team caught off guard by news in th indictment your reporting indicates the learned about from new yor times. tell me about it, because we only learned about a potential indictment because donald trum -- only said he was gonna b arrested last, tuesday - he below >> so was gonna say look, i wa on the phone with a senior trump advisor, literally as news broke, i can kind of hear on the other end i'm going, oh you know it's this breaking, news item from the new yor times, and i like all my god i'm not to call you right back which of course he never calle right, back is the news as wha it was but this is kind of the patter of what trump and his adviso been trying to grapple with large two weeks. you know, including from tha first post that you mention, when you put on truth social there is gonna be restaurant tuesday. that was nothing more than him responding to news reports, of an increased security, at th courthouse in manhattan. we >> -- 30 minutes on how to go ahea on the front, before the new leaked carolyn, i will talk about where this goes. we have a great deal of fait and legal sys

what do i mean by that this is not just a new yor -centric security threat o challenge.this is something that needs t be treated by law enforcement, writ large, nationwide and as something that they should be preparing for. why? because groups like th boogaloo boys are alread preparing for it they are already massing i private rooms and facebook and other platforms talking abou civil war. and with regard to trump pos in this morning, there's already a scattering o extremist talking about civi war, talking about warning governor desantis in florida that he should not allow extradition of the president the former president we have lawmakers like the house speaker already tellin us what his dance is going t be it is going to be combative, a protest type stance. we have trump already saying that he has a rally planned fo friday in waco texas, right on the cusp of the 30th anniversary of a deadl standoff between a religious cult and federal agents wher at least 75 people died, including three atf agents all of this is going to stress and test our system with regar to lessons

the same thing is happenin with the failure silicon valle bank, in its wake, new yor -based signature-- the government, in the body of the fdic has stepped in. taking over both institutions. guaranteeing that customer will get their money back. banks, railroad companies, wil always want to basically liv on the edge. right? ramp up the risk capture the gains. they want to be independent. the government, except, except when when things go terribly wrong. and then they need help. but these two ongoin situations illustrate exactl white deregulation can be so costly both in dollar terms and human terms. and of course it's not at al surprising that donald trump - the republican, pushed those policies this is what republica presidents do. it's a huge priority when they come into. office ronald reagan did it, a the george bush. what makes a little differen this time, and in some way more interesting, is the ideology republicans used to provide rhetorical - for their actions. the pre-trump republican party's -- reagan, bush, paul ryan, the would make a case fo deregulation on the merits, as it

his backup singers - >> jen psaki, you are way ahea of me because i have interviewed a mayor of new yore tw things at the same time. so you are way ahead of me o this stuff as of right now that looks like the best interview of a new york city mayor already that i've ever seen >> well, thank you, lawrence what we did do, we spent the afternoon together we rode the subway, we talke about everything from crime to immigration. he obviously ran as a man who' going to make the street safer. he's made a lot of polic choices in the process we talked about his fate, hi family mental health and his approach to that. we haven't made a smoothie together so, what i'm hoping to do with the show, we'll have plenty of news makers. on we also have leader hakee jeffries, and gretchen whitmer on this weekend. but i want to spend time wit people where they live, wher they spend their time, so th public can get to know them little bit better. >> jen, do you know how long we've been trying to get hakee jeffries on this program this is getting tough to watch here the competition -- >> leader jeffries, please

outlets that if trump i indicted he will surrender himself to authorities as tacopina told the new yor daily news, most people woul collapse under the weight of this joining us now is tali farhadian weinstein and paul butler, professor at new yor university school of law - and tali, i will start with yo in terms of joe -- there so many different layers to all these different legal sagas. let's start with the one tha seems most pressing joe tacopina is president trump's counsel in this case. and it sort of seems like he may have a conflict of interest here for people who are no lawyers, can you explain how and why that might be the case >> yes, so, alex, i don' actually see how he ca continue to represent trump in this case. because he has two sets of obligations that the right issue. one is that you have talke about in terms of hi obligations to stormy daniels, because there was a time whe he represented her and so that generates conflict of interest because, under the ethical rules, he cannot represent someone whose interests ar adverse to her, which, clearly this is. >> diametrically

some o them this hour >> speak into garrett as you know and you have been reporting on, this and new yor city right, now the manhatta criminal court is alread preparing for the possibilit of an indictment for forme president trump. nbc george solis has more from outside of the courthouse fo us >> yesterday in new york it is business as usual but we kno that behind the scenes there i a lot of talking and a lot o planning going on. should the former president be indicted as early as next week we do know he likely won't enter to the front doors of th courthouse here and lower mean hatton inside we'll enter through the district attorney's office flanked by media and onlookers on both sides. we do know that local state an federal agencies are all holding several courts meeting at this time looking at ever possibility for any security risks that could potentially arise show this indictment com as early as next week. nbc has reached out to all o these agencies, all of the declining to comment at this time and of course securit concerns, more rampant with th president using this on social media

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i have found that the commission has been called upon to not only preserve exeter yors but intear yors, interiors don't come as often but when they do they are extreme low important. and the commission has irrelevant assisted bistaff in a confident way. if not had the expertise on the commission itself. which miss gray would provide t. is important that she was born and raised in san francisco. i say that because although it is in the a qualification from the seat. it is tremendous low important when evaluating comments this people both in favor of and in opposition to projects. and -- >> time elapsed. >> thank you for your comments. can we have our next public commenter? involving pers often at lagger heads. i recommend you approve vicktory why's confirmation. thank you. next caller, please. i'm francisco decosta i represent the first people of san francisco. and i endorse this candidate. she is with you foiled for the job. we must remember this we need somebody on the historic preservation commission to look deep into the indigenous people. we must remember that the board of supervis

than that going o behind the scenes in the department of justice accordin to reporting for the new yor times, shortly after he became attorney general in 2019 william barr set out t challenge the prosecution. when barr was sworn in, cohe had already pleaded guilty and was set to begin a three-yea prison sentence, all of whic embarrassed and angered th president. the bar spent weeks week prosecuting the questioning -- and at one point eve instructed justice officials i washington to draft a memo outlining legal arguments that could've raised questions abou cohen's conviction and undercu similar prosecutions in th future the person on the receiving en of all that pressure, bearin the brunt of, it was that ma you see there on the right jeffrey berman, who was then the u.s. attorney for th southern district of new york. had been appointed by donald trump, and whose office wa prosecuted in the case against cohen. berman would later confirm, in his memoir, that barr tried to kill the investigation suggesting cohen's convictio on campaign finance charges be reversed and by mid 2020, barr an d

what the burn in new yor magazine senior corresponden irin carmon.sit here and talk abou what's happening in wyoming, i texas and in florida, and it could feel patchwork, becaus it is. wouldn't you zoom out and look at the moment that we find ourselves in, what is the stat of reproductive rights and car in the country >> alicia, i think you're righ to just supposed does number about outcomes for pregnan women, whether they are dyin during pregnancy's or the da after. when we restrict access to reproductive choice and high quality care, we are essentially sentencing women t death, and if not debt the disability and trauma. all of the effort that is bein made with the stat legislatures to criminaliz individuals and doctors, t figure out ways to bring lawsuits there's a lawsuit in texas wrongful death an abusive husband bringing lawsuit against his wife's friends for upping her acces an abortion pill, all of these together spell out a reality that this is about control for reproduction and does contro over power in this country who will have access to h

when it comes to the new yor case, here is the thing people are gonna say.who normally paid hush money because it doesn't weigh -- we don't want to swipe to know we suffer the porn star. it happened in 2016 two or three elections ago. why is it being brought up now it seems like such old news. that's not to say it's not a valid claim. it's not to say that the manhattan district attorney' not doing the right thing. it just seems like really, thi is what you've got you didn't have anything else? you're going with this >> give me a quick thought o this, susan, trump as you know some support from across the republican party that includes some of hi political rival. some potential 2024 challenger at this point. do we know if this is what the truly believe or if they'r just kind of treading lightl because they don't want to alienate some constituents tell me quickly. >> it's a good thing for the to do because it's a way of no going after trump. going with the deep state an basically playing to the trump base >> that was quick. thank you for that as you know, you g

i'm talking about a theory o liability that donald trum committed a crime in new yor of also find doesn'tcord which is a misdemeanor but then the theory apparently is that because it might hav been to facilitate a crime, an election crime, that would bum it up to a felony under ne york law but this is an untested theory it has never actually been applied that i know of for that reason, that makes it winnable if that part of it gets thrown out and the case survives as a misdemeanor case against the former president, how is that win for the da's office? then you have to consider th fact that we are talking about facts that go back to 2016 2017 michael cohen pleaded guilty i 2018 there is no fact that th american public does not reall know about this payoffs to stormy daniels whether it happened or not, or what the facts are, we hav heard them all we have even seen the document if you remember. this is not a particularly strong case out of the gate. >>if michael cohen is key in this case, we know his reputation, we know that he ha served i understand he has met with the man and the eighth 2

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. >> michael, i have to ask yo as we talk about one da' investigation, the new yor da's investigation's investigation here the fact that michael cohen is wrapped up his testimony does that, should we rea anything into that in your opinion? and the fact that stormy daniels spoke via zoom t prosecutors, but hasn' testified formally in front of the grand jury could that mean that this is going to go on i mean, where do you land me look at the details we are getting out of this case >> i think he is probably close t making a decision. i have some real misgiving about where we are in the case i wish these prosecutors would get somewhere in a roo together and talk about who ha the strongest case and who has got the most evidence who can actually do somethin as opposed to worrying about who is gonna get to be the, yo know, first one at the water trough and i am afraid that is wher we are at. and i just don't find th case's mary compelling we are talking about a case, it's as old as the new yor case, over a misdemeanor charge which they think maybe if they charge a certain way or have a certa

the da has a statement outla today -- about his surrender in new yor and surrender he will an they'lls a defendant and he becomes a process he does no control. his future not only potentiall as a candidate - his personal liberty - -- all these things will be up to other people, not him. i can tell you it's a sobering experience for anyone in a brush with a law -- michael cohen have experienced but chris, he never has, and whatever the bluster and whatever the attitude an whatever the attitude -- -- what it feels like, when it' different when your faith is u to others. >> that's a really important point. i just want to stay on that fo a second this is someone who, ari melbe -- as you and i both covered, right? is one of the most notorious civil litigants, probably, i america. one of the most -- sewers and person being sued this is someone who has used the civil lawsuit to his advantage. he has contractor he has bee sued over it that is just a totally different in kind, what you ar able to do in civil court, wha the rules of the road are in civil court. the stakes vis-À-vis you personal

just look at new yor politicians. donald trump is a new york politician that's where he came up. he has since moved to florida. more on that in a moment as a new york politician somebody came up in the ne york political and busines milieu he knows as well as anyone tha new york politicians i particular get indicted all th time in just the past few years tha in new york alone we've had no one, not to, but three different new york congressman indicted and a lieutenan governor and six state senator including the leader of th senate and at least six stat members, members of the stat assembly before i got bored an stopped counting there's very little practica impact on regular human life o an american politician facin an indictment. especially when the charges ar such that the trial itself i likely to be slightly less interesting than watching pain dry on something where you don't really care if the pai tries. politicians get indicted current officeholders ge indicted former officeholders get indicted former candidates for ic office get indicted. it's not like we don't hav recent expe

indictment watch with th latest news that the new yor district attorney's office may indict former president donald trump as early as next wee i'll talk to glenn kershne about the indictment might loo like a what we can expect next in the process and breaking overnight, wyomin becomes the first state to outlaw abortion pills. i want to know, could this jus be the beginning as we await a texas ruling that could have national implications? and an arrest warrant for th president of russia. vladimir putin the international criminal court accusing the russian leader of war crimes i ukraine. have the white house i responding ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the chilly morning you, i'm katie phang we begin today wit the strongest signs yet but new york red jury may have already returned an indictment for former president donal trump. we can see his arraignment a soon as next week. nbc news has learned that local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies are als preparing for the possibilit of an indictment according t five senior officials thos preparations include discussin potential security plans aroun the manhattan

number of small businesses applying for photo contracting has gone over the pastt few years, what is yorrn when comes to federall contracting a small business? >> there is a concern, but this i do hear from a lot of small businesses as well, one small business and i were in particular, a woman owned small business. she was struggling to access and get through all the forms and the requirements just access federal contracting. she had attempted, started, given up many times trying to access those programs. so that was very difficult for her. but if you look at lending programs over all, there are a couple of issues we see coming up. senator cardin and i who is the chairman of small business committee, we have worked together on this. we sent a letter to the administration, but one really, the loosening of the underwriting rules for some of the small business programs. this is ath rule that sba has recently put out. we are very concerned about loosening of regulations and those people that may engage in loans that may not be able to repay them. and then the overwhelming advent of fintech a

rntell us a little bit about yor journey asle a leader and as a woman specifically for breeze startingcome in the chair. >> all right. thank you so much for having me here today. it is a treat to be in washington and celebrate space and satellite policy this week with all of you. i did not grow up dreaming i will be the head of the federal communications commission. i am good, all right. but i did come to washington and spend some time working on communications, policy and the privatee sector and then in the trenches of the federal communicationss commission. then i took a job up on capitol hill where i worked on spectrum policy and repurpose sink airwaves for first responders. and then was offered the opportunity by president obama to join the scc which i was able to take. and i spent some time there during the obama administration also during the trump administration in the minority. and then president biden elevated me too become the first permanent chairwoman of the scc for it only took 87 years for a woman to run the agency. the way i see it, i'm going to make up for lost time. >>

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laptop was russian disinformation before the 2020 election, we have cnn, basically a e-mails and new yor"new my family can deliver a wealth of business opportunities at highest level of the u.s. government. congressman, he is touting his connection in u.s. government, via joe biden. to try to get deals with qatar a 170 billion dollar investment fund? >> no question that james or jim biden believes he has that family power connection. he is touting it the worst part is that the president has never separated himself from those family dealings, just the opposite he has continued to be supportive of his family, thus telling the world, if you do business with my family, you are doing business with me. elizabeth: such a story, congressman issa thank you for coming on good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> this story. congressman french hill on climate czar john kerry flying on panama on a plane to lecture you and the world on climate change, congressman french hill next. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed in

and his former fixer, michael cohen, appearing twice this week before a grand jury in nsew yor, investigating hush money payments to stormy daniels. >> it was like being on trial. >> reporter: cohen met with investigators 20 times to share what he knows. >> i can tell you, their questioning of me started at 35,000 feet. and by the time i hit the 20th interview, we were down to three feet ready to land. the grand jury was the takeoff back to accountabilityville. >> reporter: cohen facilitated payments to daniels before the 2016 election. daniels spoke with investigators on wednesday via zoom. the attorney general's office has allowed him to testify but he declined. if he is indicted, that would catapult him back to the white house. >> i think it will embolden his supporters and give him more strength. he will be troouchb to be wrongly accused. >> reporter: in georgia, five jurors served on the grand jury investigating trump's actions in the state after the 2020 election, revealing they had heard a previously undisclosed recording of a conversation between trump and the late former georgia hous

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i have found that the commission has been called upon to not only preserve exeter yors but intear yors, interiors don't come as often but when they do they are extreme low important. and the commission has irrelevant assisted bistaff in a confident way. if not had the expertise on the commission itself. which miss gray would provide t. is important that she was born and raised in san francisco. i say that because although it is in the a qualification from the seat. it is tremendous low important when evaluating comments this people both in favor of and in opposition to projects. and -- >> time elapsed. >> thank you for your comments. can we have our next public commenter? involving pers often at lagger heads. i recommend you approve vicktory why's confirmation. thank you. next caller, please. i'm francisco decosta i represent the first people of san francisco. and i endorse this candidate. she is with you foiled for the job. we must remember this we need somebody on the historic preservation commission to look deep into the indigenous people. we must remember that the board of supervis

there's also reporting tha federal prosecutors in new yor are looking into trump socia and trump's media outfit about whether they took $8 million from people with suspected russian ties, includin possible money laundering. that's yet a another investigation by donald trum -- into donald trump. >> man, the people who have wo over the last six years, every single election, our lawyers guys, let's go back to the economy, to the banking, i a not going to call it crisis, but the situation that we're in people are scratching thei heads and pointing fingers what do we need to do? it's more regulation, less regulation, it's got to be smart regulation what is the right path >> we had a conversation earlier, and i don't agree wit elizabeth warren about a lot o things, but when she came ou in 2018 when they were tryin to rollback a lot of - the 17 them decided to do that and the vote came through. that rollback was misguide under the trump administration but what is fascinating is silicon valley bank, which obviously, we know wha happened to that stop and bank they would have passed the stress thi

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of donald trump thi week, nbc news has learned tha the ex president will no testify before the new yoring him a wide ranging investigation i looking into an illegal hush money payment made to adul film actress stormy daniels. daniels says the money was t cover up an affair she had wit donald trump before he was president, something he denies but the probe is moving alon just fine, without the e president's cooperation. today, trump's former fixe michael cohen testified before that grand jury for about thre hours. and he is returning on wednesday for even mor testimony. in fact, back in 2018, cohen pleaded guilty to facilitating the hush money payment that is in question. and he has been a crucia witness in this investigation, meeting with prosecutors a least 20 times today, cohen's lawyer told reporters his client is taking accountability for the e president's misdeeds >> michael has spent a lon afternoon, i'll speak for him, and answering all your questions, all facts, an completely respond we're not gonna make any comments about what he sai other than to repeat wha michael has said,

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his truth social media platform, referencing report that he could soon fac criminal indictment in new yor as early as next week. trump claims that leak indicate he will be arrested o tuesday. but he did not say whether h has actually been informed o any charges or what thos charges would be a spokesman for the manhatta da's office has declined t comment. trump also called for protest, and d.c. news reported frida line forsman agencies includin the nypd, fbi and the secret service. they are already this costin security plans, should charges come down. we will be talking about all o it ahead with our guest, including former trump attorney, michael cohen who testifie before the grand jury this ver week and later, the attorney genera of black america joins us with an update on the case of tyr nichols who died at the hand of police and memphis, tennessee earlier this year. but first, we are joined b democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. senator, thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me reverend al. >> now i want to get your take on the possible charges agains trump b

■ i look at all these different cases, mar-a-lago, january 6th, e1georgia, new yor there's a wraplp sheetbeing investigated for. one of the questions that sort of hits me is his sort of handling of these cases also opening him up to future investigations. what do i mean by that? how is he paying for all this? he has already shown tob the kind of person that lies to his own lawyers. he's obviously at this point going to bee1 absolutely eninsurable. no bank inlp this country would ever want to give this man money again. he is absolutely the person who would be pursued or at least get the interest of foreigni] agencies. is it possible that there are other investigations that could come out about donald trump uiiq >> yeah, exactly.e1 so donald trump is a serial lawbreaker andjfq someone who h no respect for law enforcement or for ordinary, normal processes. and t(so, you're seeing some of the fruits of that bear out. now with these fourw3 different criminal investigations into him. so, i do think that,e1 you kéou that is a feature of who donald trump is, who he always will e1. the thing about

felony attached to that which conceivably could be something, possibly a new york state tax law or a new yorhat we call a stand-alone one count indictment especially because falsifyin business records is misdemeanor but if you are falsifying business records to facilitate or cover up other crimes then you are on the hook for those other crimes you are probably going to see multi count indictment perhaps three or four differen charges. and some of those charges believe will be felony charges >> glenn, thank you very muc for joining us tonight always appreciate it >> thank you, lawrence >> thank you and coming up, the special tas force is enforcing sanctions against russian elites, proxies, and oligarchs. they call themselves the rep squad. that is next humpty dumpty does it with a great fall. wonderful pistachios. get crackin' moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day. many taking rinvoq saw

. >> according to the practice you're aware of in distric attorneys offices in new yor city, will donald trump' lawyers know about a indictment before we do? >> yes it is very likely that the will receive notice about th indictment from prosecutors in this case, so that they ca make the arrangements to hav their client show up, in court and also turned into be rested and actually formally booked through new york city police >> how much advanced notic that they get for that, th trump lawyers? >> that's up to the discretion of the prosecutors and a lot of it is going t depend on the nature of th charges. we are still trying to ascertain what exactly is goin to be put in front of the gran jury, ultimately, in terms o the charges that alvin bragg will seek to move forward on we are all expecting that they will be felonies that ar related to campaign financ violations but at this point, we still do not know, because that was a legal theory that brags office had investigated and dealt wit before but did not choose to move forward on a lot of people are wondering, what's different now that is g

if there is an indictment, which as i suspect there wil be, if i'm in this new yor district attorney. that's going to be reviewed in court. and the prosecution is gonna have to prove beyond, reasonable doubt, that michael cohen is saying is right i think that's not tha difficult to lift, quite honestly, these payments wer made right before the 2016 election you have to be an idiot to think that it wasn't gonna benefit your campaign, whe you're paying it at that particular moment in tha particular rush. lawrence, you're absolutel right to say, there's an number of other problems wit the payments, like the tax consequences, because last i checked, paying $130,000 to th porn star you slept with is no a legal expense. >> yes, professor gilles, when you listen to that the accusations laid out about stefan passantino and hi representation of cassid hutchinson this looks like something that was more than just his thinking it certainly reads as somethin that is not this lawyer making his own decisions for this client, it sounds like there's a wider conspiracy in that kin of representation? >>

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this was his 20t meeting with them, know donald trump has been invited t testify before grand drain yor city one of his attorneys tells nbc news that they have, quote, no plans to meet with the manhattan district attorney' office last night, my msnbc colleague the reverend al sharpton talked about where things stan the lead prosecutor, the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg. >> we have an active investigation, many observed last year that the trial of th trump organization's, what i would say is the same team working with the same type o professionalism and rigor, the same type of team or activ investigation, all refrain fro saying anything more than, tha would prejudice an investigation. >> follow the facts, as moderate party, wearin background, what did you do? what does the law say? >> all, right joining me now i democratic representative, natalie dean of pennsylvania member of the house judiciar committee. served as that house impeachment manager for th second impeachment trial o donald trump representative dean, good to see you, thank you for being with us this morning >> goo

with me now former new yor prosecutor and civil right attorney, charles coleman, and stewart stevens.s now with the lincoln project. mr. coleman, three hours o testimony, michael cohen i going back for more? what does that tell you? >> it tells me that alvin brag in the manhattan da's office have determined that they ar going to dot every i and crossed every t. they know that - >> that's a lot of letters three hours. >> it is but this is a very big deal. they know that they can' afford to leave any stone on touched when it comes to his testimony and what it is that is at stake >> alvin brag has been looking at his lega theory around donald trump and campaign finance violations fo a very long time initially i you recall he passed he passed to the point of a lot of political backlash and eve some 80s left his office because he passed. not he's picked his thre backup, he has to make sur that he's covering every bas possible in terms of whateve indictment on timidly result from michael cohen's testimony trump declined to testify before this same grand jury. we shouldn't be surprised by it

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