one of the three women they paid to keep quiet was stormy daniels. less than two weeks before the election, michael cohen wired $130,000 to stormy daniels lawyer. that was to hide information from the voting public. the scheme violated new york election law, which makes it a crime to conspire to promote the candidacy. the wire payment exceeded the federal campaign contribution cap. and the false statements in ami 's books violates new york law. that is why mr. trump made false statements about his payments to michael cohen. he cannot simply say that the payments were reimbursement for michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so would have been to admit a crime. so instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for legal services -- fictitious legal services to cover up actual crimes committed the prior year. in order to give michael cohen his money back, one last false statement. they planned to mischaracterize the repayments to mr. cohen as income to the new york state tax authorities. the conduct that just described and that which was cha

cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so come to make that true statement would have been to admit a crime, so instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crimes committed the prior year. in order to get michael cohen his money back, they plan one last false statement -- planned one last false statement feared they planned to mischaracterize the payments to mr. cohen as income to the newark state tax authorities. the conduct i just described, and that which was charged by the grand jury's felony criminal conduct in new york state. true and accurate business records are important everywhere, to be sure. they are all the more important in manhattan, the financial center of the world that is why we have a history in the manhattan d.a.'s office of vigorously enforcing white-collar crime. my office, including the talented prosecutors who sought the arraignment earlier today, has charge hundreds of felony falsify business records. this charge as we said, is the

stormy daniels dice que el encausamiento es un progreso para las mujeres y que desea declarar en el juicio fiscalÍa acusa a donald trump de haberle hecho pagos ilegales a la actriz para que no revelara una supuesta relaciÓn extramarital entre ellos. miles de personas invadieron el capitolio de tennessee para apoyar a tres legisladores demÓcratas que enfrentan la expulsiÓn por participar en una protesta contra la violencia de las armas en las escuelas. mÉxico enviÓ a miles de militares a vigilar sus playas tras el asesinato de por lo menos ocho personas en acapulco y cancÚn. se disparan las alarmas por denuncia de trÁfico de citas para consulados mexicanos en estados unidos. hablamos con personas que dicen haber sido vÍctimas de cobros abusivos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos en ilia. jorge: maity estÁ con nosotros y vamos a comenzar con las declaraciones de stormy daniels que son las primeras desde que acusaron a donald trump de haberle hecho pagos ilegales que despuÉs encubriÓ. maity: una entrevista con el periodista inglÉs la porno en pajizo que desea testificar

convertido a trump de enfrentar cargos criminales la primera en acusarlo stefany conocida por stormy danielsl piso 15 y sale ya, donald trump de la corte criminal de manhattan despuÉs de escuchar los 34 cargos que pesan en estuvo contra de la voz del juez juan merchan. y ahÍ estÁ las imÁgenes. sale el expresidente donald trump de esta corte casi una hora despuÉs de que lo vimos entrar. un hombre que enfrenta a la justicia, y cargos que tendrÁn que pues seguir los procedimientos legales correspondientes el proceso judicial, pero que tambiÉn mientras tiene que pensar en eso, tiene que pensar en la manera de sacarle el mejor provecho polÍtico posible. y es la evidencia nos deja, nos deja asumir eso no la forma que ha recaudado fondos la forma que las encuestas le ayudan esta caravana esperando ya la salida del presidente trump para dirigirse al aeropuerto de la guardia una caravana la misma que vimos salir de la torre trump ahora parte de esta, de esta corte. el servicio secreto involucrado, la policÍa de nueva york involucrada, mÁs de 36 mil oficiales de la policÍa de la ciudad de nueva york i

i want to let you hear a littl bit more from stormy daniels i that interview with the time of london,se she is at the heart of this, and those witnesses and the evidence they were going to the publi record what the trial were to begin likely later this year, amon those likely to take the stand it stormy daniels herself. take a listen. >> i had a zoom call with, you know, the prosecutors and told them what i did and made i clear that i was willing to go on the stand and tell my story if they needed me. but at this very moment in time, i have not officially been called it looked like i was going t be called to friday's ago an then it changed, so it changes by the minute honestly a person in power is not exemp from the law no matter what your job is o your bank account says tha you're held accountable for th things that you've done an said and justice is served >> again, stormy daniels is at the heart of this. it was her agent there in th weeks before the 201 presidential election. that reached out to th publisher of the nationa enquirer it was at that point that th publisher and editor

esto, vamos a remontarnos a 2006, fecha en la que trump habrÍa tenido una aventura sexual con stormy danielscio sobre su relaciÓn extramarital. dos aÑos mÁs tarde en 2018 cohen reconociÓ haberle pagado daniels, ese mismo aÑo cohen se declarÓ culpable de ser fondos de campaÑa para realizar los pagos y lo condenaron a tres aÑos de prisiÓn, en este aÑo cohen testificÓ ante el jurado de manhattan, ayer acusaron a turÓn y se espera que se entregue el prÓximo 4 de abril. ilia: legisladores republicanos aliados de trump han acusaron el fiscal de manhattan de realizar una persecuciÓn polÍtica. brad respondiÓ acusando a los legisladores de interferencia ilegal. claudia estÁ con mÁs. claudia: los republicanos hace presurosa defender a trump y atacan al fiscal del distrito de manhattan. >> un fiscal local de nueva york que no hace su trabajo y busca noticias nacionales, esto lo hemos visto a paÍses del tercer mundo, nunca en estados unidos. claudia: la republicana de georgia marjorie promete manifestarse, " voy a new york el martes, debemos protestar contra la inconstitucional cacerÍa de brujas", escri

stormy. daniels first disclosed her alleged encounter with donald trump in 2009, as you wrote in your column, when she was doing a kind of like a fake run for the u. s senate in louisiana. yes she a couple of sort of out of work. 20 something, uh, democratic political operatives were ah, just trying to cause trouble really? and david vitter , the republican incumbent, had had a sex scandal with a prostitute. so they said, let's find some sex workers to run against him just almost as a lark and somebody said stormy daniels is from louisiana. let's get her and lo and behold, she said she would do it and they were sitting in a hotel lobby going through her phone, figuring who they could get some campaign donations from and very nonchalantly. she was naming porn executives and stuff like that. and then she said, oh, wait. donald trump. yeah i've got his number right here. at least i've got his his top aides number, uh, that expletive should give me some money, and it was very nonchalant and so democratic

to stormy daniels. they went to michael cohen, his attorney. number you've herald is $130,000, right? but that money was paid to michael cohen, and in order for him to get his fees because there was taxes involved, they, quote, grossed it up, added a fee for michael cohen, it was about $4 20,000, ultimately, that went to michael cohen. then it was his job, this is the allegation, to send this that money on to stormy daniels. rachel: so he got paid more than stormy. [laughter] pete: well, that money actually includes taxes, $150,000 to the "national enquirer" for another -- will: that's right. pete: so $60,000 that michael cohen got. and, again, they're saying it has to be a campaign expense. there are plenty of people saying there's also a personal reason why someone might do that the that is not necessarily -- will: because you don't want it to be obvious, personally embarrassing. but the charges, to be clear, it is this should have been booked as a payment to stormy daniels, not as a legal fee to mich

calvin's payments to stormy daniels.o do so, to make that through -- that a true statement with to have been a crime. instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017, to cover up actual crime committed the prior year. in order to get michael cohen his money back, they plant one last false statement. in order to complete the seme, they planned to mischaracterize the payments to mr. cohen as income to e new york state tax auorities. the contact i just described, and that which was charged by the grand jury, is felony criminal conduct in new york state. true and accurate business records are important everywhere, to be sure. they are all the more important in manhattan, the financial center of the world. that is why we have a history in the manhattan das office of vigorously enforcing white-collar crime. my office, including the talented prosecutors you saw arraignments today, have charged hundreds of felony falsify business records for next records. this charge is the bread and the fra

one of the people they paid to keep quiet was a woman named stormy daniels. less then two weeks before the presidential election, michael cohen wired 130 thousand dollars to stormy daniels lawyer. that payment was to hide damaging information from the voting public. the participant scheme was illegal. the scheme violated new york election law, which makes it a crime to conspire, promote a candidacy by unlawful means. the $130,000 wire payment exceeded the federal contribution cap and the false statements in ami's books violated new york law. that is why it mr. trump made false statements about his payments to michael cohen. he could not simply say that the payments were a reimbursement for michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so, to make that true statement would have been to admit a crime. so instead, mr. trump said he was paying michael cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017, to cover up actual crimes committed at prior year. and in order to get michael cohen his money back, they planned one last false statement. in order to complete the s

but it's one thing for stormy daniels, michael cohen, to speak out publicly. it seems a little different even you're a private citizen that you had to nonpublic information previously. do you think that this opens a new avenue to a trump defense in in an in an inevitable prosecution. do you think that he'll single out your book as a way to protect himself? look may talk about book but the question legally and ethically whether talking about these things in the book made it substantially more for him to get a fair trial if he's indicted and if there is a prosecution bearing in that. when i wrote the book there was no prosecution and there still is no prosecution but should there be a prosecution? and the issue was raised. does the book somehow prosecution him more difficult? i to say, given literally the oceans ink that have been spilled about donald trump over the number of years given thousands of hours that have been spent on every network everywhere in the world, talking about donald trump. to me, the notion that of all the stories that have been written an

to stormy daniels. now, the allegation is that these are campaign violations. alvin brag should point out that a false business record making a false business entry and record in new york. and the trump organization is in new york company. these are misdemeanors. very low level crimes. they only become felonies if they are done and this is quoting from all $34.00 counts of the ment, with intent to defraud and intend to commit another crime and aid and conceal the commission thereof. alban bragg says, well, we have campaign finance laws in new york. well, yes they do. but this was not a new york election. this was a federal election. so the allegation here is that these payments, both by david packer through his company and by michael cohen were payments to help we seem to have her last august there briefly there, john malcolm. the apologies for that will hopefully get back a little later on in the program. just to recap though, for you that we had these charges that president trump has pleaded not guilt

stormy daniels rompe el silencio sobre la imputación al expresidente donald trump y dice que cree quea ir a la cárcel por su caso, pero sí por otros procesos . >> hoy en jueves de inmigración aclaramos dudas de la ciudadanía >> nos vamos a méxico para adentrarnos a preparativos de una de las representaciones de esta semana santa más reconocidas del país, el cristo de iztapalapa >> en el centro de la controversia está la presentadora ana obregón después de presentar a su nieta que es hija biológica de su único hijo fallecido de cáncer en 2020 (música) (música) ¿qué tal? bienvenidos gracias por acompañarnos los tornados no dan descansa buena parte del país y siguen causando muerte y destrucción. edgar muñoz está en texas con lo último. adelante con la información >

it may be more than stormy daniels. is talking about this, i would tell them to wai and see what is unsealed in th indictment this could be business fraud this could be insurance fraud, don't forget that his c f o is finishing his jail term. you don't know if he has com back with other evidence he's fired lawyers of the trum organization was paying for. so before we fall this the smallest of the investigations we need to wait and see what the indictment says. and i agree with michael cohen that it does not matter what i is it is going to be significant. and for those who say that michael cohen is a witness i compromised, and he is, bu that is how you build cases. it was - who helped to get othe gangsters. you used criminals to ge criminals. michael cohen certainly is n -- he did a white collar crime fo trump. so, like any other circumstance, we would be praising the prosecutor for getting all o the guys that you are trying t convict to flip on the guy in this case, we are actin like cohen is not credible h is probably t

and he choose this case on stormy daniels instead. we'll see whether or not over time a year plus, i would say, martha, before we get close to any resolution. i would say, martha, when brag speaks, a reporter needs to ask, what changed? i think that should be the first question. >> martha: it's a good question, bill. thank you very much. getting feedback from people that worked in this da's office. they're saying this is a pathetic, very weak, very thin gruel, choose your adjectives across the board is the reaction now that people dug into this. it's a boiler plate document that, you know, sets up a situation where there is a payment that is made and then it's to cover up something else but doesn't get into the details of what that was or why that would be a crime. i think you'll have a lot of people. you hear the argument being made on the trump side that this is just not worth it. just not worth the money, just not worth the time. and the manpower that it takes up in this office where you have a lot of criminal situations that they

michael cohen described them in his book, stormy daniels described them in her book. then she went on michael's podcast and spoke about it. those facts were -- became public in the federal prosecution of michael cohen and the reporting that was done by many people. and there were no secrets about that scenario that are contained in the book. we brought the facts together, but it is not a circumstance where i was letting cats out of the bag. the cats were running free for quite some time. on the financial statement side, letitia james in her civil complaint against donald trump based on the preparation of false financial statements, laid out in chapter and verse in literally hundreds of pages the details of why the financial statements were false, how they had been used with banks and insurance companies and other recipients. and indeed, she said here are the crimes that look committed. those were the crimes that we intended to bring. so the case that we had was out there. and public before my book, months before my book was published. host: seems to me that donald tru

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will see his arraignment on chargers linked to allege toll money payments to adult film actor stormy daniels just before the 2016 presidential election. ah, the former reality tv stand president is the biggest story in town. again, arriving at trump tower, donald trump, heated quickly inside for more talks with his legal chain. his support has rallied loudly nearby, while others demanded justice. guiding him on off hooker's payment 10 years ago or 7 years ago, is a misdemeanor. and it should not be a felony case by alvin bird. i don't think they have anything to walk them up for i think this is just a political per excursion of somebody that they don't like. and on top of that i circuits election interference countries, mary divided at this point. so i think it's important that we understand that this is not a justice a criminal case against trump would be unlike anything the u. s. has even experienced on tuesday. his expected to surrender himself at the district attorney's office before being arraigned at the criminal court with the charges will be read to him. authorities are bracing for p

of the former presidents role in th hush money payments made to th former adult film actress, stormy daniels with whom he allegedly had a affair, donald trump denie that there wasn't a fair and any interview with the london-based times radio tha aired yesterday, daniel said she is not afraid and even hopes to be called to testif against trump. trump's indictment is expected to remain sealed until tuesday afternoon when he is scheduled to turn himself in to be formally arraigned at manhattan courthouse while, there he will b fingerprinted, processed and have the charges read to him judge ron mayor shaw wil oversee the, cas coincidentally he is the sam judge who presided over th trump organization's crimina tax fraud trial late last year that resulted in the company being fined the maximum penalt of one point $6 million. now nine of, that the unsealin of the document, the indictmen and the formal arraignment and all of the logistics that go with it, none of that ha happened yet trump and many of his allies have already begun criticizing and accusing the justice syste being corrupt, and biase a

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the purpose was to suppress the affair, the alleged affair with stormy daniels he paid cohen by using false business records, falsified cash and concealed the concession of another crime. the prosecutor chris conroy went on, he talked about their concern about threats, the threats that president trump has made to the city of new york, to the -- in new york, to the justice system, and even to the d.a.'s office. they're very concerned about the irresponsible social media posts, that he threatened death and destruction and even used the term world war iii these threats were directed, the public statements were directed at the district attorney here. he mentioned the photograph of former president trump using a baseball bat towards the district attorney. they're very concerned they would like some kind of order given by the judge to force president trump to stop these. concerned about the effect it could have on potential jurors or witnesses but he did say they're seeking that protective order, and that also includes discovery materials. they want conditions of his release. they want to j

one of the three people they paid to keep quite was a woman named stormy daniels. less than two weeks before the presidential election michael: wired $130,000 to stormy daniels's office -- lawyer to hide information from the public. the participant's scheme was illegal. violating new york election law that makes it a crime to conspire to promote a candidacy by unlawful means. the wire payment exceeded the federal campaign conservation cap and the false statements in ami's books violated new york law. that is why mr. trump made false statements about his payments to michael cohen. he cannot simply say the payments were a reimbursement for michael cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so, to make that true statement would have been to admit a crime. instead, mr. trump said he was paying michael cohen for the stick -- fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual legal crime made the prior year. in order to get michael cohen his money back they plan one last false statement. in order to complete the scheme they plan to miss -- mischaracterized the statement

howard: everybody shows pictures of stormy daniels.he trump team's argument is that this opens a new era of divisiveness ask that some are republicans will retaliate by launching unfounded prosecutions against chem captains. but that's basically a prediction of a dark future. >> i think they're right. look, this is across the -- a cross the rubicon moment, in my opinion. again, 240 years, this hasn't happened. at some point in time, there will be a prosecutor -- remember, it's intensely political because these prosecutors in many big cities and all over the country are elected, so they're directly tied to the political process. alvin bragg ran on idea that he was going to get trump, and now he is delivering to his constituency from a purely political perspective. i think this is a huge win for alvin bragg with. maybe he's going to run for governor going forward. he has made himself into a bona fide if candidate in a major way, certainly for statewide office in new york. but as you mentioned, i also think it's an incredible boon to dona

president to face criminal charges after a grand jury indicted him after money paid to stormy danielstrump is expected to appear in court in new york to face the charges next tuesday. he denies any wrongdoing saying the indictment is political persecution. we begin our coverage with this report from our north american correspondent in new york. reporter: this manhattan courthouse does not normally look like this but it is not every day if former president is charged with a crime. in fact it has never happened before. and this is a man who has brought the charges against donald trump. district attorney alvin bra, a democrat and a prosecutor in america is highly politicized legal system. but if he was saying nothing the former president was not so reticent calling it political rsecution. election interference. and his opponents radical left monsters. >> no one is above the law not even a former president. reporter: the case centers on the financial accounting for $130,000 paid to this woman to purchase her silence before the 2016 general election. stephanie clifford a.k.a. stormy daniel

and now stormy daniels? i was a little surprised. but i'm curious about that because the issue of an nda is very specific. that somebody will agree to accept a certain amount of money and in exchange they say they will not disclose whatever the incident is about. whether it's true or not true, you know, i believe in the old fashioned way, a handshake is a deal. but i'm old school. so, did she agree to the nda or not, did you get that out of her? >> well, i think it's complicated and it's very interesting and let me just say at the start, donald trump as i said in the course of the interview, emphatically denied any affair. emphatically said there was one. there was of course undeniably this nda which was agreed between them before the 2016 election. all those things are as they are. but the question is, was she released from the nda and before she was released was she compelled to deny the affair? she said very strongly in the interview that in january of 2018 when the wall street journal, washington post, whichever one it was break

both stormy daniels and karen macdougal. women are listed in this statement of facts, and so they're saying in order to falsify business records. he was doing that so he could violate campaign election law. those are the accusations listed in this indictment and again we're still waiting to hear from alvin brown . we can tell you is prosecutors alleged president trump, then president trump was part of an illegal conspiracy to undermine the integrity of the 2016 election by doing all of this and that's what you're talking about the underpinning of the case here. prosecutors allege trump was part of an unlawful plant. to suppress negative information, including an illegal payment of $130,000 that was ordered by the defendant to suppress the negative information that would hurt his campaign. the reasoning committed the crime of falsifying business records was , in part, it says to promote his candidacy. the prosecutors alleged in this indictment, and we should again point out he pleaded not guilty. right? 34 counts 34 felony co

more especially on the witness stand, stormy daniels, steve cohen, or alan weisel burke? i think the, the problem with all 3 of them is, is that you got stormy daniels you now on the pros, the president over $600000.00 for a bogus slander case. she owes him money be the 1st time in history that stripper has to pay the guy he supposed he had sex with. and then you've got cohen who is a convicted perjurer and fraud. he's going to be on the stand testifying and, and you actually have is, as i know both you all will admit when you have a convicted purge or on the stand. the judge and jury have the right to throw out everything they say, including what day it is. and finally, you've got the, a guy who was convicted for running the trump organization when trump wasn't there . and that's the problem with these business records that claim of brag. none of these were filed publicly or, or, or required to be filed with the state they weren't filed with the federal election commission. the federal election commission examined this and said there is no federal crime. the department o

so birds actions and maybe his testimony will be used to prove that the payoff to stormy daniels was not just a misdemeanor, but rather a felony which could bring about potential potential prison time for the president . ok, here is the prosecutor here is alvin brag, describing or talking about the case and talking specifically about the evidence that he says they will use against a former present. so the, the charge is false. find business records are the charge requires as i, as i specify, ah, caught criminal conduct that was concealed one of the concealed crimes we allege is new york state election law. i went through in our statement of facts for think any of you have in front of you, you know, goes through things including text, messages, e mails, contemporaneous phone records, multiple witnesses, all of that will be, as you saw in the fall, a born out in a public courtroom in downtown man, right? born out, in other words, we don't know what the evidence is. we don't know is going to testify, but he says he's got the good. well, mr. bragg also says that mr. trump's actions becam

he was accused of making to adult film star stormy daniels. >> more than 6 years ago over an affair. she says they had, but he denies. well, i think it's an affirmation of the principle that no one is above the law. burbank congressman adam schiff led the prosecution of former president trump during his first impeachment trial starting in 2019 shift is now running for the u.s. senate seat long held by outgoing senator dianne feinstein. his view on the trump case, if someone breaks along with every president, the former president >> or an ordinary citizen, they should be held accountable even though it will certainly cause consternation among some of the country. >> the bigger danger will be, frankly, establishing a precedent that if you're powerful enough, you can escape indefinitely shifts democratic opponents, congress members, barbara lee of oakland and katie porter of irvine share a similar sentiment in a statement, porter tweeted, no one is above the law. while lee took it a step further, writing no one is above the law. >> now do the rest of his crimes. during a one-on-one inte

payoff or whether or not this is an allegation, this payment made to stormy daniels, was part of this conspiracy to protect then candidate donald trump >> joyce vance, assuming that the primary charges are going to revolve about falsifying business records what does the prosecution have to prove to make that case >> so, the prosecution's most important focus will be taking the step that makes what's normally a misdemeanor charge a felony and that means they'll have to prove that the records falsifications were committed in order to either encourage the commission of or conceal another crime. that will be an important focus here there are a lot of options there are tax options. there are campaign finance options. there may be others that they uncovered during their grand jury proceedings and so, like any crime, you have to prove the act, and that's the act, and then you have to prove the state of mind that was committed with and here that would involve intent to defraud. that donald trump intended to defraud when the false entry records were made. it's likely there will be litigation a

less than two weeks before the presidential election, michael cohen wired $130,000 to stormy daniels's lawyer that payment was the hiding of damaging information from th voting public. the participants scheme wa illegal. the scheme violated new york election law, which makes it a crime to conspire, to promote candidacy via unlawful means the hundred 30,000 dollar wire payment exceeded the federal campaign contribution cap. and the false statements i ami's books violated new yor law. >> district attorney alvin bragg speaking today explaining the nature of the case, the nature of this 3 count felony indictment agains former president donald trump. now, the indictment itself i barebones. it lays out in just the fact man-less style each of the 3 felony counts that trump i facing, for allegedl falsifying business records, each one of those 34 count gets a better paragraph, eac paragraph gets about the sam information. the statement of fact, however that accompany has tha barebone tonight meant, that spells things out more like movie script but somewhere in between i this and this breaks it

trump, stemming from the alleged 2016 hush money payment to stormy daniels, just weeks before the 2016 election. and arrangement trump ha denied, initially knowin about. sources tell nbc news that there are least 30 count related to document fraud, but the specific charges are still secret until tuesday, when th indictment is unsealed >> we don't know what's goin to happen tuesday, but logistically, this is neve happened before. the secret service are involve in an arraignment. where have you seen that before? never. >> mr. trump's attorney says the former president will no take any - he has consistently denied any wrongdoing the case will go to trial in the months ahead the case will likely bring key witnesses to the sound including stormy daniels, wh spoke out for the first time >> i told him what i did i made it clear i was willing to go on the stand to tell my story they needed me >> alex, donald trump is currently at the golf club, or he spent about eight hours yesterday. for him, this is a holding pattern. his lawyer, joan tucker, has gone on the airwaves thi morning here across

details of the sealed indictment, what the charges are, believed stemming from hush money paid to stormy daniels to buy her silence before the 2016 election about her claim of a relationship with donald trump hush money payments are not illegal. the issue is, how were they recorded >> we will watch history unfold. we expect to see mr. trump exit trump tower with his secret service detail and travel to lower manhattan where he will be met by a member of the district attorney's office and be placed under arrest trump will not be handcuffed no dna will be taken mr. trump will be fingerprinted. we are awaiting word on whether a mugshot will be taken. he will be moved to the courtroom for his 2:15 arraignment before judge juan merchan. he ruled there will be no video cameras but photographs will be allowed but only until the proceedings begin. no phones or computers can be used in that room. no real time information is expected to come out >> mr. trump spent his time in new york city lashing out at alvin bragg and judge merchan on social media, call on the district attorney to resign and indict himse

it will be yeah, stormy daniels.re is a with stormy daniels and the women. and is it for biden and the democrats ? the for biden and the democrats? the evening we'll be talking about trump and we know that his i think his funds have been swollen by 4 to $5 million 16,000 extra staff coming on to help with that presidential when it starts , you know, is joe on it starts, you know, is joe on the sidelines this ? not really. the sidelines this? not really. because he's the president and will be doing things all the time for medicare and social security. you know, this could be like a nascar race where there's a little accident and there's a little accident and the yellow flags already , the yellow flags already, republicans, those slow up and just keep behind . trump, just keep driving behind. trump, trump going to milk with maybe it's just unbelievable how even today after he gets back to florida he's gonna hold a rally and obviously the judge can say what you know in america and system the judges will say and i don't

their way more than 30 felony counts against former president donald from hush money to actress stormy daniels. but the details of the charges remain under seal until 2:15 eastern this afternoon. this will be the first ever criminal charges against a former u.s. president. an order issued night, supreme court judge s electronic devicesludi cell phones and laptops will not allowed in the manhattan urtrm while the president -- there was petition foraigned. broadcas and devices. market watch reports the judge grantedourtom for media observers to observe durg closed-circuit television and photos will be allowed before the hearing starts. it was denied the cameras. our coverage of former president trump and his arraignment will continue throughout the day and tonight. donald trump is expected to return to florida after his arraignment. he will speak at mar-a-lago live from palm beach florida at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. we plan to take your calls before and after his remarks. you can watch on our free mobile video app, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of gove

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stormy daniels, karen mcdougal, the doorman.verything had to be covered up so it would not get out and he would lose those votes. he's always talking about the election was stolen. he's the one that stole it. he's always the one doing stuff. when you accuse somebody of something, it's always him. when he gets the rikers he will look good in the orange jumpsuit without orange hair. when he gets down to georgia with us, our jumpsuits down here are blue. he will look in the blue as well. alvin bragg should be our attorney general. alvin bragg has got the gumption to do what needs to be done. we are proud of him. we will protect him like we are protecting georgia. another thing i want to get off my chest. marjorie taylor greene. she's from georgia. when you come to georgia, she represents dalton, calhoun and rome. these are the people to put her in office. don't spend your money in these places. they supported her. she's the reason a lot of the stuff is going on as well. it amazes me today. we are going to bring it to him down in ge

stormy daniels -- if nobody remembs -- i do not know how long itas after the payment to her was made.nded up down the road having to pay -- write a check and pay back president trump because she signed the paper stating it never happened. that he never had an affair with her. she ended up having to pay him back, you can look it up. they talk about character, president kennedy had affairs. not in the white house, outside of the white house. with many different women. they kept it quiet, that is why it never came to newspapers and such. clinton had to pay paula $850,000 to keep her quiet. host: reportedly one of the charges will be about the $160,000 payment made to stormy daniels, she is on the front page of usa today this morning. women have whittled away at trump's power is the headline. when donald trump went to a party in hollywood to celebrate his new vodka brand in 2007, he allegedly had two dates, neither one was his wife. nearly a decade later, when the same women tried to sell their story to tabloids before his election, his team helped to arrange to six-figure payments divide

cohen's payments to stormy daniels. to do so, to make that true statement, would have been to admit a crime. instead, mr. trump said he was paying mr. cohen for fictitious legal services in 2017 to cover up actual crime committed the prior year in order to get mike at -- michael cohen his money back, they had a scheme. they planned to mischaracterize the payments as income to the new york state tax authorities the conduct i just described, and that which was charged by the grand jury is felony criminal conduct in new york state. true and accurate business records are important everywhere, to be sure they are all the more important in manhattan the financial center of the world. that is why we have a history in the man hearn d.a.'s office of vigorously enforcing white collar crime nigh office, including the talented prosecutors you say earlier today, has charged hundreds of felony charges this can be said to be the bread and butter of our work we have charged falsifying business records for those who violated federal ban

stormy daniels, speaking out for the first time since donald trump pleaded not guilty to that hush moneyayments scam. daniels tells piers morgan that she's absolutely willing to testify against trump saying quote i think having them call me in and put me on the stand legitimizes my story and who i am. and if they don't it almost feels like they're hiding me and people automatically assume i would that. oh she must not be a good witness. she's not credible end quote. my panel is back. joining us is karen friedman, agnes fila. so filo filo filo, former chief assistant, d a. in the manhattan district attorney's office, karen great to have you so would you put stormy daniels on the sand? so that's a tricky question. for a different reason. this is at its heart, a white collar case. this is about bank records and false. it's a falsifying business records case . it's not really about a porn star sleeping with donald trump . and that is a little salacious and in some ways isn't is beside the point. right so it's a tough call. we'll see if they end up putting her on or not, but it's not necessar