willie? >> all right, courtney kube starting us off this morning. thanks so much. let's bring in the former supreme allied commander of nato and nbc's chief international security and diplomacy analyst. admiral, always great to see you. our military tends to make these things look easy. as you know all too well, they are not. so how risky was this mission to get the 80-some diplomats and families out of sudan? >> high risk, willie, and you know it because we put the very best of the best on this, navy s.e.a.l.s, delta force, backed up by s.e.a.l. teams this is the a-squad. even when you put your very best in there, the effort to rescue hostages from iran went terribly wrong decades ago. these are missions inherently risky. kudos to the department of defense for pulling this off so smoothly. >> so the embassy is closed temporarily. diplomats are out. as courtney points out some 16,000 americans remain in that country. what's next for them, admiral? >> this is a tough situation for all of them.

but like willie, he was a conservative. he was a little bit worried that people like carlisle were wanting to go too quick. and after the first wheeling convention, he had been tasked to kind of figure up a strategy. and he is quite famously said that he was in his study. he was kind of looking over the way this could possibly happen. and she reported at one point he said, eureka, i have found it. and what he had found was looking at the us constitution, does anybody know how you create a new state from an existing state in the us constitution? do we have any cause to to analysts there. it's, it's that part of civics class you never get to. yeah. do you need approval of the, of the previous state. that was a part of the federal government and the dude. right. you need the federal government's approval and you need the approval of the state. you're wanting to take territory away from so we need the virginia government in richmond to approve the creation of west virginia. is that ever going to happen? and that's the part of t

easter to you, willie.aster to you, willie. it is a gorgeous day in it is a glorious day in vatica city where pope francis celebrated easter mass with tens of thousands of people who came from all around the world to commemorate the resurrection of jesus christ the pope was wheeled on to the altar and welcomed by applause his hospitalization for bronchitis now behind him. his voice sounded strong and, at times during the mass, he stood unaided. then he took a joyous ride through this crowd to bless the people from the popemobile and after that, he gave his address to the city and the world from the central balconyee in st. peter's, praying that this easter would be a passage from conflict to consolation he prayed for the ukrainian people on their journey for peace, and he also prayed that the light of easter be shed upon the russian people he spoke of many of the hot spots of conflict around the world, including jerusalem, lebanon, and two countries where he recently visited, congo and south sudan. today, t

>> reporter: willie, good morning to you.er this week in front of the state capitol rallying for tougher gun control measures. in the state of tennessee it will be very tough to move the needle on an issue like this because so many republican lawmakers control the majority of the political offices here in the state. now some state senators have said they actually won't be putting any sort of gun-related bills on the table this year at all and even at the national level, don't expect any sort of major changes. president biden came out after the shooting calling for an assault weapons ban but said he reached his limits without any sort of congressional support. meanwhile, nashville police said the suspect in this shooting was under doctor's care for an emotional disorder, managed to obtain seven weapons legally but this could have been prevented if tennessee had a red flag law. willie? >> in the meantime we all are thinking about those families in nashville today. kathy park in nashville, thanks so much. >>> coming up next here

willis seems like she has a timetable in mind. >> i think the anxiety comes from two things.vior's ongoing on trump's part and the reality that we are a country at greater risk because domestic violent extremism has intersected with lies about the 2020 election. it's not the fault of either of you two. you've worked to make sure that the truth gets out and gets out quickly. congresswoman, i want to ask you just in the plainest way you can explain it what was trump's role in the plan to seize voting machines >> well, you know, as usual, as any good mob boss would, he had others do the nitty-gritty to preserve a little deniability but there's no question he knew about it and i think it's obvious he was interested in any scheme that would promote his goal of overturning the election at one point the acting director, department of homeland security, had to tell him we can't do that. i mean, it's not permissible so certainly he was aware of the whole thing. we have testimony from mr. giuliani and by the way, it's great to see mark again we worked so closely for so long in the comm

willie james inman, thank you. >>> and i have to say it, now, to another willie.s willie nelson's 90th birthday. tonight, the lone star legend is celebrating with first of two concerts at the hollywood bowl. nelson's career began back in the 1950s, and it has really never stopped. he's written some of country music's biggest hits, including patsy cline's "crazy" and released 72 albums over the years. happy 90th, willie. >>> all right, straight ahead here on the "cbs evening news," democrats and republicans unite on efforts to keep social media safe for kids. >>> coronation countdown. an ancient scottish stone returns to england. >>> and the great american tv race to show the crowning of queen elizabeth ii. crowning of queen elizabeth ii. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... ...is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unu

but the fani willis case is also eminent.ave a little bit, recently they've held meetings in conference calls about who to charge with what, and what the letters of culpability are. so this is, again, another indication that they want to still find -- >> your hedging. objection, your honor, your hedging. >> that depends, i'm talking to a lawyer. >> what is it? >> mar-a-lago documents. >> i'm with mar-a-lago documents. >> come on jack, smith. charles cohen, hugo lowell, thank you so much, gentlemen. speaking of, it was a night of politics and punchlines at the white house correspondents dinner. the night affectionately known as nerd prom offered us a mix of journalist, celebrities, and politicians, after speaking out about protecting the freedom of the press, president biden helped to get the fun started by making jokes about his age. >> you might think, i don't like rupert murdoch. it is simply not true. how can i just like a guy who makes me look like harry styles. you say i'm ancient, i say, i'm wise. they say i'm over the

i'm willie geist.ricans on either side of the abortion issue are awaiting a ruling from the supreme court about access to the most commonly used abortion pill. the court, which voted to overturn roe versus wade ten months ago, says it will make a decision this week about a ruling by a federal judge in texas that invalidated the fda's approval of that drug. we'll have the latest in a live report and talk to chuck todd about the political impact just ahead. >>> plus "a sunday focus" on the national guardsman arrested for leaking national security information online. how did the 21-year-old airman get access to some am america's top secrets? we'll look into it. >>> then our "sunday spotlight" around this weekend's tenth anniversary of the boston marathon bombing on one survivor's mission over the last decade to help people like her. >>> and later, a new "sunday sitdown" with academy award winner rachel weisz on her chilling new series "dead ringers." the possibility of working again with her husband, dani

heard other people say it, as well, willie.t remembered one of the best tv episodes for any series in some time. it was pretty stunning it was -- they had one scene that was, like, i think 24 minutes of just straight camera shooting the whole thing was really dynamic. what season are you on, willie, season one >> i've never seen a frame of the show. >> oh! >> but i hear it's great. >> willie. >> people i really, really trust love it and insist i see it. i am going to do it. i promise. i'll be caught up for our discussions. >> you need to have a sunday sit-down with logan. >> these elitielitists. >> or "sunday today. >> i got it backwards. if you don't want "yellowstone," you are elitist. what is willie >> he is busy is what he is. really busy. >> catch up. >> don't give it away. i don't think it happened. >> i'm with claire. >>> to the news, the justice department has filed the request in a federal appeals court seeking to halt the ruling from friday by a texas judge that would block the fda's decades old approval of the drug m

debrow get off these cases and that's the motion that dea willis has filed. and i have a hard time seein how that motion is not granted >> yeah, so, a couple of thing that we learned -- when is that the investigation is ongoing because this is happening, basically, right now, and fani willis really rushe into court with this motio pretty much as soon as they go this information from thos people, that they were not tol about the immunity offer this is a really big deal that we will be following as this case continues glenn kirschner and charle blow, thank you both very much for starting off our conversations tonight. >> thank you lawrence. >> coming up, there is a new demand for an investigation of supreme court justice clarence thomas, senator sheldo whitehouse will join us next with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day

he often visited with his cousin uncle kaiser wilhelm , visiting uncle willy, he called the happiest period of his youth , the new king considered world communism to be the main threat to great britain. he often said that his family was never able to forgive the bolsheviks for the execution of their loved one. relative of the russian emperor nicholas ii, eduard considered the fair, as it seemed to him, the social structure of nazi germany , hitler’s economic reforms, to be exemplary, welcomed eduard and the strengthening of the military power of the third reich german naval agreement. it allowed hitler to significantly strengthen the german fleet. now its total power could reach 35% in relation to the fleet the british empire edward viii openly supported the british fascists, and oswald mosley considered his close friend. the excessive political activity of the royal person violated the traditions that had developed in england . it was rumored that the king was secretly preparing a coup d'état. one of edward's close associates, the german aristocrat count charles, a saxon cobrgoth wh

willis. and then the other significant transgression's, this step bromance a whole group of fake electors, ten of them, and the disqualification motion sets oaks that dea willis and her team had conversations wit some of these fake electors on our parole 12th and april 14th and these fake electors said some of the other fake elector represented my misstep rol committed crimes that we had nothing to do with that is a direct conflict that mandates miss deborah get of these cases and that is th motion that fda willis has filed. and i have a hard time seein how that motion is not granted >> yeah. so a couple of things we learned, one is that the lef investigation is going on -- right now, and fani willis really rushed into court wit this motion pretty much as soo as they got this information from those people, that they were not told about th immunity offer this is a really big deal that we will be following as this case continues -- charles blow, thank you very much for starting off ou conversat

willis i getting ready to potentially announce charges against trump and others this summer.o the fulton count sheriff's office, warning them of the need for extra security as she moves ahead with he investigation, quote, i will b announcing charging decision melting from this investigatio during fulton county superio court's fourth term of the court, which will begin on jul 11th and conclude on september 1st, 2023. to discuss all this, i a joined now by mary mccord, executive director of th institute for constitutional advocacy and protection in georgetown, university law center. and former actin assistant attorney general for national security at the department of justice. mary it is great to see you. i'm wondering if you are reading this letter from the d. a. i fulton county the same way i a reading it. she is asking fo extra security, providing this letter to bring your attention to the need for heightened security and preparedness in the coming months due to thi at the announcement. and it sounds pretty plainly obvious there that a crimina indictment of donald trump may

fani willis became the d.a. on january 1st, 2021. the tape that we just heard of donald trump calling brad cavensberger, that happened next day and then became public within hours and now we're looking at an indictment, if this timeline holds, at earliest two and a half plus years after the effect. i know investigations take time. this should not have taken two and a half plus years. and now as a result of that, wolf, donald trump supporters are going to say, first of all, we dent see an indictment for two and a half years until after donald trump, a., announced candidacy and, b., is emerging as a front-runner and they're not going to get to a trial until the middle of 2024 at the earliest if we see a charge this summer. there is discovery and appeals and motions and is a state judge really going to hold a trial of a potential republican front-runner or nominee that close to an election? i'm not so sure and i think fani willis bears responsibility for taking this long to do this. >> dana, go ahead. >> let me add one other thing, one

and so some of that i think is probably also within the scope of fani willis' investigation.operators relating to that. new revelations suggest that this kind of access in georgia was actually discussed in the december 18th meeting trump had with sydney powell and others. so that would be pretty substantial new evidence if that's, in fact, true. >> we know that special counsel jack smith is also investigating efforts to subvert the election. and we are told repeatedly that the special counsel's office is not coordinating with d.a.'s and the timing of potential charging decisions, but because jack smith and fani willis have a lot of overlap, do you think there's a possibility the doj is talking to the d.a.'s office and they're coordinating the potential rollout of any indictments because the time frame looks to be similar, this summer. >> yeah, and, you know, we don't have a time frame from jack smith. what we know from jack smith is as a federal prosecutor he's going to be very conscience of not taking any action too close to an election that could be perceived as trying to i

hey, willie. >> good morning, kira. great to see you.row morning on "sunday today," a new sunday sit-down with academy award winner rachel weisz on her series "dead ringers," and the possibility of working with her husband, daniel craig, after working a decade ago in "betrayal" on broadway. any chance we might see you and your husband appear together again? >> i think we aren't going ton at the moment. yeah, i think we really love our private life as a life, as a family, then we go to work separately. >> people talk about "betrayal." i go back further. >> blowing my mind, willie. >> you were fabulous in that. >> okay, just -- >> my gosh. >> you just -- i'll have to take a really long drink of water. >> you didn't even remember you were in that. >> wow. willie, no one has ever brought that up. i'm just shaking and holding on to the table. willie. >> see, i mean -- >> wow. >> my conversation with rachel, plus the latest headlines and another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up on that ho

fani willis normal?hat willis wants law enforcement to prepare with heightened security? >> wolf, there's always security considerations when you have high-profile trials. prosecutors, when they have those concerns, always communicate them. i think what the d.a. is doing here is also setting an expectation window. there's so much evidence that charges are going to be filed against donald trump. she has said they would be imminent. but imminent means something different in law enforcement terms, as katelyn points out, than it does in everyday life. this is within the window of imminence and she is both putting law enforcement on al left, but advising the country for another one of these seismic events in our history. we already saw one in manhattan. there may be as many as three more of these with this one now set between july and september, in great likelihood -- >> clearly lots going on. norm eisen, thank you very much. kaitlyn polantz, thank you for your reporting. just ahead, president biden is expect

petersburg, but he does not go there at all in order to relax and have fun willy looking at nature. something like characters, he says that you are a hero in crime and the punishment must grow up, you must mature for the role of raskolnikov and you just need to be imbued with his indomitable rebellious spirit. after all, a modern film will never wave an ax in vain. he will simply take a loan from an old pawnbroker , dress decently, find a job, and then he will definitely pay off the loan on time. in general, the most famous finn in russia, willie habbsala, will do without crimes and punishments , he simply loves unbalanced and violent dostoevsky's heroes are valued even more by calm, detailed finnish customs. he told us about it in a secret whisper and smiled loudly in finnish. our journey today has come to an end , travel with us. travel yourself all the best and see you soon. the implementation was successful. they took him and his gas tank was pierced on a motorcycle full of welled up, alive but so far passed out. well, what are you going to tell? you are a fan. no, no, no, you'r

reports that willis may go big or go home and bringin charges.what is the strategy here? is it better to allege a bigge conspiracy, involving trump an several of his allies, o should fani willis stay focuse only on the big fish >> one of the things you hav to consider as a prosecutor is what charges does your evidenc prove and what can you convinc the jury to convict on the risk, if you go to big, yo know, we've all seen these indictments that are overblown juries sometimes get confuse or they make an effort t negotiate amongst themselves and return a split verdict so, prosecutors like to follow the kiss roll, keep it simpl stupid it's a great rule fo prosecutors to keep in mind. that said though, when you hav evidence of serious crimes, yo have to charge them. and it seems that willis has been focused for a while now o whether or not to use georgia' -- statute to rope in a reall full measure of conduct around the georgia election rico is something that's typically used for organized crime, willis is something of specialist in its use, she's got

fani willis on potential criminal charges against donald trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results >>> and we have three very special guests fresh from their white house meeting today with president biden. the tennessee three, justin j. pearson, justin jones, and gloria johnson join me right here in the studio >>> we begin tonight with the abrupt and embarrassing end to tucker carlson's reign as the top rated primetime host in cable news this morning, fox announced that the two had agreed to part ways and thanked him for his service to the network that decision apparently came from the very pop, fox corporation chairman rupert murdoch, according to reporting in the l.a. times whose reporter spoke with people familiar with the situation. "the new york times" meanwhile is reporting that tucker was given no heads-up that his time at fox news had drawn to an end, according to two people with knowledge of the timing of the conversation the anchor was told of the network's decision on monday morning, they said in fact, the "wall street journal" says carlson only found out he was

jonathan lemire, katty kay still with joe, willie and me.icle professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. former republican congressman, carlos corbello of florida he is an nbc news and msnbc political contributor. good to have you all with us this hour. >> mike barnicle, the always-exciting boston red sox now .500. >> oh, boy. >> you know, joe, you and your love affair with duran and, you know, being upset by the boston red sox. 162 games. we play it every day the funny thing is, though, this morning, with that clip, you know, you turn on "american pie," turn it pay up in the car radio and it is 1970/'71, it's a memorable song the lyrics are filled with question marks and wonderment. it's a wonderful, wonderful song i just love that song. >> by the way, president biden gave the south korean president a guitar signed by don mclean. >> stop. >> no! >> right after he sang the song. he knew it was his favorite tune, broke it out what else is great about this state dinner, there was talk about is it going to be tense because of the docum

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willis writes, i'm providing this letter to bring to your attention the need for heightened security and preparedness in coming months due to this pending announcement, she specifically talks about the criminal investigation into interference in the georgia 2020 general election. she also writes, open source intelligence has indicated the announcement of decisions in this case may provoke a significant public reaction and then she signals that there are acts of violence that have taken place that would be outside first amendment protests that would be protected speech. remember, donald trump, the things that he is being investigated for doing, did ultimately lead to that violence at the u.s. capitol in january of 2021, the riot whenever his supporters tried to overtake congress and stop the certification of the presidency, his loss of that election. and so fani willis is signaling that that is all part of the thinking here and she's taking into consideration the need for security around that courthouse especially after donald trump already was indicted once for totally separate behav

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>> well, they're not 162-0 at the end of the season, willie.unbelievable even before that, willie, tomorrow night, the knicks opening up the postseason against cleveland. >> yeah. >> keep your eye on that the closest series, probably, of this round >> we enter with some hope we have a pretty good team this year joe, i don't know if you've been monitoring over there in county mayo or if there is buzz about the a.l. east there at ashford castle, by, my gosh, rays beat the red sox last night, 13-0 they're even with the '82 braves and the '87 brewers for the hottest start since before 1900. you have to go back to the 1880s to find a start better than this. >> willie, you walk through ashford castle, and you'll see the flags of the families who have owned ashford castle since the 13th century and, of course, a boston red sox fan. yes, there was a red sox flag, which they tore down last night. they've given up hope here no, i'm actually over here looking for an irish rugby team to follow. because the red sox have just -- it's been a brutal start i wi

so we got the funny willis thing coming up i, you know, may, june, possibly july. and them the jack smith stuff. so the bottom line is, you know, no matter what he says, and no matter how people feel about it, donald trump is going to have to be spending a lot of time in a lot of court rooms, even while he's running for president or mike, which he one of the things it has surprised me and you know, maybe i don't have the full story, is that one can be a convicted criminal and still be elected president of the united states still service press, united states, you know, almost all of the other candidates out include including your former boss was nearly, was thought of as a potential candidate for president. how do you think they're hearing what mike is a cough just shared because my sense is that from the moment donald trump's private estate was rated by the f b i. and also from the moment when he announced himself, in fact, we've got this the same, or we can show up right now where it reads the, the far and away leading republican candidate and former president of

david willis speaking to me a little earlier.n is preparing to meet his chinese counterpart. he is on a state visit to china in a bid to try to get president xi jinping to play a bigger role in ending the war in ukraine. ursula von der leyen has also joined him on the trip. the french president says china could use its close links with russia to resolve the conflict. translation:— russia to resolve the conflict. translation: ., ., , , ., translation: china has proposed a eace translation: china has proposed a peace plan _ translation: china has proposed a peace plan and — translation: china has proposed a peace plan and we _ translation: china has proposed a peace plan and we have - a peace plan and we have welcomed it, but do we agree with it in its entirety? no. but it is interesting. shows willingness to commit to resolving the conflict and so if it is not a peace plan, it is a desire to have responsibility to try build a path towards peace and a hope to be able to participate in initiatives that are useful to the ukrainian po

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fani willis is looking into trump's effort to overturn the election results in that state, including,hers, including efforts to get access to voting machine in coffee county, georgia. we don't know how this part of the investigation will play ou in the broader scheme of thing license investigating, but w do know that decisions are coming yesterday, the atlanta journal constitution reported that d.a willis is getting ready to potentially announce charges against trump and others thi summer we know that because in letter willis sent to th fulton county sheriff's office warning them of the need for extra security as she move ahead with her investigation quote, i will be announcin charging decisions melting fro this investigation durin fulton county superior court's fourth term of the core, which will begin on july 11th an conclude on september 1st, 2023 to discuss all this, i a joined now by mary mccord, executive director of th institute for constitutional advocacy and protection in georgetown, university law center and former acting assistan attorney general for nationa security at the

electors, they were in for a last summer that they were targets in a probe district attorney fani williy focused o donald trump and his efforts t subvert the 2020 election, i today we learned some of those fake electors have been offere immunity although not all of them apparently knew that today, miss willis filed a motion seeking to disqualify a attorney named kimberly burrow double kimberly burrows to broker the represents ten of the fake electors in this case, which i a lot of fake electors t represent. we learned in the final th judge ordered her to have conversation with her client about a potential immunity dea last year nda willis's office claim that contrary to what was said in court, mr. bro and here's her counsel, holly pierson apparently didn't share that information with at least some of those ten fake electors and in a statement was release within the past hour mis debreau called the d.a.' motion baseless, and said have ethically and professionally represented m clients at all times and i wil continue to do so. so there remains a very bi question about what kind o council

now, the reason we are learning this is because district attorney fani willis sent letters to severalin georgia, essentially alerting them that they may have a security concern. this coming in what is called the courts fourth quarter in fulton county, georgia, that would be specifically july 11th to september 1st of this year. so, that's when those indictments could be announced. willis writes in her letter, i am providing this letter to bring to your attention the need for heightened security and preparedness in the coming months due to this pending announcement. she specifically talked about the criminal investigation into interference in the georgia 2020 general election. she also writes open source intelligence has indicated the announcement of decisions in this case may provoke a significant public reaction, and then she signals that there are acts of violence that have taken place that would be outside first amendment protests that would be protected speech. remember, donald trump, the things he's investigated for doing did ultimately lead to that violence at the u.s. capitol in

willie, i'm not joking here. they're just in another league they're in another league compared to the red sox pitching-wise, batting-wise, in every metric, it's as if we're a double a team coming up to play the pros. >> it's not just the red sox, joe, they are dominating everyone i mean, dominating, these games are not close. they're hitting the ball like crazy. nobody can touch their pitching and they're the third team since -- really in modern baseball history, a braves team in the '80s and the milwaukee brewers. this is getting to the point of making history they're 11-0 as you say, just head and shoulders above everybody else it's 162 game season we say this every year, there will be ups and downs, and the yankees will play well and orioles and jays will play well. it will tighten up for sure. we haven't seen anything like this, gosh, in the last 30, 35 years, a team going undefeated this deep, and doing it so dominantly on both sides of the ball. >> and they're looking great, and it's only april, and it is o

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it's wednesday, april 26th -- >> why don't you ever invite me and willie up there?ey, listen, this is. >> what are you doing? way to go, t.j.? >> please help me. please help me this is what i deal with, okay this is what i deal with every day. i need you to sit down >> i am pulling up my -- >> oh, my god. >> i am going to fire him. >> no, you are not we love t.j. do we want to get to the news now? do you want to do the show willie, take the top story so -- >> did joe have the top button open, too, like after thanksgiving dinner? >> yeah, i just made him steak and eggs >> let's recenter and refocus. we are at the top of the hour just after 8:00 here on east coast. chinese president, xi jinping, spoke with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy by phone this morning he said he is pushing for peace and china will send a special representative to ukraine to conduct talks. president zelenskyy tweeted about the call a short time ago, calling it long and meaningful, and this is the first time they have spoke since russia invaded ukraine. >> yeah, we have heard from presid

richard holbrook, who was very tall and willie nelson is very small.artment. they are there so the war doesn't happen. >> keri: exactly. they are the first in before any soldiers, any boots on the ground. they are the last to leave. they are the ones who organize every leader. they know what they like to eat& they know who they need to hang out with. they introduced people. it's a really fascinating job then people just don't know about. >> stephen: we have a clip. what are we about to see? >> keri: oh. complicated husband. >> stephen: is there another type of husband? >> keri: [laughs] no, there is not. we are -- the president is about to land and we are in a big argument. >> stephen: jim. >> katie, come on. let's talk about it later. speak i'm not discussing it ever again. >> the president is going to reach cal first and then you. unless he forgets. >> katie. i can't leave. i'm so sorry. >> i don't want to hear it anymore. >> you can't divorce me. >> we decided that months ago. >> katie, the vice president is going to resign and they want you to repl

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and he called fani willis, a races.ty that trump has a right to speak a mine >> and so, the comment not concern me at all. it's ridiculous nature but i support his right to b protected by the first amendment and say what h likes. >> while she supports his righ to speak freely, she did war him not to cross the line. >> people have the right to say, whatever they choose to say. as long as it doesn't rise t the level of threats against myself, against my staff, or against my family. >> trump isn't alone attemptin to weaponize - political game the former president supporter in congress are taking note. in march, house speaker kevi mccarthy announced that he was ordering a probe into the ma and ea's prosecution of trum accusing brag of an outrageous abuse of power, demanding bags testimony in the house investigation. bragg refused, he called a unlawful, incursion into new york sovereignty but today, house republicans took their crusade to the next level. when the house judiciary committee fired off its very first and their s

willis' office claims that contrary to what was said in court ms.ebro and her then cocounsel holly pearson apparently did not share that information with at least some of those fen fake electors. iba statement that was released within the past hour she called the d.a.'s motion baseless, false, and offensive so there remains a very big question about what kind of counsel ms. debro was offering her clients, and then there is this the filing also claims that in recent meetings with ms. willis' office some of the fake electors accused another fake elector, one of the clients of ms. debro, they accused that elector of further crimes now, what those further crimes are we do not know something maybe beyond all possible doubt what ms. willis has investigated thus far, which is, well, now you have my attention. and the d.a. says that assertion creates a conflict of interest some clients who may be cooperating with the d.a.'s office are levying charges against another client who is presumably not cooperating with the d.a.'s office, and all of them are being r

it is thursday, april 20th along with joe, willie and me, we have the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire we have former u.s. attorney, now msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. and the host of msnbc's "inside with jen psaki," jen psaki she's former white house press secretary. great group this morning. >> huge show. >> lot to get to. >> huge show a lot of news. >> it's massive. >> yeah. >> by the way, willie, i don't know if you saw, but, i mean, look, mika. >> what? >> just all over twitter. >> why no, i'm not. >> no, all over. >> i retweeted some of your tweets from poland they were amazing. >> you're trending all over twitter, and twitter is all over you. >> i think i know what you're talking about. >> let me just say, does willie know what i'm talking about? >> i -- >> the $12 tank top she's wearing right now. >> oh. >> what do you call it, cami >> personal is the word, but it's true. >> $12 tank top on twitter >> i think it was less than $12. >> purchased it on twitter or they're talking about it on twitter? >> i made a purchase on twitt

i have the right to take and look at stuff. >> willie? >> you do? >> willie?l don wait why that's meatball ron sean trying to help trump time and again. i know you wouldn't do that. >> sure, i would let's move on. no i want to completely prove the federal government's case. he goes on to prove the federal government's case. more relevant now after "the washington post" story that broke this weekend >> if you are the prosecutor or special counsel in this case it's clip and save the interviews it was last september when donald trump said, you can declassify documents by thinking about them as former president of the united states then they would be declassified. we should ask chuck rosenberg if you are the special counsel, what are you makes of the interviews of donald trump giving >> i was thinking about when i was a federal prosecutor preparing for trial. i would have a folder the file and finding a document or something that would be useful i put it in the file the file here would be enormous. as prosecutors, we collect stuff. we never know when we need stuff

d a willis's office claims tha contrary to what was said in court that miss debrow and her colleaguermation with some of those ten fake electors. in a statement released within the past hours, she called i baseless, false, and says that she has ethically an professionally represented m climates at all times, and wil continue to do so. there remains a very big question of what kind of council miss debrow wa offering her clients now there's this the filing also claims that in recent meetings with mis willis's office, some of those fake electors accused anothe fake elector, one of the clients of miss debrow, accuse that elector of further crimes what those further crimes are, we do not know something might be beyond what miss willis has investigated thus far, which is now that yo have my attention, the dea say that that assertion creates conflict of interest some clients who might b cooperating with the d.a.' office are levying charges against and other clients wh is presumably not cooperatin with the d.a.'s office all of them are bein represented by kimberly burrow debrow you can see h

but i also think it's worth questioning fani willis.nvestigation in february of 2021. it took her two and a half years to even get to this end game. >> as i mentioned, he's facing multiple investigations, criminal investigations right now. if you find himself indicted again, walk us through the timeline. how could that play out? >> i think a save rule of thumb is that usually takes about a year, give or take, from indictment to trial. in this case could take more because you have to go through discovery. prosecutors have to turn over all they're motions. while trump is gonna bring all sorts of motions including motions that you never seen before. he may argue he's immune because some of the charges may touch on his time as president. if he loses those, they may have to go off on appeal. so it's going to take a long time. and wolf, if we do that calendar math, it could last landsat trials, certainly in 2024. know where we're gonna have a fire a trial in 2023, and maybe right in the heart of the election season. >> so how does trump being