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peter let's start with credi suites this comes days after silico valley bank, signature bank, w know regional banks here first republic, they are i trouble. lots of viewers are goin credit suites? don't know it and never touche it but it is a huge bank should they be worried? >> look, i think the two ver different situations, what the have in common is that the banking system is stressed and when the making system i stressed, banks that hav already bad governance issue or running from the back of th start to fall apart credit weeds been a long running over two years basically almost every major scandal that has been blowing up on wall street as involved credit sweets. this has been a badly run bank for a long time. and what triggered the lates thing was, yes silicon valle bank has stressed the system but the saudi backers who have been giving the money said, yo know what, we are not gonn give you any more money. and that happened this morning the bank fought stocks dropped and as you said, the central bank to seven today an basically rescue them. >> audience, be patient with me, we w

you know, educatn as we w know it and understand has really taken a significant hit in theublic's eye and so the natural understanding is, why would i want to go into that space if all i'm hearing about education and being a teacher is so negative? why do why would i find myself in that position? one of the things that we try to do and live by, how do we change the narrative of what it means to be an educator in this day and age? because truthfully, we realize the challenges, we realize the the hardships that may encounter being an educator. but the truth of the matter is what generation didn't encounter some level of challenge and because of the commitment of the previous generation, it has given us an opportunity to do what we're passionate about today. it has given us an opportunity to serve our communities, our schools, and most importantly, our young people in a way that it will benefit them to be able to move forward in our society. john: tell me specifically, what is call me mister doing to try to achieve all these goals? mark: our program is designed to address retention, recr

president the manhattan da's office ha declined to comment, and there has been no other indication w know of at this hour tha charges have been filed. in a statement following up on trump's post, a spokesman also confirmed that they have not received a notification that trump will be arrested o indicted trump's super pac that out a press release slamming manhattan's district attorney, alvin bragg. this comes after a week of major developments in the da's investigation into trump's rol in the hush money payment made to adult film star, stormy daniels. daniels met remotely wit manhattan prosecutors on wednesday. the same day that michael cohen, trump's former persona attorney and fixer, who is now the key witness in brags investigation, finishe testifying for a second day. in front of the grand jury other key trump white hous figures like kellyanne conwa and hope hicks have also recently met with prosecutor in manhattan just yesterday, sources told nbc news that local state an federal enforcement agencies had also started preparing security measures in new yor in case charges are file again

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follow up on those o the wrinkle that's bee happening in donald trump' potential criminal defense w knowacopina apparently was approached by and had conversation with stormy daniels about possibly representing her we also haven't heard that stormy daniels has waived an potential conflict in terms of attorney client relationship do you think that there is enough there, charles, tha perhaps joe tacopina, who is brought to the trump legal tea at the last minute, perhaps to prepare for a trial, could b kicked off the team because he is basically conflicted out if he had an attorney clien relationship with stormy daniels? >> you know, katie, this has been a wild situation from the very beginning if you recall, stormy daniel original attorney michae avenatti, is currently i prison for another extortion issue that he is dealing, with so nothing about this woul surprise me. if trump sees that window, and if there's other members of hi legal team who do see that as possibility, they will absolutely throw tacopina unde the bus, and he will becom another one of donald trump' legal casualties when i

some of that away, and they won't, if it is a crowded field which it looks like it is going to be a w knowut january 6th but also to ivan's point earlier, trump is pullin punches right now. yes, he is bashing candidate on truth social but nobody see that, but, in the big moment he is not going hard against his potential rivals yet because it is to his benefit t have more of them. because, we know his base is not going anywhere >> that is right, he's going t do what he always does, whic dwindled someone feels lik they are a bit of a threat they're getting a bit of traction, he will come up with the funny nickname for them, hit them a couple of times, an then move on to the next person and, that has worked well fo him in the past because, again no one else knows how to dea with that. no one knows how to deal wit it, and a part of the challeng that some of these other candidates are going to face i that they have not been in the spotlight before they have not had that glare o them yet they have not, ron desantis ha done very well in florida, and we are all talking about him every day as the b

these statements b conservatives, blaming wokenes for the bank's failure, no only is it baseless, but w knowow how to defin woke as we saw this week your thoughts on this? >> you know, the inability t define woke in my opinion is absolutely intentional to quote the great will ferrell, he said, nobody knows what i means. it's provocative it lets the people going the idea that you can create this amorphous bogeyman -- this term, wokeism some will add that i s m suffi to make it sound just as evi as the racism, sexism that being woke is designed t fight. look, woke is a creation o african american vernacula english. and then it was colonized, weaponized by far-right folk who want to weaponize it against the very people wh created. it and if you can create this big bad, bogeyman in wokeism, that doesn't actually mean anything -- but it means everything that you are afraid of, then it can be used to be a code word fo everything from replacemen theory to actually scapegoatin republican actions like th bank deregulation that cause the failure of this bank in 1960, lyndon been baine johnson was -- a

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so that is one thing to know the other thing to know that w haven't really talked abou here is, the nature of what he would be charged with if allen bag does go forward in a grand jury and degrees we think that the main charg that thing up and looking at i bookkeeping fraud. a charge that, when they wer repaying michael cohen more of the hush money payments over the course of 2017, in the trump organization's books they recorded that as bein part of a legal retainer fee and there was no legal retainer that was fraudulent entr because it was really repaymen for the stormy daniels hus money payment. in new york, that is only felony if it is fraud it for the purpose of committing or covering it up some othe crime. and there is some unknown to the public, or fuzzy ambiguity around that. i don't think that we, at leas i am not confident that we hav a really firm understandin about brags theory of the case here there has been discussion of well maybe that other crime, probably that other crime is a campaign finance violation and illegal payment to influence the 2016 campaign, o at least one that

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and how many more people w need to join us in pushing and understanding, you know, where we are as farjust vote more. -- obviously, there's a reaso they don't want you to do it i want to ask you a closin question there is this question o contagion. there's another case that is coming up for the supreme cour and is the state legislature case that would basically allo states to set aside the will o the people and substitute them with their own electors, which is what trump tried to do. is there concern in your vie and in the view of the - if this case doesn't go th right way, there could b contagion and the supreme cour might feel free to roll th wrong way in that case >> yeah. i think we need to be very cautious about all of thes cases that put our democracy i the hands of a court that we know might be politicized at this point but i do think that there is enough constitutional doctrine to force the court to do the right thing. and the more versus harper cas should be determined and the merrill versus milliga court case should be determine the right way. we will see if that happens. tha

we don't know if this will be misdemeanor, a felony. there is a lot here that w don't know it, score this is not a slam dunk case of the four cases. but the president is facing. i would argue that this is the weakest one. so, there is a lot here. and there is a long way from indictments to conviction. if it gets there the penalty can talk to this the penalty for this particula -- assuming it is a felony, is no feather grass a. >> neil, last question to you. what anthony just said gets to my question, to you. i was asking all yesterday morning, in a little bit thi morning, is there a possibilit and should we be prepared fo the possibility that the grand jury comes back and says, we'r not going to indict. given everything we have see both in the press and th signals about who is doing what talking to, how do you se a possibility that the grand jury does not hand out o indictments? >> there is always a possibility, jonathan. it is the genius of our gran story system, piers deciding this, as opposed to government officials i think it is probably unlikely, given the e

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we don't know if or when tha is going to be coming, and w know the political fallout has already gotten we are seeing it from capito hill where some of the nation' top republicans have indicated they will go to bat for th former president we may soon see it around th country. the other sort of team developing today is from the former president, calling fo protest. first on his own behalf and on of the first truth social post familiar this morning and then later in the day on behalf o kind of all of these other issues that he is tried to put at the front of his campaign and they named president biden later in the day but h suggested the protests shoul be about what is going on in this country and not jus what's happening to him. it is a part of the mix that makes up this version of donal trump's campaign part personal grievance, par policy i think we will see over the next week perhaps longer the former president really lean into the idea that he is being attacked because of th political threat he believes h poses to president biden, to democrats. it's a fascinating and truly unprecedent

the same time, they need to say, hey, we stand by trump and w know that this is a cruel. system we've seen so many time and what i've heard from mik pence earlier this week. or recently was that, yes, h saying that he and trump are n longer on the same page, the definitely weren't on the same page january six at the same, time he pointed out that new york has othe issues to worry about. this is not what the america people want to see he made sure to say that line to make sure that he's no totally dumping trump. but at the same, time is distancing himself from an liability that may come from whatever happens next. >> however this goes barb, to that point, how likel is a tuesday arrest likely for trump? those are words he's put out claims he's made without any evidence and if a is taken into custody talk us through the timeline o what happens after that? >> i'm not sure. if the prosecutors want to present some testimony tomorrow, in terms of mr. costello, an perhaps mr. cohen. they still need to spend som time i think with the gran jury doing a summation presenting a propos

greatest crimes eve committed in this country, attempting to end america' constitutional republic as w know, it and should face legal accountability for that. >> yes, and, should face som accountability for that at som point and we don't know if any of that will ever be full lega accountability because part of that is charging decisions and while he was still president that was one of the things tha constrain the prospect of lega accountability for him then wa this where justice departmen rule that we have about no indicting that one person in the country no matter what the do as long as they have that job. there's all these intricacie around whether or not as legal accountability, including ones charges or bra are brought whether or not you are convicted and what kind of sentences are given. accountability is a broa thing. we are seeing an attempt a legal accountability for him for the first time in his life it's fantastically newsworth because of that but it's not systematically different thing for our country to see a politician >> the final thing i'll sa here is there's an old check o l

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w? >> you know, it could be, but then warren buffet would become a bank holding company and the restrictions on bank holding companies are fairly dramatic and he would have to understand what that meant to his everyday core business, what he could do, what he couldn't do, and all the regulations and restrictions he would have upon himself after having become a bank holding company. it's not a simple decision. >> well, part of that decision has to also be, you know, is this going to hurt me in the long term. larry fink, you know, runs the world's largest asset manager, told investors a few days ago we could see more seizures and shutdowns coming. he said, you could see something like the savings and loan crisis in the '80s and '90sre nden disappeaitat >> no. i think larry i overstating it. this is a crisis of confidence right now to some, tent extent. bank runs are a problem of confidence. they put in backstops for two banks we know are in trouble. the banking industry is trying to help a third bank putting depositsinto that bank. we know the remedy is for three banks. there are thousands of

but in this case where he ha basically said protest and w know that based on january six that the protests can be deadly, there may be some restrictio on his ability to use social media for that purpose and then a trial date will b set and discovery will be ahea and there will be a trial. and under all the rules of the process that he is entitled to the evidence will be presented and i think that based on what we have seen so far, that ther is a very strong case and very high probability that h would be convicted >> all right, we are going t come back to that question i promise, hugo lowell, it strikes me - on friday, we had nbc news reporting that multiple la enforcement agencies wer preparing for the possibility. tell me what your sources ar telling you about what that ca look like >> yeah, it was actuall in response that nbc repor that trump went through social and decided he was going t send out a post. i think it kind of reflects th anxiety in trump world right now. and especially with trum himself. they like to make a big poin about how this is going to hel his campaign and it's goin

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