joining us is mary trump. how my family created the world's most dangerous man." she has a new book coming out on august 17th, which is called "the reckoning, our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal." it's great to see you. it's been too long. thank you for coming back. >> it's great to be here. i'm so pleased you asked me. >> let me ask your unique perspective on how you think your uncle and the people around him will react to this. this is something that for all the efforts to sort of get accountability for various things he has done, criminal charges brought against his business is something new that he has never faced before, anything like it he never faced before. how do you think he will react? >> i'm sure he is quite angry. i wouldn't want to be around him right now. unlike other people close to him who are probably extremely nervous, i don't believe donald will be. he has been getting away with this for so long that he must feel immune. because he always has been. these are the kinds of charges t

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if you read mary trump's book, donald trump and his father were in the habit of being like live in thisheap, it's thing you did. if you were don and eric would you talk on tv? or advise them to if you were their lawyer? >> if i was in the position of being their lawyer, joy, i would give them the same advice i would give to anybody else under investigation in a criminal case, don't go out in public and run your mouth. if you're going to talk with prosecutors or investigators, do it with your lawyer or through your lawyer not being in the room. this is just really insanity. but you have to wonder, does this signify they believe they are so untouchable they can get away with anything? that they really believe that by catering to the court of public opinion they can outrun the courts of the state of new york? it is baffling to see this conduct. >> if i had to guess, i guess the answer is yes. they do believe that. dad got away with it, donald trump has gotten away with it his whole life. probably believe that. thank you both. >>> remember the alamo? texas republicans want you to remember i

one might assume if you read mary trump's book, donald trump and his father were in a habit of livingree or cheap. if you were don or eric, would you talk on tv or advise them to talk if you were their lawyer? >> you know, if i was in the position of being their lawyer, joy, i would give them the same advice that i would give them to anybody else who's under investigation in a criminal case. don't go out in public and run your mouth. if you're going to talk with prosecutors or investigators, do it with your lawyer present or better yet through your lawyer with you not being in the room. this is just really insanity. but you have to wonder does this signify that they believe that they are so untouchable that they can get away with anything, that they really believe by catering to the court of public opinion they can outrun the courts of the state of new york? it is really baffling to see this kind of conduct. >> if i had to guess, i would guess the answer to that is yes. they do believe that. the dad got away with it. donald trump has gotten away with it his entire life. they probably

>> so i think mary trump probably has more insight into the family dynamics than i would. what we know at this point is that alynn weisselberg has not given any efforts to cooperate. and as to the trump children, they weren't named in this indictment. it remains to be seen what if any role they may have in this case. >> danny, to you, what do you think about that? do you think they're going to possibly flip on him easier? >> for five years now, people including me have used phrases like the walls are closing in or this guy, insert name of indicted person, knows where the bodies are buried. for four or five, six years now, donald trump has never been indicted. his kids have never been indicted. we've seen many in the trump orbit indicted. some have turned like michael cohen, other have not, look at roger store, for example. i don't want to be the one to say it again because i feel like the charlie brown and the lucy with the football relationship at this point. but with a wide-ranging investigation like it, anything is possible. but we just haven't seen the indictments of tr

as to whether they'll flip, mary trump, trump's piece, has speculated that ivanka would be more likelylan weisselberg, for example. a lot of people have been talking about the possibility that she could turn on her father. i don't really know anything about that one way or the other, other than what everybody else has been talking about. but certainly you apply pressure to anybody and a lot of things can happen. >> and i want to take issue with the word flip, not the way you're saying it. another former representative of the trump organization said it's not really flipping, it's just asking to tell the truth. that's what they're looking for, just tell the truth. let's make that point. but can i ask you, is ignorance and saying i didn't know, is that a plausible defense? >> really not ever in a lot of cases like this, but especially not here. we're not talking about a giant company where there were a lot of people and the top executives didn't know the details. the trump organization in new york, at trump tower, is only at any point a dozen to a few dozen top executives that own and run

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that's what donald trump's niece mary trump told rachel last night how she thinks donald trump's childrenrk investigation that just resulted in criminal charges against trump's chief financial officer as well as the trump business itself. as we enter the next phase of this criminal case, the big question is, where will prosecutors take this next? how confident should donald trump be that allen weisselberg will remain loyal to him? who else at the trump organization might end up walking into a new york state courtroom in handcuffs? joining us now, former manhattan assistant district attorney rebecca, good to see you. you know, michael cohen pointed out this week something that has been pointed out over the years and that one's reality, no matter how important they are or wolters, one's reality changes when there are charges of this level, of this magnitude filed against you and when the handcuffs go on. it makes you rethink your priorities. >> yeah. that's 100% true. and he is speaking, obviously, from personal experience. but as a prosecutor, you really realize that this is true. i think

. >> well, donald trump's niece, you know mary trump has weighed in and given thoughts that ivanka trumpe if she does become a part of it. take a listen to what mary had to say about that. >> there will be other people who might be more willing to flip than allen and i think among those might well indeed be my cousins. >> interesting. like the trump kids? >> ivanka also received -- i don't remember the amount. >> yes, consultant money. >> right, consulting fees. that's not a thing. you're either an employee or you're not an employee. so i think we're going to find a lot more of that kind of thing going on. and she's much less likely to stay loyal than allen weisselberg. >> do you agree with that? do you get any sense that ivanka, any of the kids would turn on their father to save herself or themselves? i mean, do you think donald trump would turn on other people? i mean, that's actually not even a question because we've seen him do that to save himself. they say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. >> i think trump would turn on them, for sure. the only reason not to turn on them wo

a person who made anti-trump t-shirts, mary trump, and an artist who painted a nude of him. e claiming to be part of trump's team if the piece was sold. but why? why does he do this over and over? perhaps he gave us a hint at the press conference for this new lawsuit. >> if you say it long enough, hard enough, often enough, people will start to believe it. >> that may have worked with the big lie that he won the 2020 election when he actually lost it. but when it comes to lawsuits, trump has just become the litigant who cried wolf. >> i didn't know about the naked painting. >> i didn't either. you know, we do our research and we uncover all these interesting things, and that might be the most interesting. >> i hope you didn't do too much research on that one there. but no. i mean, clearly the lawsuit is his default position there. great interesting reporting there. >>> up next, the republican facing a revolt from his own party because he refused to go along with the big lie about the stolen election. >>> and how britney spears' mom is now backing her in her battle to regain c

let's listen to what donald trump's niece mary trump told rachel maddow this week. >> i think he wouldmy cousins would exert that -- exercise that kind of loyalty toward him because his relationship with them and their relationship with him is entirely transactional. and conditional. >> how willing do you think they would be to cooperate like you did? >> in terms of the children, eric and ivanka and don? >> the adult children, correct. >> she's right, it's transactional. he's an accountant. it's totally different. they will protect themselves, they're family. he's an employee. very different relationship. i agree with her. >> i told my colleague hallie jackson that alan weisselberg refused to cooperate because donald trump has, quote, leverage on him. what did you mean by that? >> i think that we're just getting started here. i think there were things going on in the white house that he was involved in when he wasn't supposed to be discussing money. i don't think it matters anymore. i think that they both know a lot about each other. i was talking specifically about the political inaug

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. >>> tonight trump's hail mary.esident announcing class action lawsuits today against facebook, twitter and youtube almost six months after being blocked by the platforms for his response to the capitol hill riot. >> our case will prove this censorship is unlawful, it's unconstitutional, and it's completely unamerican. if they can do it to me, they can do it to anyone, and in fact that is exactly what they're doing. >> outfront now, jennifer rogers, former federal prosecutor, and dan eberhart, long-time republican donor. jen, let me start with you. you take this lawsuit in florida. does it hold any merit? >> none, erin. you know, sometimes we say, oh, we'll have to wait for the facts to develop or we'll say it's a very complicated area of law. not here. this doesn't even set forward a legal case with merit as all. the fact that he claims a first amendment violation, he's claiming it against private companies. you can only claim a first amendment violation against the government. right out of the gate this has no mer

still a private company, only for the few employees besides trump, himself, and some power and they have chief off brumation's officer michael marielong time lawyer while i'm wise in bergh, and trump's adult children. because the team is so far, it causes people more exposure as the new york district eternity, and the attorney general's investigation continues because, there is only a limited number of people you can blame. legal experts are no employing to former first daughter invited to the daughter ivanka trump owes in the next member of the inner circle, could be very concerned. like allen weisselberg, ivanka trump will pay consulting fees by the trump world while she was an active employee there in that can open her up to possible fraud charges as well -- >> for the mongol convenience on the chopping block she joins me now. cynthia take me through your thinking. i've seen people who are informed, and smart on this and they suggest similar along these lines of those reasons to be worried if you are even cars. why? >> because what we know from the weisselberg -- and accused the family of tax fraud. instead of books which is pr

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trump administration. >> i see it very clearly, mary catherine, but i don't have the right to use free speech to say anderson in reno just to watch him die. there are limits to speech. when people are dying because they can't get this vaccine and companies are making profit -- >> people are getting the vaccine and you object to their conversations that you think are problematic. that is different from killing people. >> no. no. >> speech doesn't kill the people, it just doesn't. >> paul, just because people have access to information which may be inaccurate or, you know, shades of gray and a matter of opinion, it doesn't mean that they -- i mean, they have free will. shouldn't people have information? don't we live in a society where we believe people should have a lot of information and they can make up their own minds about things? people who are not getting vaccines, it's not that they've never heard that vaccines are incredibly beneficial. they've seen the facts. they're just choosing to make a different decision. >> some have seen the facts and some haven't. people should have a right, obviously, to say

trump. the investigation is expected to take several months to complete. anne-marie. >> laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," congresswoman liz cheney joins us and discusses the riots and what this means for her future. >> police are searching for the two steps. the 80-year-old was attacked yesterday in oakland's jack london square. a post on boxer's twitter page said one assail land pushed her in the back and boxer went to a nearby verizon store and called police for help. she said the suspects appeared to be younger than 18. she said one was the driver and the other attacked her. >> well, he pushed me very hard. it's hard to describe what happened because it was so fast but when i started to move away from him, he came behind me, pushed me hard and then before i could fall he grabbed my phone in the front. it's just hard to put it altogether. >> boxer said she's okay physically but shaken up. she represented the senate from 1993 to 2017. >>> turning to the olympics from tokyo where one of the biggest stars in tennis h

trump administration. >> i -- i see it very clearly, mary katherine.to watch him die, right? there are limits to speech. when people are dying because they can't get this vaccine and companies are making profit. >> people are getting the vaccine. and you object to their conversations that you think are problematic about the vaccine. >> no. i object to the algorithm promoting -- no. no. >> it just doesn't. and once you go down that road, it becomes very dangerous. >> paul, just because -- paul, just because people have access to information, which may be inaccurate or -- or, you know, shades of gray and a matter of opinion. it doesn't mean that they -- i mean, they -- they have free will. shouldn't people have -- have information? i mean, don't we live in a society where we believe people should have a lot of information? and they can make up their own minds about things? people who are not getting vaccines. it's not that they never heard that vaccines are incredibly beneficial. and they haven't -- they've seen the facts. they are just choosing to make

temporarily hold all federal executions. attorney general mary garland said he wants to review the policies and procedures introduced by the trump administration, which resumed federal execution last july, after a 17 year hiatus. a lawsuit was filed about the protocols put in place by former attorney general william bar rescue and recovery teams have resumed picking through the rubble of the partially collapsed apartment block in the us. state of florida. president joe biden visited the site, pledging more supports, a 145 people remain unaccounted for at least 18 people are confirmed dead. john henry reports from surf side near miami, president biden visited the rescue workers in relatives of those lost in the crumbled concrete and twisted steel of the surf side condo collapse, offering help and hope. jim, i want to know that we're with them in the countries with our message days that we're here for you as one nation. we believe that sir, continuing searching is something that's very, very important. so we are or the department transportation engineers working. i know that that the fire department and the county are, are getting

temporarily hold all federal executions. attorney general mary garland said he wants to review the policies and procedures introduced by the trump administration . portugal is imposing a curfew for its capital. lisbon and several other cities on thursday recorded 2 and a half 1000 new corona virus cases, the highest number since mid february. those headlines inside story is coming up. next. i am sorry, should be about raising prices this entirely down to the time we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world. we live in time in that setting that i had made as the task of fixing a war torn economy. counting the cost on al jazeera the protest for democracy in africa, law, absolute monarchy. the king of s y p, any spend lavishly while most in his country live in poverty. will he listen to the call for change this inside story? ah, ah hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than. that's what he is one of the world's last absolute monarchies, kingdom swati has ruled the kingdom previously known as swaziland for 35 years bought for the past week, people have been defying curve, used to demand democr

temporarily hold all federal executions. attorney general mary garland said he wants to review the policies and procedures introduced by the trump administration, which resumed federal execution last july after a 17 year. hi my canada has more from washington d. c. the justice department has now announced that it's going to review the federal debt sentence in the light of the to being re introduced in july last year . that was under the trump administration. and to put it into a context that, that particular stage. there hadn't been a federal execution for 17 years. in the months from july onwards, there were 13 federal executions. this is the biggest amount in the single year for nearly 200 years to once again try and get an historical context summit the last time that they were double digit number of federal executions in a single year was back on the grover cleveland in 1896, so the justice department, when the combined and administration coming to paula is saying now that it wants to look at those new rules instituted by the then department of justice and the william bar directed by then president donald trump. and while the

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. >> mary teresa, she can't explain it. it is a disgrace, but donald trumpinfrastructure bill shows is two things, one, when it benefits the republicans to send money back home and help secure the elections, they are willing to be against donald trump. but one is talking about voting and access to voting, the security, the sin city of that voting booth, they use donald trump as a foil. what professor glaude just said, they use donald trump as a foil to use the cultural chaos and help encourage that white nationalism that basically brought us the insurrection on january 6th when i found so striking yesterday, when the officers were talking was how harrowing the count was and how all of them talked about how they wanted to be recruited, the white officers, how they tried to recruit them and how the african american officer and latin american officer how they were being stripped down as being an american. that testimony, and the reaction of january six in their experience synthesized what we were talking about when it comes to what donald trump represents. he i

. >> marie teresa, she can't explain it, it is a disgrace, but donald trump loves every bit of that disgracel shows us is two things. one is that it benefits republicans to send money back home and help secure the elections, they're willing to be against donald trump. but when it's talking about voting, access to the voting booth, securing the sanctity of that voting booth, they use donald trump as a foil. what professor glaude just said is right, they will use donald trump to help encourage that white nationalism that basically brought us the insurrection on january 6. what i found so striking yesterday, when the officers were talking, was how harrowing the account was, how they, all of them, talked about how they wanted to be recruited, the white officers, they were trying to recruit them, and the african-american officer and latino officer were called un-american. and that synthesized what we're talking about when it comes to what donald trump represents. he is part of a white nationalist party and the insurrection has everything to do with the changing demographics of this country. and a

marie? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> well, breaking overnight, a manhattan grand jury has indicted the trump organization and its top executive in connection with tax-related offenses. sources tell cbs news the specific charges against the organization long managed by former president trump are expected to be unsealed today. allen weisselberg, the company's cfo, is also expected to be indicted with tax-related charges. he's expected to turn himself in to be arraigned today. >>> this morning, bill cosby is free after his sexual assault conviction was overturned. the actor and comedian was released from prison yesterday after spending nearly three years behind bars. cosby was convicted in 2018 of drugging and molesting temple university employee andrea constand. pennsylvania's highest court overturned that ruling. jericka duncan has more on the stunning reversal. >> reporter: as he arrived home, bill cosby flashed a v for victory with his conviction overturned after nearly three years behind bars. pennsylvania's supreme court threw out the 83-year-old comedian's 2018 sexual assault conviction on a technicality. >> dem

trump is taken down in charlottesville. the u. s. reject appeal for troops to help secure the country. after the assassination of president juvenile marie. you says it's reached, its goal of delivering enough covered 1900 shots to vaccinate 70 percent. that fits adults, a warrant. the virus has not yet defeated ah, hello police and bangladesh and arrested the owner of a factory where at least 52 people died in a fire. he and 7 others i've been charged with murder. the blades broke out in a building on the outskirts of the capital dot com on thursday. official say the main exit was locked and many workers jumped from windows to escape. 10 very child re has more from the scene and group guns. banner, the show minister announced that at least 8 person have been arrested, including the owner of the factories. and if for some reason on, police also filed the case. now we know this case, in fact, a long time to resolve in the code. it could even take up 2 years, but the government has been quite robust in recent years, against the owner of the factories or any building owners that have been negligence and safety issue. since around up acciden

trump organization and its cfo on tax fraud charges. here to discuss that and much more, time national political correspondent molly ball, abc news deputy political director averi harper, maryn, host of abc's life out loud podcast. great to see all of you on this fourth of july. thanks for coming in. averi, i want to start with donald trump. the case against the trump organization and its cfo, president trump was not himself charged, but this is his namesake company. how big of a deal is this? >> listen, the investigation is ongoing in the new york state attorney general office and the manhattan d.a. office. if there's any evidence surfaces that implicates the president, allen weisselberger is facing 15 felonies. we don't know what he's going to do. we know that president trump spoke with john santucci and he said he didn't believe that weisselberg would flip on him. time will tell. >> do you think president trump is at all worried? i was fascinated by what he said. almost as if he admitted it all really happened, that they didn't pay taxes. >> you see him running the same playbook for the scandal that beset him during his administration. portray it as a partisan witch hunt

mary. mister westerburg is in a ton of trouble here. he's going to have all kinds of efforts to claim the politics, but his name doesn't end with trump and he isn't donald trump himself. so the idea that they were going to go after him to get the donald trump has been tried before another criminal cases. and has gone nowhere. this is a very serious threat, the trump organization, whether or not will go beyond this. nobody knows yet. well calls back says he's going to fight the charges. but now which one does how this, as you say, effects the trump organization because they in turn have to deal with other businesses that support their business. whether it be banks or whether it be vendors who support the hotels or, or golf clubs, or wherever that may be, the snowball effect could actually roll to be one that is quite big correctly. and the biggest problem, donald trump, in his company have right now is that they are heavily leverage. they have tons of loans, and no one trusts donald trump with loan to do more with the exception of a few places like deutscher bank. so if his existing lenders are calling in their loans and in other bent len

trump called it a witch hunt. >> i think that yesterday their case was destroyed and they needed to throw a hail mary pass and ituncaught. >> reporter: so caster has found himself in two of of the biggest cases this year so far. and he's now representing at least two of the people charged in that attack on the capitol. poppy? >> tom, thank you very much for that reporting. >>> "outfront" next, the supreme court upholding voting restrictions from a lower court that found that the lower court found unfair to minorities. plus, the race to space between billionaires. richard branson and jeff bezos heats up. an 82-year-old is now going to ride along with one of them. ...protects you... ...from a lot of that. keep your car cleaner longer. armor all extreme shield plus ceramic. front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and get millions of flexible booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. discover card i just got my cashback match is this for real? yup! we match all the cash back new card members earn at the end of their first year automatically woo! i

general mary garland has stopped all federal executions while the justice department continues its review of the death penalty comes of the story . use of executions at the federal level by the trump administration. 13 people were put to death and from last 6 months in office alone, donald trump's company and it's a long time she financial us, has pleaded guilty not guilty to tax fraud charges. prosecutors accused island vice personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income. the firm is alleged to have run a quote, sweeping out, or they should speak to keep executive pay and bonuses off the books. and when the trump univers germany is angela noch lives in london today for what was likely to be her last official visit to britain and travel restrictions and posts breakfast relations aren't the agenda i talked with barbara johnson. she's also due to meet the queen. since becoming transfer back in 2005, now collab out last that for british prime ministers ahead of her meeting with number 5. we look back at how she's weathered the changes. yeah, one moment to visit england, the crowds will ready cheering, but not because angle america is coming. instead, it's about beating gemini at fo

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mary garland has stopped all federal executions while the justice department continues. it's a review of the death penalty the it comes after the historic use of executions at the federal level by the trump administration. 13 people are put to death and trumps last 6 months in office from trump's company. and it's a long time chief financial of them have pleaded not guilty to tax fraud charges is accused alan bicycle burke, of personally avoiding tax on $1700000.00 of income. the firms alleged to have run a quote, sweeping and or daisha schemes to keep executive pay and bonuses off the books there. in canada, the fast moving wildfire has destroyed more than 90 percent of the town at the central kind of this record breaking heath waive the mountain town of listen and british columbia repeatedly broke canada's old time temperature record this week. reaching 49.6 degrees celsius on tuesday, the flames have forced the towns where evidence flea are actually doing pretty well . and some sports news before italy and belgium play. tonight's spain will phase switzerland spades, explosive attacks of anthem autonomy and high 11 goals. and the old still heavily in their favor. still with the hope to