mary trump does as well with her somewhat cheeky comments. what i don't get is the when. legal or otherwise as to this coming up now? >> trump usually files lawsuits as an aggressive mechanism, right? this is his history so he might file a lawsuit, for instance, to distract from other things that are going on around him or to try to send a message to people, maybe reminding folks that he does have nondisclosure agreements with them and he will take them to courts to enforce them. it seems like a foolish strategy. if it goes far enough, he'll be subjected to discovery. he would have to ultimately sit for a deposition here so that seems to imply that he knows that this case -- this is more of a stunt, perhaps a fundraising strategy than it is a legitimate effort. >> yeah. >> but new york has a relatively new statute, an antislap statute that will let mary trump seek a fast track dismissal of the charges and to get attorney's fees, to have them awarded to her. so it looks like a bad legal strategy for the former president. >> yeah. you're referring to some of the types of law

the paper convinced mary trump to, alleges that the paper convinces mary trump to smuggle records outmages in an amount to be determined at trial but believed to be no less than $100 million. each of those words capitalized. the $100 million from both mary trump and "the times," mary trump giving a comment to the daily beast about this said, quote, i think he is an f-ing loser, the walls are closing in. he is throwing anything against the wall that will stick as is always the case with donald, he'll try and change the subject. that is the total of what has been reported about this thus far. i just want to ask for your initial take on whether this is a real thing or whether this is a joke. >> yeah, good luck with that as a legal theory. just based on what you've read, rachel, it's a tough theory to argue that mary trump couldn't do what she did in this case. it does sound very much like someone who's desperate to try to turn the tables and certainly the former president has a history of trying to abuse the legal system for his own benefit. so this, loo like another chapter in that same

let me go back for one second and talk about this lawsuit against mary trump. t there was a case called trump versus timothy o'brien and the "new york times." it's eerily reminiscent of what he did many, many years ago. the only difference is that donald at that point in time sued for $5 billion, right? it's as ridiculous as this lawsuit against mary trump for $100 million. but what makes this case very difficult than the other case is the fact that it's predicated on a non-disclosure agreement. you know, non-disclosure agreements are paid in order to get somebody to do something or not to do something, not to reveal something, and clearly he must have given money to whether it was to mary trump, to her father, to somebody for that non-disclosure, but the part that we don't really know is what's written in that non-disclosure. first of all, is there a duration claus? we don't know that. more importantly, was the non-disclosure agreement predicated on fraud, which is how donald ended up screwing over her family, screwing her over for a significant amount of donal

this might be different for mary trump, geoff. >> rebecca, we know donald trump is highly litigious.ink this has any legal weight? >> he's repeating a claim he's made that he's a victim of the media. the first amendment is not an absolute bar to a lawsuit, state lawsuit like this against the press for doing -- interfering with a contract. but it is a significant hurd el and one that would be quite hard for them to surmount. this nondisclosure agreement has already been deemed by a different court to be too vague to be enforced. as a general matter, there are some exceptions, but when two litigants resolve an issue and that same issue comes up between those same two litigants in a different court, if the issue has already been determined, the court will not relitigate that question. if this underlying contractual provision is unenforceable, then the whole lawsuit falls apart. so without having seen the contract, and without having analyzed it, it does look like a pretty weak lawsuit. >> i want to ask you about this defamation suit, dominion voting systems providing documents, hard and

that issue was already adjudicated before mary trump's book came out because trump's brother tried top publishing the book, arguing that she violated the nda. and the judge in the case said the nda was far too vague to have precluded some of the things she did. and she is countersuing, saying that she signed the nda at a time when they were misleading her about what she was entitled to financially. so there's nothing. it is just -- it is just a car crash of a lawsuit in the service i think of trump but not a good outcome. >> doesn't the former president risk being deposed here? and how would that go if it happened? >> yes, he does risk getting deposed. and he -- and because he is suing them -- i mean, this is exactly what he sued me for. not exactly. but it -- it -- it covers similar territory. when i was at "the new york times." and we ended up deposing donald trump. we ended up getting his tax returns and other financial records. it's not an avenue any rational person would want to go down because it exposes them to a very ruthless process which includes the possibility of a deposit

. >> so mary trump, who has made a lifetime study both professionally and otherwise of donald trump in this problem, is going to take us through what she -- what would be her perspective on what paul ryan must have experienced with donald trump. >> yeah. she's the in the venn diagram, she's the only person in the overlap between trained mental health professional and lifelong observer from childhood of donald trump. she's the one. >> the invaluable perspective on donald trump. it was just so lucky that she chose the educational path she chose and is such a smart talker and great writer about it. so we're lucky to have her tonight. >> awesome. thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >>> well, bob woodward and robert costa's new book "peril" reveals that after donald trump was elected president, republican house speaker paul ryan consulted a doctor and studied psychiatric research to figure out how to deal with donald trump since trump was so obviously mentally unstable. in their book, woodward and costa report, quote, once trump won, ryan was caught off guard. he now had to deal with

and it's not clear what "the new york times" communicated with mary trump.teresting thing here, chris, is that it essentially proves the story. because if the documents were, in fact, fake, there would be no reason here to sue. the president called this a totally fake news when "the times" started publishing documents about his tax payments and about his tax returns, so this essentially substantiates their reporting, because otherwise, why would you sue and why would you claim damages? i think that's an important thing that we want to note in the reporting of this. as far as this lawsuit was filed in state court, in duchess county, new york. it's something that will obviously take some time to go through the courts there, chris. >> also worth noting that presidents release their tax returns, donald trump has not, claiming he's under the longest audit perhaps in the history of audits. tom winter, as always, appreciate your reporting. thank you. >>> gabby petito's death now ruled a homicide. so the big question now is, where's her fiancee? we're live at the se

and so mary trump who has made a lifetime study, both professionally and otherwise. of donald trump in this problem has going to take us through what's she, would have a perspective as an experience with donald trump. >> yes, she is the only person in the overlap between trained mental health professional, and lifelong observer from childhood of donald trump. she is the. one she is the bubble person of all of this. >> and just to make sure, the invaluable perspective on donald trump. we were just a lucky that she chose the educational path that she chose. she is such a smart talker and great writer about it. so we are lucky to have you tonight. we >> thank you >> thank you rachel. the new book peril by bob woodward robert costa revealed that, we he consulted a doctor and consulted psychiatric research, to figure out how to deal with donald trump, since trump was so obviously mentally unstable. in their book, woodwork and costa reported, once trump won, ryan was caught off-guard. he now had to deal with him. ryan begin, on his own, to research how to deal with somebody

times reporters who's being sued, suzanne craig also responded on twitter saying, i knocked on mary trump'sy call that journalism. let's dig in deeper and bring in msnbc legal analyst danny se value low. >> this is what donald trump does, thousands and thousands of lawsuits, a massive number, 100 million. does he have any sort of leg to stand on here? or is this a way to get himself in the headlines because in the world of trump, all press is good press. >> there may be a case against mary trump, and that's assuming that everything in the case is true, which is not necessarily known right now, and that would be that there was some prior litigation, the parties entered into an agreement because they got all this discovery in sensitive documents and mary trump allegedly signed an agreement to never disclose these documents. if she did potentially, she could be in breach. as against the "new york times," susanne craig, and david bar stow, you see all of them on screen, the case is much weaker. that's because when reporters engage in news gathering, in journalism, and they receive documents ove

tonight, mary trump brushing off the lawsuit by her uncle. family members over her share of the family businesses, and suggested her uncle has an ulterior motive for staying in politics. >> it would protect him from the criminal charges and the civil charges being levied against him. >> how real is that risk? >> reporter:, lawyers for the trump organization and longtime top executive allen weisselberg were back in court monday after being charged this summer with running a 15-year scheme to help is executives face taxes on compensation by hiding luxury perks and bonuses. >> the raise is in an apartment, in a car, in tuition. that's the issue. >> were taxes ever paid? >> not at all. >> they have pleaded not guilty. so far the former president has not been charged. with the possibility of more indictments coming, trump faces the risk of someone turning state's witness. he also faces potential civil and criminal liability related to the january 6th capitol riot. >> we fight like hell. if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a coun

. >>> former president trump has filed a $100 million lawsuit against his niece mary trump as well as three "new york times" reporters over the papers pulitzer winning story on its undisclosed finances the lawsuit accuses the four of engaging in an insidious plot and crusade to obtain his taxes mary trump is accused of smuggling the records out of her attorney's office and the lawsuit is an attempt they say to silence news organizations and they will defend against it. >>> in a statement, mary trump says of her uncle, quote, i think she a loser and he's going to throw anything against the wall he can. it's desperation >> the nation teetering on the brink of another government shutdown this morning. last night the house passed the bill to keep the lights on and prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its debt in nine days it also provides money for disaster relief, afghan evacuees and the pandemic response. it passed on a straight party line vote with every republican voting no a preview of why the bill faces an uphill battle now in the senate without ten republicans, that measure will die

the targets this time, "the new york times" and his niece, mary trump. ds and interviews, apparent financial losses and tax avoidance inside donald trump's family. while now the disgraced ex-president is accusing three "new york times" reporters and his niece of an insidious plot. an extensive crusade to obtain his taxes. predictably, the times will challenge the lawsuit. quote, helped him form the public through mettic louse reporting on -- this lawsuit is an attempt to silence independent news organizations and we plan to vigorously defend against it. mary trump, who admitted to sharing her uncle's taxes in a book, sounds equally confidence. from her statement, quote, i think he is a loser. sorry. i think he's a loser and he's going to throw anything against the wall he can. it's desperation. the walls are closing in and he's throwing anything against the wall that he thinks will stick. as is always the case with donald, he'll try and change the subject. joining our conversation is tim o'brien. neil is still here. tim, did you get, i mean, donald trump

it is against his niece, mary trump, and three investigative reporters. ms the group aspired to obtain his tax returns. mary said he's going to throw anything against the wall he can. it's desperation. one of the new york times reporters tweeted this. i knocked on mary trump's door. she opened up. i think they call that journalism. tom winter is following the story for us. tom, this was explosive coming out yesterday. walk us through kind of the details of this filing, and if there's anything to the timing of it. >> yes. so this is a state filing that occurred in duchess county court that's north and west of new york city in the far suburbs. it's not a federal lawsuit. it's a state lawsuit. it kind of attacks two different columns or areas. the first is mary trump. that she according to the lawsuit broke her nda and that they're attacking that and trying to go for damages there. the second part is "the new york times" component. claiming they prompted mary trump to break this nda into they say steal the documents. the documents were held at mary trump's ow

david, mary trump's lawyer today said the following. its by trump on issues of public concern and doomed to failure for freedom of speech and on the press. i feel like this is a giant tale by trump that he's really angry he was exposed for the brokeness that really engulfed him. your thoughts? >> well, this is another gambit by donald to stay in front of his dwindling supporters. they are starting to dwindle. he needs to raise money. he speaks on america's beggar in chief. there is no case here against "the times." my law school students are going to examine this case i assure you in the spring semester but he exposed himself to two big problems. one is discovery and being questioned under oath but the second one is the courts have held basically that mary trump can't be stopped by the non-disclosure agreement. she may suffer civil penalties if donald trump wants to sue her but we could end up with a court decision that says all your mbas are worthless. >> that would be interesting. tristan, let me let you listen to donald trump. here is

. >> and mary trump in the "new york times," and i'm just looking at mary trump's comment because the article reporting says the times did not immediately respond to a request for comment and right above it is mary trump's comment, and i can't say it on tv. >> yeah, there's part of it you can't say on tv. >> i don't think "the times" is going to have the same comment. this i think he is an f-ing loser. i think the times probably won't say loser. i don't know. won't be exactly the same words. >> lawrence, can i just tell you -- can i just tell you -- can i read you one line from -- >> please. >> i literally was just handed the lawsuit. i saw the daily beast reporting, we reported on that and then i just got the lawsuit during the commercial break. but on page 1 it says the defendant's actions were motivated by a personal vendetta and their desire to game fame, notoriety, acclaim and a financial windfall and were further intended to advance their political agenda. then it says this, the brazenness of the defendant's actions cannot be understated. cannot be understated. cannot be -- wait

mary trump had a more colorful statement in response to finding out about the lawsuit.d, i think he's a loser and he's going to throw anything against the wall he can. it is desperation. the walls are closing in and he's throwing anything against the wall that he thinks will stick. as is always the case with donald, he'll try and change the subject. so clearly no sides backing down on this lawsuit at this point, guys. >> another story, more evidence that the big lie, such a lie, that even trump's team knew it was a lie, the times reporting that before trump lawyers floated conspiracy theories about voting machines in the 2020 election, that they knew that they looked at it and knew a lot of the evidence or evidence they claimed to be evidence was false. >> reporter: that's right. i think anyone who paid any attention around the election saw sydney powell, rudy giuliani out there floating wild conspiracy themes about dominion voting systems. but "the new york times" got their hands on court filings dealing with a lawsuit from a former dominion employee who is suing the t

response for comment, and right above it is mary trump's comment. and i can say it on tv. >> yet you can't say it on tv, there's part of it you can't say it on tv. >> i think he is an f and you lose or, he probably wants to say loser, i don't know, it won't be exactly the same words. >> lawrence can i just tell you one line -- i literally was just handed a lawsuit, i saw the daily beast report in, we reported on that, and i just got the lawsuit during the commercial break, but on page one, it says is offended's action were motivated by personal vendetta and their desire to gained fame notoriety and a claim and a financial windfall. and we're further intended to advance their political agenda. and it says this, the breaks in the midst of the defendants actions cannot be understated. cannot be understated, wait a minute, cannot be understated. >> impossible to rewrite, rachel, do not try to rewrite art. do not. >> it's page one of the lawsuit, cannot be understated. how can you not understate. i'm sorry. >> he has the lawyers who think the way he does

breaking overnight, former president trump is suing his niece, mary trump, and three new york times reporters. he's alleging that a, quote, insidious plot happened to obtain his private tax records. now, trump's lawsuit filed in new york state claims that up to 1 -- it is climbing up to $100 million in damages and alleging that mary trump's disclosure of the tax information to the times amounted to an illegal breach of a 2001 settlement agreement among the trump family. three reporters won a pulitzer prize, mind you, for their 18-month investigation of trump's finances, which found that trump helped his parents evade taxes including, quote, instances of outright fraud. >> also new this morning, according to a report in "the new york times ," newly released court documents show the trump campaign knew allegations against dominion voting systems were baseless within weeks after the 2020 election and trump's legal team continued to peddle false allegations against dominion. the memo was prepared at the time, giuliani helped that off the wall news briefing where the legal team laid out their imag

mary trump. and three "new york times" journalists over what he's called the illegal disclosure of his tax information. the former president also claims his niece violated a 2001 settlement agreement among the family. >> mary trump said this in response, quote, i think he's a loser. it's desperation. the walls are closing in and he's throwing anything against the wall that he thinks will stick. as is always the case with donald, he'll try and change the subject, end quote. joining us now, gloria borger and elie honig. he served as u.s. district attorney for the southern district of new york. gloria, "the new york times" story that mary trump provided the material for in terms of tax documents was in 2018. why now is former president trump suing her and the journalist? >> well, i think the president doesn't need enemies and so the en enemies are the media, the press. he hinted there's going to be more. someone on his team hinted there will be more of this against the so-called fake news. so he too

hitting his niece, mary trump, with a lawsuit over the publication of his tax information. the lawsuit alleges mary trump violated a settlement agreement among the family by disclosing some of the former president's tax information to "the times." trump also accusing "the times" journalist with interfering with that agreement. jennifer, do you think this lawsuit goes anywhere? >> i don't. this is a very poorly drafted complaint with very little support. i was surprised to see how poorly it was done. more than a year ago, president trump tried to stop the publication of mary trump's book on this exact basis, that it was in violation of the agreement they had settled on over the disagreement of the probate of her grandfather's estate. and it failed in court, so the "new york times" defendants have absolutely no concerns here. their first amendment rights are going to prevail in this matter. as for the contract claim against mary trump, that doesn't seem to have anything to it, either. it's hard to tell for sure without seeing the contract,

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>> i'd have to come down on the side of mary trump. erica, you left out the modifier that she used when she described what kind of loser he is. i give you credit for that. that was a good editorial decision. the former president has used lawsuits to change the subject over and over again. in fact, his very first public act as a young man involved suing the federal government again for the exact same number, $100 million, alleging they had harmed him. back then it was an attempt to change the subject from the trump administration's discrimination against black and latino applicants for apartments. today i think it's an attempt to change the subject away from his own legal peril as he faces both the district attorney in manhattan and the state attorney general of new york state. actually prosecutors in d.c. and atlanta as well. this is a fellow who is in big trouble. he's trying to practice a little misdirection here. >> it's interesting, too, there's also this "new york times" reporting on a memo which shows that lawyers close to the pr

they ran away from it. >> mary trump, thank you very much for joining us once again. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, new defendant trump news tonight, allen weisselberg's lawyer said in court that they believe more indictments are coming in the trump business fraud case. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands with allstate. ♪ what a lovely day ♪ ♪ woke up on a vibe y'all ♪ ♪ i'm a winner, i can feel it in the city, yeah ♪ ♪ happy when i breathe i ain't it ♪ ♪ roll the dice with the seven, hit eleven ♪ ♪ hit a seven, hit eleven again ♪ ♪ it's my lucky day ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ visit kohler.com. (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than othe

. >> that indeed michael cohen, donald trump's former lawyer, on my show yesterday advising mary trumpnew york times" to fight trump's $100 million lawsuit. joining me now, glenn kirchner, former federal prosecutor, and melissa murray, nyu law professor and msnbc contributor. welcome to you both. listen to michael cohen there, glenn, is that the easiest way to win this lawsuit, get trump on the record in depositions? >> yeah, perhaps threaten that donald trump will have to sit in a deposition. i think he would be hard-pressed after the first question, "please state your name," to sort of answer truthfully any other question moving forward, if he was grilled by a skilled examiner. so, you know, it looks like this is donald trump weaponizing civil lawsuits. and i don't think it sort of escaped us that about 24 hours after we learned there may be more indictments coming in the new york district attorney prosecution of the trump organization and allen weisselberg, 24 hours later donald trump files a $100 million lawsuit against his niece. this to me feels like a tactic, it feels like a dis

concerning the former president and his niece mary trump.his i do not know anything about this besides what's in the daily beast -- i'm going to redo the reporting, and i'd like to get your response to. it but shut me down if this is an inappropriate thing for me to ask you. the headline here as you see, president trump has filed a lawsuit donald, trump sues new york times and his niece overtaxed or. here is the entirety of the reporting at this point. >> former president donald trump has filed a lawsuit over the, timepieces reporters and his niece claiming they hatch didn't idiot plot to obtain his private records for stories about his texas jury, the lawsuit was filed today in that just cutting new york and they got the papers to convince mary trump, to smuggle records out of his attorney office, and turn them over to the times despite her having signed the confidentiality agreement, it's in an amount to be determined, trouble believe to be no less than $100 million. each of those words capitalize. 100 million dollars from both mary trump

anyway, trump called it fake and phony in the lawsuit against his niece, mary trump, he was forced to that he was lying when he said that and the tax documents were authentic in the lawsuit, trump's lawyers write that mary trump came in to possession of more than 40,000 pages of highly sensitive, proprietary, private and confidential documents including but not limited to, financial documents, accountings, tax records, income tax returns. bank statements, legal documents and other related documents. so, they are admitting the documents were real. i feel like this should be big news, but then again, i doubt trump supporters are at home pouring over legal proceedings deciphering the voracity of his claims "honey, says here the tax documents were authentic, which would imply of course that when the president called them 'fake news,' he was not being entirely truthful it only stands to reason then he has been lying about other things hand me the horse medicine, i need to think. no no, no -- not the pills, the paste. [ light laughter ] so trump's got a mountain of legal issues and now we k

mary trump has been warning the world about him."new york times" reporters for the disclosure of his tax information. this lawsuit is very interesting and very risky. what is it? what is not in it? what could it mean? we have answers to those questions with the prosecutor who has gone after trump in the form of trump university before. he is surprised by this move. why? next . i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com (upbeat pop music throughout) over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never nee

ben, this is a breach of confidentiality suit, not a liable suit and here is mary trump who hated herncle for two decades admitting that a new york times reporter persuaded her to turn over the president's tax records. does he have a case at least against her? >> it certainly seems like he does, given the nature of this agreement, us it's not one that we know the specifics about necessarily yet though i'm sure we'll learn about them during the course of this case. i be much more concerned if i were in her position in this circumstance than i would if i was at the new york times, but we should keep in mind that this is part of this overall trend of adjudicating a lot of things like this that i think is going to become an even bigger and regular part of covering politicians going forward. you may have seen, for instance, the allowance that the lawsuit defamation suit brought by congressman devin nunes against journalist ryan lizza was allowed to proceed this past week. this is going to be a type of thing that i think we see happen more and more regularly in the era when records like the

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the former president has filed a lawsuit in new york state court against his niece, mary trump, as wells several "new york times" journalists for the disclosure of his tax information that was published in several "new york times" articles. remember the damning reports included many details like trump paid no federal income taxes whatsoever in 10 out of 15 years beginning in the year 2000? the litigious former president is seeking damages in the amount to be determined at trial but believed to be no less than $100 million. a "new york times" spokesperson says the lawsuit is an attempt to silence independent news organizations and the paper plans to vigorously defend against it. in a statement mary trump said, and i quote, i think he is a loser, and he is going to throw anything against the wall he can. it's desperation. the walls are closing in, and he is throwing anything against the wall that he thinks will stick, as is always the case with donald, he'll try to change the subject, and that's a statement from mary trump. >>> also happening today, the fbi director christopher wray testi

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mary trump on her own part released a statement tonight that says, quote, i think he is a loser and he is going to throw anything against the wall he can. it's desperation. there is also extraordinary reporting out tonight from "the new york times" about the trump campaign and efforts to prove false claims of election fraud. you may recall trump lawyers rudy giuliani and sydney powell insisting the election company dominion working with another company, smartmatic to steal the election from trump. here's what they said on november 19th of last year. >> what we're really dealing with here and uncovering more by the day is the massive influence of communist money through venezuela, cuba and likely china in the interference with our elections here in the united states. >> this is not a singular voter fraud in one state. this pattern repeats itself in a number of states, almost exactly the same pattern. i think the logical conclusion is this is a common plan, a common scheme. it comes right directly from the democrat party and it comes from the candidate. >> communist money and dripping br

one person who knows him quite well is his niece, mary trump, author of the new book "the reckoning: 's trauma and finding a way to heal." and she joins me now. so, mary, good to have you on. you see these moves by your uncle. you hear what his allies are saying. do you believe he's actually going to try for another bid at the white house? >> i think the chances are a lot better now than they were immediately after the election because he got so humiliated. i did not think he would put himself in a position to lose again. but -- um -- the machinations of the republican party in terms of increasing amounts of voter suppression bills that they're trying to pass in every state. plus, the -- their willingness to push donald's second big lie that the january-6th insurrection didn't happen or wasn't a big deal. or the insurrectionists were actually great patriots. um, leads me to believe that he may decide that if he runs, he won't lose. he also has a lot of incentive to get back into the oval office because it would protect him from the criminal charges and the civil charges being levied a

mary trump, the book is the reckoning. thank you very much as always. be well. >> thank you. now to the current president, cracking down on the unvaccinated. why? because the rest of us can't be held hostage, that's why. now do we need a booster shot? do they work? we're getting into bad water already here why? bad messaging. people are worried this is a money play by big pharma. we were told they were going to roll it out next week. the fda isn't meeting until friday about whether or not we need one and why. this is how we get into trouble. did biden get ahead of the science? do we have the coordination? let's bring in one of the top players in our nation's covid fight. can this man clear up our confusion? next. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema w

mary trump said in a statement, quote, i think he is a loser and he's going to throw anything against can. the reporters won a pulitzer prize for their 18-month investigation of trump's finances. >>> all right. the border patrol agents seen charging at migrants at the u.s./mexico border have been reassigned now to administrative duties. you have seen this video showing agents on horseback using the reins to corral people. thousands of migrants many of them haitians are still camped under a bridge right there at the border. and there are concerns more people are coming from central america. president biden appeared to address the issue yesterday. >> what is your response to the situation on the border? >> come on, guys. >> thank you very much. >> the violence is not justified. you can see most of mr. biden's response could not be heard over the shouting of white house staffers trying to clear the press out of the oval office. cnn's rosa flores is on the ground in del rio, texas. >> reporter: laura, christine, i am just yards from the bridge where thousands of migrants are waiting to be

breaking overnight, former president trump is suing his niece, mary trump, and three new york times reportersned to obtain his private tax records. now, trump's lawsuit filed in new york state claims that up to 1 -- it is climbing up to $100 million in damages and alleging that mary trump's disclosure of the tax information to the times amounted to an illegal breach of a 2001

. >>> breaking overnight, former president trump suing his niece mary trump and three "new york ti times sara murray is joining us live here. this is quite the family drama coming out of this, sarah. >> reporter: i know. the trump family food fight. it feels like it never ends. in this case the former president is suing his niece, mary trump, we also a few handful of "new york times" for disclosing his tax information. i don't think it will surprise you none of the parties are backing down. she said i think he is a loser and he will throw anything against the wall he can. the "new york times" says they disclosed the information to inform the public. it is an attempt to silence an independent news corporation. they won a pulitzer prize for this story. >> sarah, while we're talking about the "new york times", "the times" is reporting that the trump campaign knew, people inside the trump campaign knew that some of the wild claims about election fraud being peddled by trump's lawyers were baseless. so what's going on here? >> reporter: wild claims of election fraud, claims that ended up bein

his lawsuit claims mary trump was motivated by "a personal vendetta and the desire to gain fame, notorietyacclaim, and a financial windfall." which are the same reasons he ran for president. [ laughter ] of course, by filing this lawsuit, trump has basically confirmed that the tax returns the "times" published really were his. you probably remember, they showed that he isn't a self-made billionaire. in fact, he inherited over $400 million. and he paid basically no taxes for ten years. paid $750 in tax the year he won the presidency and another $750 his first year in office. and he's suing her, that's right. [ laughter ] the real victim is the guy who lost a billion dollars while pretending to be a self-made tycoon in pizza hut commercials. [ laughter ] the only thing "self-made" about donald trump are his orgasms. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] come on, ringo is here, you better be on top of it. [ laughter ] but this will get him excited in the golf pants. according to the new gallup poll, president biden's approval rating has hit a new low. it is now down to 43%. which isn't great. 43% is when

mary trump, the book is the reckoning. thank you very much as always. be well. >> thank you. now to the current president, cracking down on the unvaccinated. why? because the rest of us can't be held hostage, that's why. now do we need a booster shot? do they work? we're getting into bad water already here why? bad messaging. people are worried this is a money play by big pharma. we were told they were going to roll it out next week. the fda isn't meeting until friday about whether or not we need one and why. this is how we get into trouble. did biden get ahead of the science? do we have the coordination? let's bring in one of the top players in our nation's covid fight. can this man clear up our confusion? next. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street steak with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma, she my dixieland delight ♪ ♪ ayy, that's how

mary trump, i think you nailed it there at the end. thank you so much. appreciate it. you are the author of "the re reckoning: our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal." thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up next -- now to capitol hill. the u.s. capitol are recommending disciplinary actions in officers responding to the january 6th insurrection. suzanne malveaux is on capitol hill for us. what more can you tell us? >> jim, that statement was released this weekend and it started off with 38 internal investigations. of the 38, there were 26 of those cases they were able to identify officers out of the 26 they deemed that 20, there was no wrongdoing in those cases. so you are really talking about six cases here. what do they include when it comes to misconduct? three cases of conduct unbecoming of u.s. capitol police. one failure to comply with directives. one improper remarks. one improper dissemination of information. now none of these acts were deemed criminal or necessary to be followed up by the justice department. you might recall, jim, back in feb

as for mary trump, i think he is a loser and will throw anything guest a wall he can.e new york times" calls the suit an attempt to silence independent news organizations. promising to defend this vigorously. i want to bring in justice correspondent pete williams. first, what kind of legal leg does donald trump have to stand on? would he not have to be deposed and could that then reveal the information he sought to keep under wraps? >> in terms of merits on the case based on the filings and seen the critical responses but not that count in court, there is a claim she violated the nondisclosure agreement of 2001. and she signed an agreement saying not only release the terms of the settlement and not disclose the documents used in the court battle and according to the lawsuit those are the documents that she gave to "the new york times" that resulted in this 2008 story about how trump basically was not a self made man and got dough from his father and not altogether in above board ways. that was the genesis of the "the new york times" story. it is less strong against "th

three times reporters and his niece, mary trump, for disclosing his tax documents but, he might have away the game, because he's suing for quote, "$100 million untaxable dollars. [ light laughter ] after former president trump filed the lawsuit yesterday, mary trump said that her uncle is a quote, "loser." this first reported by the "new york times. during his address, yesterday, to the u.n. general assembly, president biden spoke about the upcoming world climate summit and called on leaders to quote, "bring their highest possible ambitions. said australia, "a knife that's also a beer. [ laughter ] according to a new book, russian president vladimir putin told president biden on a phone call that he was quote, "upset that biden called him a killer" in an old interview. putin was apparently so upset, that two of his aides committed suicide. [ light laughter ] according to new court documents, former president trump's campaign knew that the allegations about broken voting machines in the 2020 election were false well, could you have clued in mike lindell those machines have made him go

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next in the reckoning, mary trump argues america has traumas exacerbated by the trump administration,nd wrapping it up is "the washington post"'s carol eleven ig look at the final year of the trump administration in i alone can fix it. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch their programs anytime at booktv.org. if. >> and now, an extra day of booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here are some programs you'll see this labor day. talked about a lot of great books and it's a great way to stay connected with all of you in this strange time and keep a tether to her audience but need people. i know have a lot of

mary trump, an outspoken critic of her uncle donald trump, imagine having a way to prevent all future sharing it before now. here's the thing. texas doesn't actually apparently take rape investigations particularly seriously. because according to a strong ally of governor abbott, texas republican senator john cornyn, the state had more than 6000 untested rape kits in its possession. this is actually an issue cornyn has been very doggett on. 6000 kids of potential evidence for 6000 crimes are sitting on the crimes. i don't know, maybe governor abbott should start with us. and according to a texas paper, suing the state on the half of sexual assault survivors, 70 to 80% of the cases she -- even when charges are brought one texture this returning say they often do not make it to trial, let alone a conviction. now there's lots of reasons. criminal crash cushion might not be what many survivors of sexual abuse one. but if governor abbott has a grand plan to end retakes, he's doing a very terrible job so far. sexual assault happens and people become pregnant by it. those are facts. and in t

of breaching a settlement agreement by disclosing his tax records in a statement, mary trump said of he's going to throw anything against the wall that he can it is desperation. the "new york times" says it plans to challenge that lawsuit. >>> and we have a new candidate for worst first pitch at a baseball game ever and it came courtesy of mma star conor mcgregor >> i didn't teach him how to play baseball, okay? >> just a bit outside. that ceremonial first pitch was thrown at wrigley field in chicago before a cubs/twins game we think it's safe to say conor mcgregor will not be pursuing a career in baseball anytime soon. that is a horrible pitch, but i will not say it to his face. >> great pitch, sir. and i love your beard too, >>> also this morning, we're following new developments in the gabby petito investigation >> an autopsy has confirmed the remains of those found in a park are that of the 22-year-old. the manner of death is still listed as homicide >> but there's still no sign of petito's fiance. in a moment, we're going to talk about that investigation with a former fbi especi