear before the grand jury in washington, d.c. and that many of the mar-a-lago staffers who have been subpoenaed to testify are reportedly being represented by attorneys paid for by trump entities i should note that nbc news has not yet confirmed this reporting, but it is interesting. now, there is no indication here of illegality or impropriety in this reporting but it sure does raise a whole lot of questions cnn also goes on to report that today margot martin is former white house staffer who moved to trump with florida appeared today before the grand jury in d.c. and one of the special counsel's most senior prosecutors was involved in that testimony. quote, the staffers are of interest to investigators because of what they may have seen or heard while on their daily duties around the estate including whether they saw boxes or documents in trump's office suite or elsewhere they are casting an extremely wide net, anyone and everyo

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what are you hearing from inside mar-a-lago and from folks outside mar-a-lago, his supporters >> reporterll, trump has been posting relentlessly today over the last couple of hours, we've seen more than one and a half dozen posts from trump on his social media platform, mostly posting clips of folks supporting him coming to his defense on other news platforms, fox news, news max we have seen his allies in congress, republican operatives coming to defend him here. we just saw from marjorie taylor greene, in fact, calling for protests on tuesday saying that she's going to new york on tuesday, saying we must protest the unconstitutional witch hunt. lindsey graham calling it a shocking and dangerous day for the rule of law, and jose, even some of his likely rivals in the 2024 presidential primary are also criticizing this indictment florida governor ron desantis saying it is un-american and saying florida will not assist in an extradition request. senator tim scott who also is potentially going to throw his hat in the ring saying that this pro-criminal new york d.a. has failed to uphold the l

we'll go live to mar-a-lago with the latest >>> president biden not answering any questions about hisredecessor while touring tornado damage in mississippi. can the white house stay above the fray the latest on trump's efforts to channel republican outrage in to cash one republican senator specifically calling on supporters to donate to trump's cause. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest developments i want to go straight to nbc's garrett haake outside the d.a.'s office what's the latest? >> reporter: 50 some-odd charges, we know they deal with document fraud and we probably won't see them until they're unsealed on tuesday. we expect the former president to be arraigned in the courthouse over my shoulder. he'll go through a process like any defendant in new york city he'll be finger printed, he'll have his mug shot and a dna sample taken the difference, he'll do all of it under the protection of his secret service detail. we just had a chance to walk through the courthouse a little while ago, the courtroom on the 15th floor where mr. trump is expected to be arraigned, c

outside mar-a-lago estate toni . ht? , outside mar-a-lago estate toniaht?ally loyal tonight? they are totally loyal to him. tonight? they are totally loyal to him- yes. _ tonight? they are totally loyal to him. yes, he's _ tonight? they are totally loyal to him. yes, he's been - tonight? they are totally loyal to him. yes, he's been using. to him. yes, he's been using that phrase political persecution. the last couple of weeks since we heard about this potential indictment, but also is being using that throughout his presidency. it is always accused those who are critical of him, lots of investigations going on into him as well as we know. investigations involving january six riots, allegations of trying to overturn the election, and he's always used that phrase, political persecution, witch—hunt. it was a very long statement that he released, he said it was a witch—hunt and his lawyer said he didn't commit any crime and they would fight it in court. stormy daniels lawyer has responded, she has not tweeted anything but a lawyer said the prosecution was no c

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since 2017 have failed and talks to attempt another have been suspended since the me on mar, military staged a coup in 2021. many refugees, believe the political situation in man mar is too volatile for them to go back now . life and their lives, a leader, gender looking. we faced many difficulties here, like limited rations on essential food items, lack of proper medical care, et cetera. so we do want to go back, but only when there is peace roja seen is a ro hang a journalist who documents events in this camp. there are so many challenges that we office in in the cable, right? no like dal is lack of you guys in there is like of like the old days or no absolute is and visited his father who used to sell repair. so all of that he would just want to go back home and with the dignified dumb sippy and security, me and martyr attends the sole authority to verify those who can return an issue, identity cards to them based on evidence of past residence, rowing i do not have citizen shape in their home country, me and mar, and also and recognize as indigenous. they're only issued with so cal

gave trump's team until midnight to file a brief in the mar-a-lago case. after that, special counsel smith's team had until six a. m. to file their response. they literally had to pull in all-nighter. what is so important that the court of appeals in d. c. decided that they could not even wait one day, and instead needed jack smith's team to stay up all night? this is trump attorney evan comer, not the only -- but he's also representing the primary point of contact with the national archive and the doj for nearly a year now. a ton of this case seems to be about trump's potential obstruction of justice. the trump's lawyer since april of 22, and that is all very relevant here. you might remember that back in june of last year, a few months prior to the fbi search of mar-a-lago, trump's lawyers gave a statement to the department of justice, saying that a diligent search had been conducted, and to the best of their knowledge, all material at the property had been returned. devin corcoran drafted that statement, and another trump lawyer signed it. two months la

many refugees believe the political situation in may and mar is too volatile for them to go back. now, la chandeliers, a leader gender looking. we faced many difficulties yet, like limited rations on essential food items, lack of proper medical care, et cetera. so we do want to go back, but only when there is peace. roja scene is a ro hang a journalist who documents events in this camp. there are so many challenges we office in in the cam, right? no, like dal is lack of integration. there is lack of like the old days or no abilities and president is for that who just as a weapon. so all of that he would just want to go back home. and with the dignified dumb sippy and security meehan martyr attends the sole authority to verify those who can return an issue, identity cards to them, based on evidence of past residence, rowing, i do not have citizenship in their home country, me, and mar, and also, and recognize as indigenous, they're only issued with so called national verification card, identifying them as bengali muslims. but most rowing, he left all their possessions behind or the

after a transports delegates from yan mars jointer to bangladesh. and dozens of people are missing in ecuador, where lance lies have killed at least 7 people. and i'm far as small with the sports france, make it to wince from t what the side of their ball find campaign for next year's european championship. benjamin of our powers lay blue to one nail when against ireland. ah, thank you very much for joining as we begin in israel, where there is still anger against bland, judicial changes despite the prime minister halting the controversial overhaul. some people are demanding benjamin netanyahu, his resignation. more unrest is expected a day after large demonstrations and nationwide strikes. netanyahu says delaying the judicial overhaul would allow for discussions with the opposition to avoid what he called a civil war. dorothy, who blamed for my national responsibility from the will to avoid the rift within the people are decided to suspend the 2nd and 3rd reading from the law. in this committee tenure in order to give time tickets or broad consensu

this, time in special counse jack smith's investigation int the trump mar-a-lago documents fiasco, cnn's reporting tonigh that dozens of mar-a-lag staffers, and people insid trump's orbit, have been subpoenaed by the specia counsel team to appear befor the ground jury in washington, d.c. and that many of the mar-a-lag staffers, who've bee subpoenaed to testify or reportedly being represented b attorneys paid for by trum entities i should, note that nbc news hasn't yet confirmed thi reporting. but it's interesting there is no indication here if illegality, a propriety in thi reporting but it sure does raise a whole lot of questions cnn also goes on to report tha today, margot martin, former white house staffer who move to trump - appeared before a grand jury i d.c. and that one of the specia counsel's most senio prosecutors was involved i that testimony quote, the staffers are of interest to investigator because of what they may hav seen or heard well on thei daily duties around the estate including whether they saw boxes or documents interes office suite or elsewhere. they are casting in

we will talk to our legal experts about the hush money case and developing news on the mar-a-lago federal grand jury in washington. the 2024 campaign is heating up. former president trump unloading on ron desantis in a scathing statement. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. there's a showdown on capitol hill over the wildly popular social media platform tiktok. there has been a bipartisan push to ban the app with many lawmakers and intelligence officials saying it poses a national security threat because of the chinese ownership. in his first appearance before congress tiktok's ceo highlighting they have 150 million active users in the u.s. >> making false or misleading statements to congress is a federal crime. >> i understand. >> thank you. reclaiming my time. can you say with 100% certainty that the ccp cannot use your company or its divisions to get content to promote pro-ccp aggression? >> we do not promote or remove content. >> the question is, are you 100% certain that they cannot use your company to promote such messages? >> it's our commitment to this commi

so mar go martin add her to it.er, restaurant server, all of the people that were on security footage at mar-a-lago and then, of course, donald trump's personal attorney, evan cork written as well. . >> thank you very much let's go to ryan good man former special counsel at the defense department and co developer and chief. as you hear caitlin going through who has been before this grand jury and obviously you don't know the when of each appearance, you don't know if it's ramping up finishing or where we are. but they spoken to a mar-a-lago staff member and a trump aide two people who are seen on security camera footage moving boxes from the storage room. those stand out to you. >> they do, i thought it was one of the most important parts of the reporting, one of the most crucial episodes, which is that trump's staff apparently are moving the boxes with classified materials out of the storage room after he gets a subpoena, fact that there's two witnesses is brand new fork. >> we thought there was one. >> we thought

a mar debt began in 2016 attempt to send them back. have failed. after meeting fierce resistance un agencies of called me a mars prosecution of the ringer genocide and ethnic cleansing. while staying in the refugee camps may be safer than returning to man mar. it's still full of risks . and not just from fires. days ago, he funding shortfall forced to world food program to reduce aid to the rowing your refugees who are already at risk. if malnutrition a devastating blow, especially for the estimated 12000 people who lost her homes in the fire, china has announced that it will be boosting its military spending in the coming years to counter what it describes as escalating threats from abroad. the move was announced at the national people's congress, a robust on parliament, which is currently meeting in beijing. official said the country's military budget would increase by 7.2 percent. now, china's current military budget is around $225000000000.00 us dollars. that's only about a quarter of that of the united states. china's military activities are b

while staying in the refugee camps may be safer than returning to me and mar. it's still full of risks and not just from fires. days ago, he funding shortfall forced to world food program to reduce aid to the rowing your refugees who are already at risk of malnutrition. a devastating blow, especially for the estimated 12000 people who lost her homes in the fire and to find out more on the situation in the camp and the future prospects for the ro hinder refugees living there. i spoke with mandy, wendy mccants, the director of the norwegian refugee councils office in bangladesh. show as you recall service thing and just a quick fire and a few hours that started in the middle of yesterday quite quickly. but it's still, you can see the destination happens within next few hours and does over 2000 and shelters are being sent to the ground and 90 facilities as well. so things like hospitals, health centers, education facilities, learning center centers. and so it's not just what people are doing and during the day the good land that you can see that on the screen is j

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are you going to infer anything about a timeline for mar-a-lago if this reporting is correct? point from the article. is there more internal squabbling? we now know from this reporting that there was a delay in executing a search warrant, in part because the agents have some concerns. and it's unusual when it's the agents who are slowing down a case. usually, it's prosecutors who are saying, look, we don't have enough evidence. i'm going to have to go into court one day and face a federal judge in the jury. and prove my case beyond a reasonable doubt. i need more before i am ready to go. it is not the usual situation where the agents are saying, we have concerns about going in and executing a search warrant. so, we don't know if there is more internal concerns within the team about getting this last bit of evidence that they need. you do see a lot of public indication of witnesses who are unwilling, who are fighting the subpoenas. and jack smith will have to find a way to deal with that. either you go without those witnesses or you continue those battles, perhaps, in regards t

. -- not far from where donald trum is staying at his mar-a-lago residents. good to see you both, on, let' start with you and everythin that's happened over the pas few hours. >> over the last few hours there is anticipation of the grand jury convening here agai today, then traditionall meeting monday's wednesday thursday's, but there were som reports yesterday, and we ma be having to wait a mont before alvin bragg were to convene, for the purposes of voting, this afternoon was different, and our jonatha deeds from wnbc, reported that there is increased security, and ypg was called to be prepared for potentially wha was to come. ultimately, just before 5 pm that is when the grand jur voted to indict donald trump >> they voted to indict now an indictment has to be filed and the discussion is what t do about donald, trump in term of actually getting him throug that process i just describe are underway >> at this point trump's attorneys were notified by the district attorney's office and that's when the arrangements begin in terms of when donal trump actually co

i've up and down in front of mar-a-lago. we're currently across the intercoastal waterway, the former president's estate mar-a-lago there in the distance behind me. >> we certainly haven't seen any sign that the president is or isn't here, but we certainly understand that he is here. this is his residents. but i do want to point out one thing that florida governor ron desantis, a likely opponent of the president's former presidents in the republican primary has said that florida authorities will not assist in any extradition of the former president to new york. so it will remain to be seen how exactly this unfolds. >> reporter jeff patterson, thank you for that live report from our lago. we appreciate >> new york city is bracing for what will be an unprecedented court appearance. logistics. a finger printing getting a mug shot. also facing a judge for the former president are all being worked out right now. reporter and i harry is live in manhattan with the very latest for prosecutors and also. >> we're hearing from trump's

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and this is everyone from mar-a-lago resort staff to members of trump's inner circle. member of trump inner circle not only a part of a small group of individuals who went from the white house to florida, part of an even smaller group who is still with trump today. but this range of subpoenas was incredibly broad. we are told there was a number of resort staffers who work on the grounds at mar-a-lago who are also subpoenaed this included a housekeeper, included at least two restaurant serverses. we're told that the interest here is really around what they may have seen or heard in their daily activities when they were doing their daily duties on the ground and that includes whether or not they saw boxes of documents in trump's sweet or on the property >> we talked about new york times maggie's story the former president's campaign adding staff members to focus on pushing out their message, what more do you know about that. >> political war already been waged. we started to see statements from the campaign, we're all getting calls from various sources about this attack

. >> after the fbi search mar-a-lago last, summer trump used inflammatory rhetoric to demonize that agency. three days later, one of his supporters attacked the fbi cincinnati field office with an nail gun and an ar-15 style rifle. and then of, course there was january 6th, where trump rhetoric and promotion of the big lie let's to violently overtake our nation's capital. rather than condemn that attack, trump and his allies in congress have martyred the attackers. today, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene led a congressional tour, to visit january six defendants in jail. trump himself, as promised to pardon anyone who committed crimes that day if he's reelected. and tomorrow, trump is scheduled to hold his first official 2024 campaign rally in waco. exactly at the same moment as trump. and the rest of the country await has likely criminal indictment. this is a perilous time for donald trump. he's desperate to regain the presidency, but he could be arrested any day now. so, he's encouraging his followers to become martyrs, and defend him. all week, trump's been attacking prosecutors in a

lights are bright on mar-a-lago rightxdÑi now. asok ociÑi ri now. he hit the golf course yesterday. he's back on the golf course xd today. at thehsime time, there's little that donald trump can do. the manhattan district attorney is doing the work of anarchists and the devil. he's called for the removal of not only special counsel jack smith, but he's also called for p &h(lc% if charges were to be brought against him it could create years of hatred, chaos, andxd Ñi turmoil. >> what's the likelihood ofeÑ÷ gag order being grantedxde1q:y that. in some cases the penalty is that a pers'@ is on bond and you cout8e1 cancel theirfáxd bond a them into custody, but i believe that the offense -- at least the current one that the manhattan district attorney was looking at is not a bailable çóoffenq[so i don't know that is a likely possibility here. p5ryou,i be sure to tune ine1 to inside withfá jen psakixd this sunday eric holder will weighq in on te u02ióÑ investigations as well.xd >>> all Ñiright, coming up next everybody,i] securing our no

the illegal and unconstitutional mar-a-largo raid and now this. the democrats have lied, cheated and stolen in their obsession with trying to get trump. but now they have done the unthinkable indicting an innocent person." never before in our nation's history has this been done. the democrats have competed including spying on my campaign but weaponizing the justice. alvin bragg is a disgrace, hand picked by george soros. rather than stopping the crime wave taking over new york city, he's doing joe biden's dirty work, ignoring the murders and burglaries and assaults he should be focused on. this is how bragg spends his time. i believe this witch hunt will backfire massively on joe biden. the american people realize exactly what the radical left democrats are doing here. everyone can see it. so our movement and our party, united and strong, will first defeat alvin bragg and then we will defeat joe biden and we're going to throw every one of these crooked democrats out of office to make america great again. this is a complete statement from donald j.

. >>> mar-a-lago rally. supporters gather outside trump's florida estate as governor ron desantis, a possible gop presidential contender, weighs in on the indictment. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for first time in u.s. history a former president is facing criminal charges.the new york ce t because the indictment remains under seal. but it stems from alleged hush-money payments made to an adult movie star during the 2016 presidential campaign. trump's attorney told cbs news that trump's legal team expects him to surrender to authorities on tuesday. in a statement, trump called the indictment political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. last night in florida, following word of the indictment, trump supporters gathered out his mar-a-lago estate. security is being tightened in new york. all nypd officers have been ordered to be in full uniform today and to be ready to deploy. jarred hill is outside the manhattan courthouse. good morning. >>

vamos a mar—a—lago, florida. reportero: buenas noches.a hora, el panorama es muy tranquilo a poco menos de media milla de donde se encuentra esta noche el expresidente donald trump. durante las Últimas dos horas hemos visto cerca de una docena de seguidores del expresidente, quienes se han manifestado en contra de este encausamiento criminal. queda poco menos de media docena. con algunos de ellos conversamos. >> quiero libertad, quiero lo bueno para uno. mira a otros paÍses. >> es un hombre serio, un hombre que quiere ayudar a la humanidad en este momento, a los niÑos. si lo perdemos, estamos perdidos nosotros. >> yo no quiero que suceda en los estados unidos lo mismo que en venezuela, cuba o china. me gusta la democracia. maity: hay personas que serÁ el martes cuando trump se entregue a la justicia en nueva york. reportero: ellos seguirÁ protestando en florida y nueva york. el equipo legal de donald trump se encuentra discutiendo las posibles avenidas para su entrega ante las autoridades, algo que podrÁ suceder tan pronto como martes o m