i love her children, michael, jack, steven and susan was unbounded by her love and her grandchildrenwere a source of constant pleasure.we our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. here that mourn the loss of your mother, your grandmother, and great grandmother today, jimmy and i extend our most sincere sympathies and want you to know of the deep love and respect we have for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege to know her. thank you. rosalynn carter, you've had 33 years, the longest in postpresident history and you and president carter have been very active. what do you think your legacy as first lady is? or what would you like it to be? think great opportunities for so long now. to go through africa throughout the country, we go to africa two or three time as year and to go to those villages and that things are coming to fruition and working on all these like we've eradicated and getting advantage where there's no longer one, it is a celebration. the health department does too and we work within. they dot work and i mean just to go to the village and explain to t

rules, yes, oh, and so-and-so, but no, michael jack, in short. i don't linger on the set.but i have a concert this is a fitness workout. that is, it's a thrill. and that's it. i receive this hormone of joy, i give it to people. i dump everything in the shower. hmm does not guard in the shower. no, no, everything is clear, but near the house the love of the fans is somehow manifested, there the wheel will pierce, there is something else , pay attention to yourself. no fundamentally. why am i engaged in mental activity, and songs came. eh, that i should stop this very thing when inspiration comes to me. ah. it's not safe , andrey, if you remember the group king and shut, and if you imagine that this is a state, who would be the president you have there, who was the minister, who and what who were you, who was the management pot, and the world can only come from previously accumulated experience? ah, we'd like to be uh jesters, so we've always had to deal with the emphasis on the jester and making fun of the king. but when there is no single control, in this e world, if you d

her love of her children, michael, jack, steven and susan was unfounded.andchildren were a source of constant pleasure. when we got together later in life, we talked about our hopes and dreamss and for our children and grandchildren and also our great-grandchildren. mourn the loss of your mother, your grandmother and great-grandmother today, jimmy and i extend our most sincere sympathies and want you to know the deep love and respect that we haveil for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege to know her. >> rosalynn carter, you have had 33 years post- presidency. the longest in history now. you and president carter have been very active. what do you think your legacy, first of all, as first lady is? what would you like it to be? >> i hope my legacy continues. an integral part of our lives. peace, fighting disease and building hope. i hope that i have contributed something to mental health issues and improved a little bit the lives of people living with mental illness. opi also hope, i mean, i have hd great opportunities for so long now. to go to afri

the love of her children michael, jack stephen and susan was unbounded and her grandchildren were a sourcef constant pleasure. when we got together later in life we talked about our hopes and dreams and for our children and grandchildren and also our great-grandchildren . to you here who mourn the loss of your mother and grandmother and great-grandmother today, we extend our most sincere sympathies and want you to know of the deep love and respect we have for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege. >> you have 33 years was presidency, the longest in history now. and you president carterhave been very active . what do you think your legacy ou first of all ask first lady is? or what would you like it to be ? >> i hope my legacy continues further than first lady because the cars have been an integral art of my life but building disease building whole and i hope i have contributed sto mental health issues and help to improve a little bit the lives of people dealing with mental illness but i also have had great opportunities for so long now. and to go to africa because we have programs i

however for children michael jack stephen and susan is unbounded and her grandchildren were a source of constant pleasure. we got together later in life. we talked about our hopes and dreams for our children and grandchildren and also our great grandchildren. do you hear who mourn the loss of your mother? your grandmother and great-grandmother today? jimmy and i extend our most sincere sympathies and won't you to know of the deep love and respect we have for this extraordinary woman. it was my privilege to know her. russell and carter you've had 33 years post presidency the longest in history now and you and president carter have been very active. what do you think your legacy? first of all as first lady is? or what would you like it to be? well, i hope my leg is a continues more than just fresh lady because carlos son has been an integral part of our lives. i would think and i'm not always waging peace fighting disease and building hope. and i hope that i have contributed something to mental health. issues and help improve a little bit people the lives of people living with mentally

michael jacks. today, he is 101 years old worked by definition a bit.ound the strategic defense of 30 enemy divisions, the tactics of which, even 80 years later , proved to be effective already on the fields of their own . the red army itself went on the offensive , liberated orel belgorod and kharkov, creating conditions for the further liberation of the entire left-bank ukraine, dmitry kaestro victor comes. to semyonovich shevchenko or oksana sergeant's push. minutes at the minoréal for those who fell in diving starts a big concert dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the victory in the battle of kursk our correspondent dmitry kaistro continues to work there, and we will return to this topic a little later in our issue. in primorye , which until recently resisted the devastating typhoon khanun. in the power of a new cyclone with showers and hurricane winds in the region, a storm warning is again in effect and the elements are not going to let go of the region until the end of the week. now the water is rapidly entering and conquering impressive territ

michael: you mentioned jack smith. he is the special counsel of who -- special counsel who brought most of the cases relating to the documents but also the january 6 case. you have been quoted saying you thought the indictment in the -- indictment as drawn up in the january 6 case was particularly strong. one thing was noteworthy is how much effort was made in the charges to make clear that donald trump knew that he had lost the election and knew that these were allies. --were lies. why is that legally important and is the court the only audience there? andrew: there'll be a discussion on whether it is legally necessary. it is not clear to me that all of the charges would require the government to prove that donald trump knew that he had lost the election. let me give you an example. if donald trump had been charged with actual engaging in physical violence on january 6, he would not be able to have the defense say i thought i won the election. even if it were true that you thought you won the election, it does not ent

michael. special counsel jack smith's team revealed yesterday that a mar-a-lago i.t.ied documents probe. he got a public defender and now he's saying something different about being asked to erase security camera footage. when trump was paying your legal fees, how did that work? how did you interpret what was expected of you, and how bad do you think that this is for trump? >> well, when he was paying the legal fees directly resulting from my work at the trump organization, we were part of what's called a joint defense agreement. once he decided to stop doing that and really put the pressure on, the joint defense agreement was now over, and it gave me every reason in the world to provide all the information, truthful information, to the prosecutors, which, as we've seen, has been used by many different agencies. this is a very bad issue for donald that you have this gentleman, mr. taveras, the i.t. guy. finally, there's one smart guy out of the whole group who happens not to be a lawyer. he understands that donald is going to throw each and every one of these individu

department of defense, karen friedman, former prosecutor who worked with special counsel jack smith, and anthony michael, assistant professor of law at georgia state university. anthony, you were actually inside that hearing today for mark meadows. i mean, just take us into that courtroom. when you saw mark meadows there for, i believe, some 3 1/2 hours, was he able to make a good case? >> well, he had a very hard time on -- i think today in trying to make a case. he certainly articulated that, in his view, he had a wide range of activities that fell under his obligations as chief of staff. making phone calls, getting contact information, gate-keeping, keeping the president on schedule. but when the d.a.'s office pushed back, there were a number of very important points raised that meadows really didn't have a good answer for. for example, why did he offer campaign cash in order to help fulton county get a signature audit moving along. why did he have coordinated efforts with particular campaign officials for the electors scheme or for setting up this phone call. and finally, i think the big question th

jack smith. and up next here, michael fanone who was attacked on january 6th joins us to react to this indictment. this is cnn special live coverage. retired right? am i? ya! save up to $500 on the new sleep number® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number®. you can save money by spending less of it. makes sense! oh, i see what you did there! - what? - what? i don't get it. hehe. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical ex

couple like 303 creative has on the bottom of every page, like, you know, designed by you know, jack and michael. everything this club wo say is an anathema to this couple. do they have to, can you compel that speech? do they have to publis >> i don't think they do. >> why? a refusal based on status. at's that's why i asked it because i think here there's a difference of opinion about whethning down the same-sex couple simply for purposes of the marriage anuncement is a turn down based on status or message. and it seems to me in my hypothetical that thus of the club is inextricably intertwined with the message they want to speak. so why is it different? >> for a couple of reasons. i think, firstl, just to start with the same marriage -- same-sex marriage context, thisou has recognized that that's a circumstance where status and conduct are inextricablynttwined in lawrence and masterpiece. the court has said, refungo serve for same marriages is discrimiti against same gays and lesbians because status and ndt is inextricably intertwined. the public accommodations laws anthe anti discrimination law

but it's also good make it is going to complicate jack smith's case just a little bit. so, michael, i don't know if you donald trump on truth. >> social but i can only imagine what you know, as fingers are doing right >> he tends to be leans into this stuff and his followers don't seem to be bothered by these indictments. what's your read? >> well, i think i think you're absolutely right. tricky. this is not going to bother the mega faithful. you know, it is going to bother trump is the fact that now we've got another yet another case, yes, to raise money for right now. he's he's taking it be spending more money lawyers. he's actually even though the same time we get into a raise more money. well, they do, but they're spending far more in legal fees. this is going to create even more. and i think this has a potential that some of the biggest because all the different co-defendants, a new member. now he's had a practice pain for everyone lawyers and all the other cases. well, here there 18 other people and then including rudy giuliani who is in serious jeopardy 14 different counts.

just still standing by for special counsel jack smith to make a in regards to this indictment and we will bring that live once it happens. and of course, michael, all week, whatever. >> the former president being called to come to we will definitely be speaking with you again. more about this and more folks, as you mentioned, more of the american people should looking and reading up on this indictment is available to read. so it's something as we mentioned, it's historic for of america. but, you know, thank you, michael. we will continue to follow this here on kron. 4 news at 3. more breaking news from san francisco. a judge has just ruled me memo. many will stand trial on charges he murdered bob levy. prosecutors have spent the past 2 days laying out their case in a preliminary hearing to determine if there's enough evidence for a full trial officers who investigated the crime scene have been testifying in court over the last 2 days. many is defense team told reporters they had concerns over how the investigation was handled, claiming some people at the scene were not interviewed and that fingerprints were not taken on the handle of the knife

jack today. could have asked for a better day to spend the afternoon at oracle park. michael conforto against the rangers. dan dunning in a scoreless second inning. it is scoreless no more as conforto puts one in the center field. vegetable garden number 15 on the year for conforto. logan webb made that one run stand up. he gets some eighth inning defensive help from luis matos in center. matos closes and then goes to the ground to take a hit away from corey seager. webb lost his shutout when the rangers got a two out hit in the ninth. they took the lead with a run in their half of the 10th. but patrick bailey saved the day for san francisco with the phantom runner on base. bailey got into a will smith pitch and said it fair and gone down the left field line to two run walk off shot for the rookie catcher. his sixth homer of the year the giants salvaged one game in the series 3 to 2 in ten different kind of late inning drama for the a's who were in washington, where rookie zach gerloff had a nice collection of family and friends in the stadium 120 miles from where he grew up.

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jack smith has more? >> i believe he has a lot more. >> let's bring in michael cohen, donald trump's former fixer and attorney. he's a principal of crisis. he's the author of "the new york times" best seller, "revenge: how donald trump weaponized the department of justice against his critics." michael, great to have you here tonight. you heard the former attorney general, he believes that donald trump knew he lost the election. and what do you think about that being a defense, that his attorneys are going to say, he believed that there was election fraud, nobody could ever show evidence of it? >> donald will now reach to any defense he thinks will exonerate him from the charges that are being brought against him. he will lie, in order to accomplish that. i have a whole issue with bill barr, to be honest with you. >> what is it? >> bill barr is a man who was donald trump's fixer after me. he became the attorney general of the united states. as far as weaponizing the department of justice, he was the z-- he was the head of the department of justice. it would be no different than sammie "the bull" gravano for jo

jack flavor? >> yep. i think i can see that one coming. michael from florida.think someone should contact the biden administration and gavin newsom regarding fentanyl island. based on your reportinl g. it is producing toxic waste in the atmosphere which causesi climate change. >> and apparently climt. o vinmentally racis cause mayor pete's got to take a little visit to the islands. eli from wisconsin. i actually saw jimi on my spirit flight weekend. listen >> don't listen to him. he loves spiri tt airlines. >> i think jimi might have had a few drinks. drinkscathy from boston. i want to work for you, jesse., i'm blatantly honest, likewe you and jimi. well, we don't don't want you t be too honest. >> like mike pence . >> rich from arizona. just kidding, mike. i'll be honest. i peg jimi as antary gu big documentary guy. looking forward to watching you. >> yes. the moon landing. real or fake, real? h he's got another documentary about the 2020 election. >> you're going to love it. carl state lovn. does your team know what youjo r said about them on the five today?

16th home run of the season now five nothing in the eighth michael conforto fly ball to left randy arozarena missed plays it it goes off the wall jackll the way around from first comes chugging around third the throw home not in time and peterson's reaction was priceless says it all giants win seven nothing. they remain in the second wild card position . one and a half game up on the marlins. mark kotsay in the a's in saint louis trying to avoid their fifth straight loss. spencer watkins making his first start of the year after the a's claimed him off waivers from the astros last week. and he gets roughed up early. nolan arenado and there it goes. two run home. run. what atkins gave up three home runs in the first inning before settling down. the a's on their way to another loss, but still playing hard. tony kemp racing for foul territory makes the great sliding catch and then throws out andrew kisner at third. that's a double play. kemp is fired up. he wasn't the only bright spot for the a's rookie lawrence butler playing in just his fifth career game crush this dakota hudson pitch. 437ft into the bleachers and right. that's his fi

. >> did he actually hand that notes over to jack smith or quote them to the special counsel? >> you'd have to ask michaelnd he complied with a subpoena. >>. there is also another meeting where it said, the day of the january 6th actual riot that trump refused a request from the white house counsel to withdraw the election certification objections. was that something that, we didn't know that pat cipollone had asked that. >> i didn't know, as you probably are, where on january 6th, we didn't have much direct communication with the white house. i think that once the riots began, the vice president was in the basement loading dock and who is working with general milley to make sure that the national guard was deployed. he was working with senators mcconnell, schumer, mccarthy, pelosi, to make sure that everybody was safe and to get everybody back in. he met with a long time was capitol police chief to make sure that the building was secure. so our focus was not on what was happening on the other end of pennsylvania avenue. >> if i remember correctly there's a question of whether or not you could get back on

michael, you heard bill barr say last night, hey, this is the tip of the iceberg. and jack smith has a lot more. what what might that i think they're couple things you can do. i think the for the best guide for that is going to be looking. >> at the january 6 hearings cause who testified there who's testify as moves, particularly damning and who didn't appear named in the indictment because certainly some of allies information that's coming forth. it's coming forth from people who are there, some who weren't there, but also. especially with regard to the intent, right, the state of mind, whether it's you call it the delusion to fans. the good fate reliance and whoever you know, what was trump really thinking? because the key to any, any fraud or conspiracy claim is. knew what you were saying was false and him in meant to induce what people were doing to make into terms of creating an illegal act. so you have, i think mark meadows lane and wait. he was reference as the chief of staff mention anything more about him as as the chief of snaff in the indictment. he apparently wa

jack smith. joining us now, one of the officials who signed on to that brief, retired federal appellate judge, j. michaelank you so much for joining us. the brief that you signed says in part, i'm quoting, "nothing less is at stake than the american experiment in democracy and democratic government." explain why you think delaying the start date could imperil our democracy. >> thank you, wolf, for having me on tonight. my colleagues and i filed an amicus brief, the court that will try the president. the government has proposed a trial date of january 2024. it is expected that the president will urge the court instead to set a trial date in 2025, after the election, when the former president files his response to pleadings in the court. my colleagues and i, and former republican administration officials filed this brief today in effect on behalf of the american people and in support of the right of the american people to a speedy and expeditious trial of the former president on the grave offenses for which he has been charged. it would not be appropriate for either the government or the former president t

jack no two neighbors are the cutest people? and this is 3 2 1 megapolis natasha i ask our viewers. show white dew white dew michaele operator. and this is mukhtar but this is from a completely different series. why did you decide not to write white dew, but you know , somehow you decided to add a little bit of interactive to our show. well, that is, you knew the correct answer, but deliberately succumbed, right? white dews, four points for your team and one element will come to our tower after all , build a marina, please arrange a tower for yourself 30 seconds one element. everything, simple. oh, what element is worth and okay, and then i'll have to return to the construction site or not? this is already a matter, 18. the geographical question is higher for you . travelers have a little bit into which sea the western dvina flows into. pavel remembered faster than the others now. pay attention to the rest of the participants in their views, where they are yes, it's correct in pavlov's card exactly, but if pavel made a mistake, just made a mistake with a smart and confident look? remember, moscow does not believe i

jack nicholson lines from one flew over the cue cue's nest. that might work. what's one of the lines? i can't remember. michael says reverse psychology.any insane things at different times that those evaluating me could only come to one conclusion that i'm faking it. and water front ledgeoned said i would be calm stay polite engage respectfully be compliant they would let me out i hope. and jackie says i would school them with my common sense. jason rantz. >> i am a gay republican who chooses to live in seattle, so i am not sure i shouldn't be in an asylum. and i'm going to be totally honest. if it's got wifi, air conditioning, a private bathroomen a a laptop sign me up because i need a vacation. >> trace: done. yeah, i would have to go through and slowly try to explain why van halen with david lee ross was better than van halen, you know, van hagar with sammy hagar. that is my insane not insane response. that you human maryanne jason and kevin. thanks for watching fox news at night with trace gallagher. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent.

affairs chairman michael mccaul blasting the biden administrations concessions with a plan to free hostages in iran. they say it gives away the store to tehran. retired four star general jackto have you. set this up with one quote from the "wall street journal" editorial board saying rewarding iran with money for hostages amounts to financing it malign activities and encouraging it to take more american prisoners. that seems pretty clear to me. i think the left would argue with that. how do you see it? >> i think it is pretty clear, dana, to be frank about it. what makes this so unusual is that these hostages are still under the control of the iranians but we're discussing the specifics of the deals. iranians leaked it to the "new york times." they didn't publish it but the administration said we don't want the specifics of the deal out there in public. we may lose the deal. but then iranians went to other sources and they are transmitting this as hostages being released and ransom being paid. that is in their public interest to transmit it that way. i spoke to an administration official on this who called me and what he is trying to tell me is that this deal will have gua

inappropriate or wrong if she did talk to jack smith, in fact, that is normally what happened between prosecutors to make sure you're not stepping on each other's toes. >> michaeloore, what did you hear? >> well, it was interesting to me to hear her insist that she wanted to try the case within six months. she was going to try all night -- i appreciate the fact that she wants to move the case, but that's not going to happen. there is just no feasible way to do it. you cannot try 19 defendants, and you're certainly not going to try them on this kind of indictments with these allegations. she also knows where she falls, that she's the last to indict. although the trial is already scheduled, so again, i read that this is a case, based on what we are seeing here, based on the number of defendants, based on what is clearly going to be a marathon trial, not to mention a marathon jury selection. this case will be well past the election. >> michael, she said she wanted to file the defendants together, didn't she>>he did. that's what she said. she wants to try them all together. >> is that possible? >> it's possible. it would be like trying a football team, i guess, but

anderson we do see this indictment, to michaels point, i expect to see -- are we going to learn new information about the allegations here? if you think back to jack smith indictment for january 6th, the vast majority of that information had already come out through the january six committee that kinzinger was part of. but let's remember that jack smith had to paint with a broad brush. he had to cover seven states, the first part of his indictment is five pages long. here, fani willis gets to drill down much more deeply and i think we're going to get a lot more detail and new information that we hadn't seen before. >> i appreciate it, let's go back to jake in d.c.. >> thanks anderson. i'm still's here with -- a cape, abby philip, jeanne, and laura coates. on the channel that is basically donald trump's defense network, lindsey graham, the senator for south carolina, said earlier something along the lines of this should be decided at the ballot box and not in a bunch of liberal droves to strengthen the man in jail. they're weaponizing the law. it is an interesting thing. first of all, what is interesting about that is one of the strongest pieces of

and jack the ripper, the drama about jack the ripper starring wonderful michael starring the wonderful1988 drama. would you believe it contains scenes of violence ? oh, god. scenes of violence? oh, god. >> well, honestly , what can you >> well, honestly, what can you expect? i mean, a mass murderer . yeah, what a shock that is . . yeah, what a shock that is. that be. well, listen, that it'll be. well, listen, i found here, and one found one here, and this one is about and meghan. about harry and meghan. because you remember. remember that you remember. you remember that the was the duke of sussex was given a job as a chief impact officer on a seven figure or six figure sum. well, it turns out that a seven figure or six figure sum. are ll, it turns out that a seven figure or six figure sum. are blasting s out that a seven figure or six figure sum. are blasting harrythat a seven figure or six figure sum. are blasting harry because staff are blasting harry because in that same company ,100 of the in that same company, 100 of the employees have lost their jobs. no was he still pay his sala

michael luttig. we spoke shortly before air time. judge, the fulton county d.a. is asking for a march 4th start date for this trial, two months after special counsel jack smith's proposed start date. what do you make of that date? and which of these trials do you think will go first? >> anderson, thank you for having me on tonight. it's my pleasure. at this point early, it's impossible to know exactly how or even whether these various trials of the former president will be sequenced and held. i believe that the courts involved will cooperate with each other and sequence the trials in such a manner as to ensure that the former president is tried on all of these matters before the 2024 election. but i am relatively confident that if that's not possible that the trials will be sequenced such that the trial of the former president on the charges relating to january 6th and the attack on the united states capitol of that date will proceed first. and i believe to conclusion before the 2024 election. >> you think it's possible that that trial, the jack smith trial on january 6, issues and election interference, that would go first and that could be concluded before the electi

michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia, always good to see you, sir. thanks for your time tonight. >> always a pleasure. >>> we have lots more ahead tonight including why jack smith may be interested in trump's twitter account. and as prosecutor's ask a judge to limit what trump can say publicly about his legal peril, the heavily armed man in utah made threats against prosecutors and political figures, and president biden is shocked and killed by the fbi. we're going to talk about that next. stay with us. we're going to talk about that next stay with us goli, taste your goals. >>> so president biden is in salt lake city tonight. it's the final stop of a three-state tour, and it also happens to be biden's first trip to utah since he became president, and early this morning about 45 miles south of salt lake city in provo the fbi shot and killed and man who allegedly made numerous violent threats against president biden and other democratic politicians and public figures. now, the fbi was attempting to serve search warrants and an arrest warrant to a suspect identified in charging documents as a man named craig robertson who posted these threats to social medi

michael isikoff and get a response from latosha brown, cofounder of the black voters matter fund. we will also speak with longtime consumer advocate and former presidential candidate ralph nader who says special counsel jack smith january 6 indictment should include insurrection. >> it is important to say also that all presidents violate laws , he has just taken it to a new and diverse height. but he is doing it so brazenly that if he gets away with that, he will continue to contribute to the institutionalization of lawlessness by presidents of the united states. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a grand jury in georgia has indicted donald trump and 18 others, charging them with organizing a criminal enterprise to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. trump faces a total of 13 counts in the indictment. others indicted include former white house chief of staff mark meadows, several of trump's attorneys, including rudy giuliani, john eastman, sydney powell, and jenna ellis, as well as former justice department official jeffrey clark. this marks donald trump's fourth indictment in just over four months. the indi

michael moore, former u.s. attorney and partner of moore hall in atlanta. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> let's start with the friday night filing by the special counsel jack smith. the point of it is he is trying to prevent trump from sharing any evidence in public, on social media. do you think the judge will grant it? >> well, i think it's a pretty weak motion at this point. i mean basically, you just have a tweet out there that could have easily have been directed as well to the political opponents as well as to anybody else in this case, it seems to me that in fact maybe not the best grounds to move forward and a little bit credible, if you think about it, in this type of indictment and there type of case and the numbers of documents and information at stake, that they're suggesting the defendant not be allowed to actually have copies of some of that information to look at. as he prepares his defense for a case. so i'm not sure that the message that went out alone is enough to go to that type. >> there is concern that mr. trump has done this in other cases, talked about witnesses or perhaps intimidated them allegedly, how you could prevent them from h

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jack smith underlining the attack on the nation's capitol on january 6th was an unprecedented assault on the seat of democracy, unlike anything we've seen before. joining us now, nbc presidential historian michaell, i've been wanting to talk to you since this happened. how do these latest charges impact our history, our history of democracy? >> i think the way to look at it, andrea, and i'll begin with a positive statement, our american democracy is an amazingly resilient system. here we are how many years later, over two centuries, we're still a democracy, we're still vibrant. a vast majority of americans love democracy and understand democracy, but we've gone through crises, the british tried to take it away in 1812, so did jefferson davis in 1861. so did the nazis and imperial japanese in 1941, osama bin laden in 2001. these are different episodes, obviously, but the general story here is that americans are slow to anger and we're slow to rise up against a threat to democracy. but once we roll into action, we make sure that the democracy survives. it happened in all of those cases. so what i would say is this indictment is late. i think i would have felt better if it had happened two years a

michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia, good to see you sir, thank you for your time tonight. >> always a pleasure. thank you. >> we have lots more ahead tonight, including why jack smith might be interested in trump's twitter account, and prosecutors asking a judge to limit what trump can say publicly about his legal peril. a heavily armed man in utah made threats against prosecutors and political figures, and president biden's shot and killed by the fbi. we're talk about that coming up next, stay with us. metamucil gummies make it easy to get the fiber you need. promoting your digestive health for a better you. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your daily fiber. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop of soap. what are you waiting for? order yours now from blendjet.com before they sell out again! what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for wh

michael cohen also adding, what about jared kushner? >> what about him? i'm certain that, look -- i don't know it, but i expect that doj has talked to jared kushner, or try to talk to jacker. he is one of these figures that doesn't make a lot of appearances here. and maybe he doesn't have that much information about criminality to offer to the jackson team. but ultimately, he is a question for just as much as mark meadows is, whether he has a prominent role, and whether, again, like mark meadows, jared kushner, when these cases go to trial. will we see him walk down the aisle in the courtroom and take the witness stand? and that is way off their decisions, still something the og is gonna have to decide. it's mostly guesswork at this stage. >> katie, quickly, let's talk about years, potential sentencing, what is your vision on that? what is possible for trump here? >> listen, i know this issue, about whether or not you could put a former president with a secret service detail in a prison, i offered this solution the other day. put him in solitary confinement. and then, he won't have exposure to the general population. and then, he won't be a safety risk. a security risk.

jack smith. i'm assuming perhaps he will have been convicted before the election. but it is clear, you don't have to be convicted of insurrection in order to be disqualified. now, when michael stokes paulson says i think the u.s. supreme court is going to be eager to rule on this, i beg to differ. i don't know about that. you know, they could easily duck. lower courts could say as a matter of real politic, we're not going to take this old language. we may be originalists when it comes to other things, but you know, here we're going to find a way out. so i'm not sure what's going to happen, but it is clearly a major issue overhanging any possible trump presidency. and i think it's going to be a major political issue going forward. >> you know, the thing is, what's fascinating is that there have already been two cases that have been brought. lawsuits against madison cawthorn and marjorie taylor greene on this exact basis in north carolina and georgia. in marjorie taylor greene's case, she escaped in with a victory. but in cawthorn's case, it got further but it was made moot because he lost. here's what's so odd about this whole world we live in now. if this went to the suprem

jack smith. i can say that based on the legal reporting we have done, and it's actually quite striking he brought that this on himself. i want to walk through this. special guest michaelooked at the headaches trump faces. we've drawn on all kinds of different ways of understanding the world around us, sometimes history, sometimes culture, you can go all the to ancient greece and the king who learns his future fate and tries to defy it. this is a story that resonated for many years, because it is about our human nature. it's spawned productions well into the modern age. >> apollo said that i was doomed to marry my mother and to shed my father's blood. and for that reason, i fled out of my house. >> and those misfortunes are always the worst as a man brings upon himself. >> i know what you're thinking. you'd like to see the full two-hour version of that play. well, you'll have to go to youtube for that. i did want to show you that because it was through the -- and instead of accepting his fate, he tries to flee it and thus seals his fate. by running away from it, leaving town to get away from his family if you read the twhoel story, turns out he made the prophecy come t

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and jack smith, these were grave crimes against the united states of america, perhaps almost as grave as would have been treason. the night that i received the first call from my long-time friend michaelat can we do for the country? what can the vice president of the united states do for america two days thence? this has never been a mission of mine, it's never been a quest of mine as the "washington post" said i suppose one could say it's a quest only in the limited sense that it has been a search not just on my part but on the part of the american people for the truth under the constitution of the united states about the events of january 6th. just one word about your impending question about my conservative transition. again, this is not political, nicolle. it never has been and it never will be. i've not changed my conservative jurisprudential views, i have not changed my conservative political views one bit in 50 years. >> i was not going to ask you about your conversion, it's abundantly clear that the republican party in terms of numbers is moving or turning into one of the largest autocratic curious, autocratic friendly movements in the world. it's clear that it changed and i w

michael beschloss. >> ken dilanian, set it up for us. >> joe, you set it up very well. what's so remarkable about this indictment is it starts off, as you said, with jack smith acknowledging that donald trump not only had the right to claim fraud and the election, he had the right to lie about it. the first amendment right to lie. but not to launch a campaign of what smith called pervasive and destabilizing lies and then act on it. that crossed the line into criminal conspiracy, and the indictment charges three separate conspiracies, conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct that official proceeding on january 6 and conspiracy to deprive voters of their rights in those seven states. there wasn't a lot of reporting on this along the way, i was wondering whether they would charge, and they did, the plot to subvert the justice department, which i found to be the most dangerous part of the whole thing because, remember, jeffrey clark, co-conspirator number four in this indictment, wanted the doj to send a letter to states saying that the justice department had found pervasive fraud in the election and we recommend you call your legisl