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to the international community to send the multinational force to haiti to prosecute this new york state of georgia proposed next march to stop the trial in the election, interfere with this case. the games, former president donald trump, he an 18 of his associates been charged for racketeering and votes of fraud in the state. it's trumps for indictment. president joe biden says he'll travel to the island of maui on monday, off to criticism. he hasn't visited the scenes of hawaii as wild fires. stream is up next. stay with us. at the doors are voting in nice not to following president b and more last was extraordinary call for early elections, individual avoid impeachment proceedings. presidential candidates are following to save the country from on the precedents of crime and violence. what can they do? the job ecuador elections on out to 0. the hello, and welcome to the stream. i'm heidi to castro filling in for sammy ok. today, artificial intelligence, an artist, the latest influx of a i powered image generators, has artist asking, is this technology a collaborator, or a rival? here is how to ar

the next us presidential election in november 1403, as well as the stories of the states of new york, florida, and georgia. the fire in the us state of hawaii has reached 101 people. the forest fire has devastated the island of maui in hawaii. the search teams in hawaii had a hard time finding the bodies. there is still no news about the fate of hundreds of people. searches using dogs so far only 25% of the fire area was searched. many survivors say warnings were not issued in time . this forest fire, some of which has not yet been used , has been the deadliest forest fire in the united states in more than a century . the eve of the anniversary of azadgan's return to the country with the first vice president the president discussed the issues and problems of the families of martyrs and martyrs and mentioned the families of martyrs and martyrs as a great capacity and said that unfortunately we could not use this important capacity for the development and movements of the country as it should be, which is necessary in this regard. serious planning should be done, the first vice president, referring to the c

civil charges in the federal prosecutor's office , as well as the stories of the states of new york, florida and georgia is facing ali rajabi of sed and samash news agency. one month has passed since the legal deadline for the central bank to publish information on the facilities of the big banks, and there is still no news about the information on the super debtors of seven banks. according to this year's budget law, the central bank must no later than three weeks after the end of each quarter. information to update the facilities of large banks and credit institutions, to publish the information of the recipients of large facilities in the banking system, the information that was supposed to be published at the end of each quarter according to the budget law of 1401, the view of the central bank of the islamic republic of iran was made available to the public, but none of the chapters last year, the information of the beneficiaries of the banking system was not published regularly , some banks published a part of the names of their big debtors, and this delay of the central bank in publishing this inf

state. either the government as in the case of new york or state pardon board which would be the case in georgianeedless to say no matter who's president no, matter who it is democrat, republican, they can't touch either of those two, new york state hush money case or georgia meddling. >> listen, the various scenarios going into 2024 are remarkable. we're going to be covering them. elliot williams, thanks for helping break it down. jessica, back to you. >> just ahead, trump's legal battles are adding up and the campaign calendar is filling up. how the former president is fighting for votes on the trail while he juggles upcoming trials. and what other gop contenders are saying about all of it. yoyou're in my shot! ...be sure t to get my good side! get two pairs of celebrity frames f for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. book an exam today. with 3 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! wooo! ensu max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. b

civil charges in the federal prosecutor's office, as well as the stories of the states of new york, florida, and georgia, ali rajabi of sada and radio news agency emphasized. it is unnecessary to serve arbaeen pilgrims with the names and signs of government agencies. mr. raisi, in a letter to the minister of the interior, when ordering the formation of the council of ministers, asked the government agencies to take action to maximize the activation of popular groups and middle circles , and the president emphasized in this letter that service to the pilgrims of hosseini, who is a man, and the government institutions, while helping the rockets only in the necessary cases , directly to the pilgrims, take the necessary arrangements for the pilgrims to and fro, especially ground transportation by private car and other buses . in this name is members on the eve of the anniversary of the return of the freedmen to the country , the shahid faction of the parliament called the meeting with the first vice president and the issues and problems of the families of the martyrs and martyrs as a great opportunity and s

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next american presidential election in november 1403, as well as the stories of the states of new york . florida and georgiaf ali rajabi of sada and sima news agency, the current volume of trade between iran and turkey is about 12 billion dollars. during the visit of the deputy minister of economic diplomacy to turkey , political, cultural and special economic issues were discussed on both sides, and new solutions for accelerating the achievement of the economic and commercial goals of iran and turkey. during the visit of the deputy economic minister of foreign affairs at the head of a high-level economic delegation from the islamic republic of iran in ankara, the capital of turkey , we reviewed all the political, cultural and economic issues, especially the border issues, the issues of the border bazaars were armed it was transportation, road transportation, and also in energy cooperation, especially in the gas sector , we cannot say 100% about our own work and development. our country in this trip with the deputy foreign ministers of energy, trade, central bank of turkey and the turkish president of the c

the case or close them completely or put the cases in new york and georgia on hold and he can't to do because this is the jurisdiction of the statese and georgia, the city of new york, well, of course, a person who does not hesitate to use his official position , who may again find himself in the post of president. i think that even georgia in new york may have problems to reach the supreme court, therefore, it is very important, as i think that at least some of them should be done. well, it is too long to live for a long time before the elections, so that the voters know that they are voting for or not a guilty person or an animal abuser, and they did the corresponding choice, mr. dmytro, eh, i don’t know american jurisprudence that much. i know that the constitution of the united states says about a speedy trial. it doesn’t say about a trial. it says that everyone can calculate the list and in the list of explanations of which court there is the word speedy and not just a court. and if it is fast according to the constitution, then it is necessary . well, now, when it unfolds and bring to justice for the court, it was written to

news here at 630. we are following developing news out of the state of georgia about an expected fourth indictment against former president donald trump. the new york times reports a fulton county grand jury has handed up an indictment that indictment remains sealed at this hour. it is not yet clear whether or not former president donald trump has been indicted in this case. several witnesses testified today over the former president's alleged efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state court, officials posted a list of criminal charges, including state racketeer in counts, conspiracy to commit false statements and solicitation of violation of oath by a public officer. that list has since been deleted and a spokesperson for the da said it was, quote, inactive. fox caroline shively has more on the implications from washington. a grand jury met behind closed doors here at the fulton county, georgia, courthouse monday, weighing whether to hand up former president trump's fourth criminal indictment in as many months. already, the investigation has lasted for more than two years, but this grand jury offers a fresh set of eyes featuring only

of this, these are two federal cases. he's pending trial in new york, that is a state trial, and perhaps in georgia.te trials for a state crime, then the president cannot pardon himself up. so what happens if you have a president at the white house was wanted by the state of new york or georgia? as always, you can find out much more on what is happening on the bbc website if you want more information on that story. the stepfather of a io—month—old boy has been found guilty of his murder at derby crown court. police say that the baby, jacob crouch, suffered a "living hell" at his home in derbyshire before he was killed by 39—year—old craig crouch in 2020. the boy's mother, gemma barton, was cleared of murder and manslaughter — but was found guilty of causing or allowing the death of a child. their sentencing hearing is due to take place on friday. phil mackie has been at the court — and a warning — some viewers will find his report distressing. a smiling, giggling baby, but during jacob crouch�*s short life, he endured what was described as a "culture of cruelty" at the hands of his mother, gemma bar

new york related to hush money paid to an adult film actress. this case could be different than the federal trials, because georgia often allows cameras in the courtroom and in the case of a statection in georgia or new york, there is no chance of a presidential pardon in washington, caroline shively, fox news, the new york judge and former president trump's hush money trial rejected trump's demand to recuse himself from the case in a ruling released friday, judge juan manuel merchant acknowledged he made small donations to democratic causes, including a $15 donation to president biden's campaign, but says that does not change his ability to carry out his duties. to be fair and impartial , the former president faces 34 felony counts of business fraud in connection with alleged hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels and the former president today criticized the judge in his election interference case on social media just days after she warned him against from making inflamed remarks, trump called us district court judge tanya chuck, quote, highly partizan and very biased and unfair. she obviously wants me behind bars. the judge granted a protective order in t

trump has already been indicted three times, once in the state of new york and twice on federal charges. the georgiaestigation has been going on for two and a half years. you might remer this now infamous audio recording of the former president colony georgia secretary of state on january 2, 2021. >> you can't lett happen and you are letting it happen. i am notifying you that you are letting it happen. look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> joining me now is a former federal prosecutor in the state of new york, and public opinion pollster. sarah, there is a lot of anticipationo see what will happen. we understand the grand jury is hearing more testimony in the case. what can we expect to see? >> i think it is pretty clear we will see an indictment comi out of georgia sometime this week. the messaging has been clear out of the district attorney's office. we had that little thing from them where they appeared to post something related to the charges, then taking it down. it very much looks like we will see those ch

new york. this guy was the mayor of new york. he was the attorney general for the state of new york. jeffrey clark, seeking to pause an ethics violation case against him in washington d. c. until the georgia case is resolved. john eastman tried that, but last night, a judge in california denied his request to delay his disbarment proceedings, which is set to resume next week. the legal troubles for trump's lawyers are mounting and it seems to are now than ever, the accountability may be coming. joining us now is debra protein, constitutional law professor at cardoza law school, and -- this fall, she is going to join the princeton university as the director of the law and public policy problem at the international affairs. joyce vance and glenn kirschner are so with us. thanks again for the two of you for staying. good to see you, thank you for being with us. it is kind of remarkable, one thing that comes up clearly in the january 6th indictment is not as clear in the georgia indictment, is that there was a moment at which some of trump's lawyers were coming up with ways to protect his interest in case any of these recounts or appeals actually went in his favor. in case wisconsin or pennsy

against trump, at the federal level, two at the state level, this case is in georgia, and the other case is a few months old. what happened in the state of new york about the elections does it have laws, what sensitivity does it have to questioning the election, because of which trump and silver are hot, in a sense, the issue of america is not only a country with a government structure , there are laws in this government structure, election laws and people who are given the opportunity to have rights. there are no people whose names are included in the list of election candidates automatically, and the existing laws in every country give people the opportunity to run for political positions if they follow the rules, and the problem that trump has is that the american government structure create this opportunity during a dictatorial system in 2020, because he managed to differentiate the party within the republican party towards himself, he was finally among the two people that people can vote for, and he finally defined himself under the existing system of america until he failed in the election, like the cases in other countries, including ameri

of the former president calling brad raffensperger, georgia secretary of state, on january 2nd 2021. take a listen. joining me now is sarah krissoff, a former federal prosecutor in the state of new yorkand we understand the grand jury is having more testimony in this case. what can we expect to see? i more testimony in this case. what can we expect to see?— can we expect to see? i think it is re can we expect to see? i think it is pretty clear _ can we expect to see? i think it is pretty clear we — can we expect to see? i think it is pretty clear we will _ can we expect to see? i think it is pretty clear we will see _ can we expect to see? i think it is pretty clear we will see an - pretty clear we will see an indictment coming out of georgia sometime this week, and the messaging has been clear out of the district attorney's hoppers, and we have had that little soup from them today where they had dear to post something related to the charges, but have taken that down. it looks like we will see those georgia sometime this week, perhaps in the next few days. aha, sometime this week, perhaps in the next few deve— next few days. a lot of the evidence related to the _ next few days. a lot

we don't have the traditional mafia in the state of georgia like they do in new york and other statesance of the details, tweets, reserving a room. rudy giuliani is 1 of 19 indicted and so is mark meadows, his former chief of staff. these are big names with a lot of charges against them. how serious are the charges given that there's so many coconspirators? >> it's important for people to realize that all of the acts listed are different than what they're charged with. the acts are things that something can do in furtherance of the conspiracy. but the overt act might be buying duct tape at the store, something that's not illegal. and yes, lots of coconspirators here. that's going to have a ripple effect on some of the other cases. someone that may be called to testify in the d.c. january 6th trial is going to have to consider how the testimony could affect them if they are an indicted coconspirator in this charge. >> juju: chris, you worked a lot of rico cases. there's 19 coconspirators. and fani willis said tonight, she would try them together. what does that tell you about how this

we have seen it in florida, new york, and could see another indictment coming down in the state of georgia coming days or weeks. right now, the focus is on donald trump and what will be taking place very shortly. christian: the indictment in georgia could be imminent. today, the focus is on washington, d.c. this is going to test everyone over the next 12 months. i suggest that the justice department is as much on trial here as donald trump, right? mark: in the eyes of half the country and republican voters, right? republican voters consider this the weaponization of the doj, so i think they are going to want to see a preponderance of evidence on these conspiracy charges. look -- we have heard this kind of rhetoric about elections before. we herded in 2016 from the democrats, when they said that russia stole the election and republicans continue to beat the drum and say, why are there any charges for people who were saying that after 2016? i think you will see a lot of back-and-forth between the political parties, and it's an amazing kind of testament to trump's political willpower, that he

state of georgia. i remember democrats arrested dr. king 29 times for freedom of speech. my problem is atlanta, washington, dc, and new york city 100% democrat, campaigned on getting trump. what kind of justice system do we have when our people, district attorneys, campaigned on getting a man and finally doing it? you want him or you or me going to that court system. this is totally wrong. it is election interference. i am from georgia. georgia is a great estate. -- a great state. but you cannot go down to atlanta without the fear of getting shot. democrats run philadelphia, chicago, new york city. host: the district attorney in georgia, fani willis will face scrutiny from house republicans. this they have line in cleveland.com reporting jim jordan analysis probe of georgia da who indicted trump -- analysis probe of da who indicted trump. he announced his launching an agreement to whether the district attorney who indicted x president trump on conspiracy charges coordinated her work with federal law enforcement. jordan, a republican sent a letter demanding fulton county da fani willis provide his committee with information

of new york state. so one of the big questions the courts are going to have to answer is the calendar. how do you schedulell of these trials? and a new twist in the georgiaase. one of the many defendan, there are 19, wants to exercise his right to a sedy trial even as trump's lawyers try to slow the process down. these are the mugshots of the accused so far. all face racketeering charges. other charges vary. trump and giuliani face the most at 13 each. thursday donald trump became the first former president to have his mugshot taken. law enforcement hadn't taken one up until now because donald trump is one of the most recognized people in the world, making a mugshot largely unnecessary, but local law in georgia requires it. former president trump is out on $200,000 bond though he only posted 10%. he did it through a bail bondsman who says he is confident trump will not skip out on bail. >> i think this is probably the most secure bond that i have ever executed in my entire career. >> reporter: former president trump denies wrongdoing, saying it is his right to question the election results. but, of course, it is the action, not the questioning, that led

of racketeering and corruption charges in fulton county, georgia. it's trump's fourth time entering a not guilty plea in a criminal case, twice in federal court, twice in state courts, new york and here in georgia. trump is the latest of several defendants in this specific election subversion case to enter a not guilty plea, and that means he's skipping next week's in-person arraignpment. i want to bring in zachary cohen and former prosecutor rinatto mare ati to talk about this. walk us through the mechanics of this. >> on a big picture level, four times trump has entered a not guilty plea in response to criminal charges against him since leaving office a few years ago. in georgia that means he had a right to waive his first appearance. we won't see him in court next week. that was the deadline the judge set for these defendants to show up and for their arraignment. trump waiving that right in this case along with other defendants we've seen who have pled not guilty, sidney powell a lawyer who is working for trump on his post-election challenges, entered a not guilty plea via court filings yesterday as well. trump following that trend and a his trend since leaving office in

and the superseding indictment to say nothing of what may or may not be happening in new york state or georgiat to be seen. despite all of that, politically, this is a weapon, a political weapon, and a buttress for what republicans have been saying all along. >> you're exactly right. this gives new ammunition to republicans as we head into the key months as americans return from vacation, now there's a new special counsel announced today into the hunter biden investigation. i know my colleague monica alba is with us as well. she's sharing some of her reporting. i want to get right to it right now. this is from the attorney chris clark for hunter biden. prosecutors have now reached an impasse as it relates to this plea agreement that, frankly, the white house, those close to joe biden had thought would have meant the end of the hunter biden situation. these are the words of chris clark, the attorney for hunter biden. he said the attorney general made clear what was always the case in materials of the authority of the u.s. attorney's office in delaware in this matter, whether in delaware, washin

aides of donald trump have surrendered in georgia on charges connected with attempts to overturn the 2020 us election results in the state. chief among them was rudy giuliani — the former mayor of new yorkhe's been accused of 13 crimes, including racketeering. donald trump himself is due to surrender in georgia on thursday. all this sets the backdrop for the first republican primary debate — taking place in just a few hours in the city of milwaukee. our north america editor sarah smith reports. it looks like a set from little house on the prairie. but this single room school house in wisconsin is actually where the republican party was born. while celebrating its history, the party also has to choose its future. does it include donald trump? or is there room for a new face? he made the majority of people very, very happy with what he was doing for our country. are you disappointed trump is not taking part? yes, i am in a way, but again, also not. because if he's on it's all going to be about him. i think he's a coward, - i think he should show up and defend himself in front of a live audience. - now he's already saying he can't do the debates because of covid. donald trump considered de

to a million people lost power and hundreds of thousands are still in the dark this morning after severe thunderstorms hit from georgia to new york. many states dealt with wind damage, hail, heavy rainfall and flooding nbc's vaughn hilliard begins our coverage >> reporter: the summer of severe weather from coast-to-coast is raging on. wild weather closing in, forecast to bring the strongest storms in a decade to the nation's capital including damaging winds, tornados, heavy rain and hail. forcing government buildings around washington, d.c. to shut down, sending all federal employees home ground stops at airports across the eastern seaboard, from atlanta to d.c. to new york, as the faa reroutes flights to avoid the storms with more than 6,000 delays and 1300 cancellations nationwid it's very, strating if it such a big girl, i'd actuallyry >> repr: it come 84 ion fromennessee to ne york are under the threat of up to 75 miles per hour winds heavy rains are also being looked at as a potential cause as a deadly charter bus collision outside harrisburg, pennsylvania where three people were killed and dozens more injured, including several children

with regards to new york, that's a state case and deals of the hush money. to the georgiam this case in georgia than the other cases is that there are co—conspirators that have been charged as well. his attorneys alleged there was some sort of conspiracy and what is usually known as high profile mob type cases and that's what makes the georgia case is so different to the other cases. and in addition, it might be that this is the first time the public sees him in court, unlike the previous arrests. explain why that is and how the optics of that might affect how he is viewed. fitter is and how the optics of that might affect how he is viewed.— affect how he is viewed. after he turns himself _ affect how he is viewed. after he turns himself in _ affect how he is viewed. after he turns himself in and _ affect how he is viewed. after he turns himself in and gets - turns himself in and gets fingerprinted and potentially the mugshot, and it appears there will be a mugshot because the co—conspirators have had their photos taken, after that, there's a courts and the state will read

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of dev nation trial, with e.g. carol. and fani willis, she wants to take the georgia case to trial. the scheduled start of the new york statet with. feels like a lifetime ago. and the mar-a-lago trial over the classified documents. the legal trial and a political schedule, it will be a wild 2024. >> good to see you. thank you. >>> you are looking at me, and not live pictures yet of the fulton county jail. we will get those in a minute. the first of donald trump's co-defendants has turned himself in and being booked into jail. we're watching for all of the new developments. stay with us. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazizing what real food can do. your paint is really bad. what? i said, “best coffee i've ever had.” (slurps) should've used behr. sorry, sign where? no, i said, “should've used behr." today let's paint. right now, get america's most trusted paint brand at a new low price. behr. only at the home depot. >>> minutes from now, a federal judge is going to consider whether the state of texas should be required to remove the controversial buoys on the border of

the states roll in this process is essential to the functioning of our democracy. >> according to a "new york times" essay, the georgiand his alleged co-conspirators shows the power of states to save democracy. amy lee copeland writes that the indictment stands out, quote, because georgia offers uniquely compelling evidence of election interference in state statutes made for the sprawling loosely organized wrongdoing. they added the genius of american federalism when our democracy is threatened states have an indispensable part of protecting it. one of the authors of that op-ed, amy lee, great to have you. what is so ingenious about the way that fani willis did this? >> good morning, poppy. the georgia indictment collects everything that happened in georgia with respect to this presidential election. it covers the calls made to the secretary of state, which are widely publicized, but things that other people may not be as aware of it. it talks about the participants going to the general assembly to try to have the fake electors. it talks about the attempts to have voting machine breaches in rural coffee county, georgi

new york. this is the latest one in georgia. there is also debates and legal arguments of where and when that case will be heard, whether in the statederal level. this is a new and separate development about those potential personal details of members of the grand jury being put up online. as we get any more on that, we will bring it to you. right, we are going to go to canada now to get the latest on the wildfires. the latest for one city, 20,000 people effectively being told to get out and get out now. these pictures show you some of the reasons why, extraordinary wildfires still burning, northern territories badly hit. the provincial capital is a place called yellowknife. 20,000 people live there and they've been told to get out by noon friday. they have been given a deadline to evacuate their homes because the fires could reach the outskirts of the city by this weekend. they have been given a deadline of friday. some people have been leaving already. we can take a look at a picture of the queues on the motorway. cars -- we can to bring you those pictures -- we can't bring you those pictures right now, but some people have been l

state of georgia. this is a man who, according to the new york time, in 1989, quote, long asersed that he invented the use of the racketeer corrupt organizations act known as rico to pursue the mafia commission. he was so associated with the law when cnn did a story in 1988, giuliani was the face of a wave of rico prosecutions. >> the racketeer act called rico for short. passed by congress in 1970, prosecutors love it. >> the activities of organized crime, the drug dealing, extortion, labor racketeering, the murders, executions, they've been around a long time. the government until now has been virtually ineffective in dealing with it. >> it's a legacy he is still clinging to even now. >> i'm the same rudy giuliani going after the mafia. i haven't changed one bit. >> few people know exactly how much rudy giuliani has indeed changed more than my next guest. he has literally written the book, two of them, actually, on the former mayor. we'll see what he thinks happened to rudy giuliani right after this. limited time flavor. new crispy dragon shrimp. one of seven endless choices for just $20. right now, o

state of georgia. this is a man who, according to the new york times in 1989, quote, long asserted that he invented the use of the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act now known as rico, to pursue the mafia commission. he was so associated with the law that when cnn did a story in 1988, giuliani was the face of a wave of rico prosecutions. >> the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act, called rico for short, passed by congress in 1970, prosecutors love it. >> the activities of organized crime, the drug dealing, the extortion, the labor racketeering, the murders, the executions, they've also been around for a long time the and the government up until now has been virtually ineffective in dealing with it. >> the leggy legacy he still clinging to even now. >> i am the same rudy giuliani who went after the mafia. i haven't changed one bit. >> few people know exactly how much rudy giuliani has indeed changed, more than my next guest, andrew kirtzman. he has literally written a book -- two of them, actually -- on the former mayor. we are going to talk about what he thinks happened t

expedited that quickly, given, of course, all the other criminal cases against mr trump in washington and in new york. but that was what the state prosecutor has said in georgiaeteering, of election meddling. there was that infamous phone call where donald trump pleaded with an election official in georgia to find 11,780 votes, a phone call that donald trump himself has described as just a normal, innocent phone call. so these are very serious charges. we don't know yet, though, when a trial will start. wyre, i was reading that some of the evidence that might be used against donald trump could include some of his tweets. but of course, we've been hearing from mr trump on his new social network, truth social. he's denying these latest charges. but what more has he said? well, he's said, and he's fronted this up, he thinks that this is part of a politically orchestrated campaign against him. he also believes that the more of these charges, the more of these indictments that appear, actually, the higher his poll ratings go. and there is some truth to that. but equally, there is some evidence that perhaps moderate republican voters might not back him in future if

new york, it was surreal. and all of these feel -- i still can hardly believe state of georgia versus donald john trump. the indictments drop and what do we think and there is voting. over the next 17 months we are going to see legal arguments, we are going to see prevail motions, could see cases get dismissed, guilty pleas, trials. i think -- you guys -- van is the political expert, emily -- ity this will be the dominant story of the 2020 election. >> probably the only story because the democrats won't have a primary. so this is the campaign. what you're seeing is the campaign. 24-hour coverage of donald trump. by the way, i don't think he is mad about it. what do you want in a campaign? raise money? he is raising more money than his opponents. cut off the oxygen for your opponents in terms of attention. we are not talking about anybody but donald trump. by the way, you know, you want to be able to -- i mean, news cycle, which he can do. i will say this. they just showed 91 -- they had to work -- 91 charges. i would say one thing. if you are a republican voter and there was someone applying for a job w

mr trump has already been indicted three times, once in the state of new york and twice more on federal charges. the georgias audio recording of the former president calling brad raffensperger, georgia secretary of state, on january 2nd 2021. take a listen. let's bring the panel back in. i'd like to start with you, because that is a phone call many people have heard in the us, particularly in the january six committee hearings in the house of representatives. of the cases we have seen into the former president, do you think that this in georgia, if it is indeed an indictment, is the strongest? well, if i were indictment, is the strongest? well, if i were the — indictment, is the strongest? well, if i were the former _ indictment, is the strongest? well, if i were the former president - indictment, is the strongest? -ii if i were the former president of the united states, i would be most concerned about this case in georgia. why? number one, they have the audio. they have him telling the secretary of state in georgia, i need additional votes. number two, is that not intimidation of a state—wide election offi

but also in florida, and that's leaving out of course the other state, the case in new york as well as a potential case we could see coming soon out of georgia. so in any other case, there are always restrictions on pretrial defendants especially who are facing multiple felony counts, there's restrictions on travel, for instance, restrictions on are your liberty. many times there are people who have been held pretrial and basically judge chutkan said that nothing is off the table, and she's going to stop this from becoming a circuit, that she's going to keep regular order and proceed with this case going forward. she also hinted at what we could see going forward for the trump campaign. she sort of rightly predicted what we're going to see coming from the defense team, from donald trump's defense team saying that, hey, we're going to need more time to go through this discovery. we're basically trying to kick the can down the road. whereas the special counsel's office is trying to get the show on the road, get this on the books, they want this scheduled for december really when the jury selection they'd like to begin and then january 3rd, jus

pages of the new york times and the washington post, as members of trump's circle are expected to go from top page two top witnesses. possible state charges against trump in fulton county, georgiaw cbs news poll shows 51% of americans believe that trump plans to stay in the presidency after he lost in 2020 through illegal and unconstitutional activities. only 20% believe he did not plan to stay beyond the end of his term. we now have several reporters and analysts in place to cover all of these details and developments. let's start with nbc's julie tsirkin in columbia, south carolina, where trump spoke last night. and, julie, how is he responding to all of these reports. >> reporter: he is responding, richard, as you might expect, despite this protective order request being issued by special counsel jack smith, he is still going on the defense, and even the offense on the campaign trail, speaking back to back at gop fund-raisers, to crowds in alabama on friday in south carolina last night, just a couple of miles off this road where we were there about 1300 attendees from the state's republican party, and they applauded him, they cheered him. he railed against the special counse

of the united states. well, three prosecutors agree, one down in georgia, one here in new york and a special prosecutor in on d.c. and they're willing to gather whatever shred of nonsense they can, all of which has been at some level discredited or is allowed in this free country to prosecute a political opponent. so i'm glad he's laughing because if you watch other channels, this is, you know, this is a great day. they're excited about this. justice will be served against donald trump, how dare he attempt to take on the system. and it should only motivate anyone who truly loves the justice system and this process, who believes in america, and it will increase his numbers inside the republican primary and make him the nominee. so we'll get the showdown can america deserves. rachel: the bug shot's already backfiring on them. will: only fani willis, of those prosecutors, was the one delivering on their desire for a mug shot. nicole parker is a former fbi special agent,ed had the this say about her decision to pursue the mug shot. >> the politicization of the criminal justice system is just not acceptable. th

federal charges one of those playing out in new york, the one we're watching tonight as it plays out in fulton county georgia about those election results in 2020 specifically in that state. booking part of the process, the arraignments happen later, a court date possibly starting in october, concerning this one case, aside from the others that the former president faces from juried this is anne-marie, independent line. caller: good evening. thank you for taking my call. good evening to all those listening. what i am about to say is not directed to those in this country and around the world who know what is really going on here. in other words, you know the truth. it's directed at those who don't know the truth of what is going on. i'm sure there are people who are taking great joy in what they are seeing and hearing on their tv sets right now. i feel very sorry for you, because one they your joy -- one day your joy will become deep sorrow. you have no concept of what is really happening, and what this is doing to the united states of america. this is just another phase to destroy this country. they are taking away every agency we ever had. now, they are attacking what w

state of georgia. you said the name number 7. rudy giuliani is in georgia, flew from new york to atlanta here this morning. we were able to catch up with john esposito, his new counsel. he's a long time major new york attorney who took the plane down with giuliani to come here on his behalf. he is presently meeting with his local counsel in georgia because giuliani will need somebody locally to also represent him inside of the courtroom, and so these two individuals, our understanding, are working up what will ultimately be a potential bond agreement that they will present to the district attorney on behalf of their client. giuliani here, we are waiting for him. i am told he will be coming to the courthouse here in atlanta. the question from there is what does this potential bond agreement look like, and will he actually go through the official surrendering process today, and of course tomorrow is the big one, donald trump himself, who touted in a social media post earlier this afternoon that he looks forward to in his words, quote, proudly being arrested here in the state of

he can't pardon himself from a conviction of a state crime in georgia or the one that i'm involved in in new yorkcrimes, he cannot pardon himself. and after he's president , if pardon himself. and after he's president, if he's pardon himself. and after he's president , if he's elected, god president, if he's elected, god forbid, from my perspective, he will go to prison, or at least will go to prison, or at least will be convicted if the jury determines that, because he cannot pardon himself . cannot pardon himself. >> it is fascinating to see that as these indictments have sort of piled up as the charges have piled up against donald trump, indeed, as his mugshot has been taken at a county jail, as this has happened amongst republican ones, donald trump's favorability seems to have risen . his poll ratings amongst republics fans seem to have risen clearly , there is a large risen clearly, there is a large proportion of voters in the united states who believe this is nothing more than a political prosecution . prosecution. >> well, first, let's do the math and you'll decide whether the word large

of the united states has absolutely no power to intervene in any way in the georgia criminal prosecution of donald trump's criminal enterprise. howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage in new yorkh lawry and in washington marie har, former state department spokeswoman and fox news contributor. rich the media is been in wall to wall mode since fani willis delivered these indictments and this is the case where trump tells gathering gary cohen secretary of state i need you to find 11, 780 votes. is this indictment having a big impact? >> it's bigger than some of the others. it's hard to keep track now, howard. howie: that's key and we do this for a living. we do this for a living. >> yeah, so it gives trump a short-term fundraising balance but we've learned recently, you know, his funding has basically been drained by all the legal fees involved and the prosecutions and it gives him the attention of the candidates they all have to talk about trump that's all that matters and creates a sympathy effect among republicans and republicans think it's intuitive ly correct when trump was saying they could indict for any of the stuff at any time if i was just going playing golf , retired t

but in the state charges like georgia and new york, those charges would stick with even if he were convicted of those charges or nothing of the us constitution that stopped him from being able to run for president or becoming president short of an act of treason. so this is testing new boundaries in elections and it's testing new boundaries in the court room. one interesting fact, the more trump is indicted, the higher his poll ratings go among republicans and the more money he raises in the 2024 election right there. don't engine light for us, the in atlanta, georgia. don't. thank you. well, the former president's campaign team have reduced this statement on his social media platform. truth social attacking the georgia prosecutor leading that investigation of the election into fear in some part of the statement says, george's radical democratic district attorney funding willis is a rabid, partisan who was campaigning and fundraising on a platform of prosecuting president from through these bogus indictments. it's all right, let's move on some of these now because the west african region above

state of georgia. the former mayor of new york pleaded not guilty to 13 charges. i am very, very on the mission. this indictment is a travesty. it's an attack on not just may not just, not just the the who is probably the most prolific prosecutor, maybe in american history, and the most effective may of for sure. that can happen to you. the controversy will release of treated radioactive water from the focus stream at nuclear power plant in japan's begun. despite objections from japanese fishermen, as well as china, some pacific island nations, the japanese government and the u. a nuclear watch drug says it's safe to release for the 1000000 tons of water. used to stop the reactors from melting down as a dumping in the pacific ocean comes 12 years after the earthquake and the synonymy . north korea says it's failed and it's 2nd attempt within 3 months to put a spice satellite into orbit. but we'll try again in october. the latest launch prompted an emergency warning in japan voting in zimbabwe as presidential and parliamentary elections has been extended by 24 hours after delays at pulling statio

state of wisconsin. we julia audi has become the latest of donald trump's co defendants and the georgia election to veterans case to surrender the form of new york man, whose trumps adviser agreed to a $150000.00 bill. several of the 19 people charged with attempting to over 10 terms defeated, georgia in 2020 have already turned themselves in, and i am very, very on the mission. this indictment is a travesty. it's an attack on not just may not just, not just the the who is probably the most prolific prosecutor, maybe in american history, and the most effective may of for sure that can happen to you. india has made history after becoming the 1st nation to lend the space across the in southern poll . berry is set to be home to face and water which could prove helpful for future lu . the explorations is not death in the alarm. they see the yacht in the beach, the bar lives, but busy in the date, the presidency, our f plugged up, but not by the time really running through the or is the result. i think i've got the bill bills quite as, as failed and it's 2nd attempt to place a spice on slides in a little bit. the 1st try may also, it wasn't successfu

of the united states. now suffering, now experiencing indictments practically all over the nation from new york to washington to georgia. what the world will see is something that they have never seen in current history of an american president. american presidents are held in high esteem. we may disagree with them politically. they run as republicans and democrats but the office itself has been held in the highest esteem. we now have an individual who has been indicted in new york for charges of rape, sexual issues if you will against a woman, or convicted if ulna civil case, not convicted but held guilty in a civil case, held liable, and we have cases still pending in new york and washington and now georgia. this is a state case. and no federal law or protection that the president needs, and he does have his protection, will, i assume, stop him from going through normal process any criminal defendant will go through in the state of georgia. i will say, i am saddened to be here discussing this because what it does to the presidency of the united states, and frankly, as someone who was physically in the chamber on janu

close to a million people lost power and hundreds of thousands are still in the dark after severe thunderstorms hit from georgia to new york many statesed wind damage, hail, heavy rainfall and flooding more than 8,000 flights were delayed and over 1700 were canceled >>> the philadelphia phillies postponed their home game as the city saw 70 mile per hour wind gusts. and aive drooer captured the moment a power line fell onto the streets there. 33 adult and 14 kids and one dog were trapped inside their cars until all these lines were de-energized luckily, no one was hurt nbc meteorologist angie lassman tracking yet another system that could bring more dangerous weather across the u.s >>> former president trump's legal team firing back at the justice department's request for a protective order they issued their response last night, opposing the order to limit what mr. trump can share about evidence tied to charges in his 2020 election interference case. nbc's alice barr has the latest. >> reporter: the trump legal team responding to the special counsel's request to limit what the president can say publicly about evidence in the case invol

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new york this case dealing with the aftermath of the 2020 election. the classified documents case in in new york excuse me, in florida. and then the likelihood of charges coming out of a state investigation in georgia into the aftermath of the 2020 election. so there are a lot of balls to juggle here for trump's legal team, which seems to be growing substantially. his legal fees are growing quite a bit as well. and there's one estimate that put his legal fees at north of $40 million just this year alone. all while he's trying to run a campaign for the republican nomination for the white house in 2024. doug, i'm curious, how does a former president and now out on the campaign trail run a campaign which is difficult in itself with all these pending charges, even though i believe the last two indictments, he actually got more people to donate to his campaign. we well, the former presidento wage his campaign. you know, the polls indicate that he is way up , way up over the closest of republican. i think the latest poll from the new york times, siena college was something like 37 points over florida governor ron desantis, who's number two. so that's a that's a pretty big spread. and these indictments do

new york state. we are awaiting, potentially, additional charges against him in the state of georgia. it's a lot. much more with the special coverage of donald trump's arraignment expected later this week. stay with us. >> you are not focused on the future at the country, you're worried about not dying in person and sadly, if anyone at these counts he's found guilty, he is going to be in person for the rest of his life. jordana, easy on the gas. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. in the other federal criminal indictment against donald trump, the trump documents indictment, that is in federal court in florida, you may have noticed in the news there has been some controversy. it's not exactly the right word, consternation about the federal judge overseeing that case. she is a trump appointed judge, very early on in her career. she has very few hours on the, bench overseeing any trials of any