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People can discuss, that support is real. its undeniable. what will shake that support is conviction. >> ambassador john bolton, thank you so much for your time today. kaitlan collins? >> reporter: hi, jake. sorry, were outside the courthouse. obviously, donald trump has arrived here. we did not actually see him, because his motorcade went into the garage. we do know hes got a slew of political advisors with him, but most importantly, he has his attorneys with him. and whats notable about that i...

Prosecutor. i mean, trump is going to be face-to-face in that room, we believe, jack smith is going to be here. thats the second time that theyll both have been in a courtroom together. but trump has been attacking him endlessly on social media, calling him deranged, calling him a crackhead, implying that he had something to do with cocaine that was found at the white house. i mean, its awkward, but also, how does it affect the prosecution in the sense that he is attacking the very prosecutor? >...

You take this indictment and go through it paragraph by paragraph and look at the facts, figure out which witnesses theyre going to use, to have to use to prove these charges, each fact in the indictment, theyre all republicans. republican appointees from the vice president of the united states to the chairman of the joint chiefs to jason miller to, i mean, you name it. everybody. and what youre going to see at this trial is, in the witness box, is going to be a parade of people who worked for a...

Impacting him politically. when you need money to be in your pac, to be on the air and do all the things that a campaign needs to do. if these legal troubles are costing him politically, that could be a serious problem going forward. >> thank you all so much. so much more to discuss as we watch every movement thats happening at that d.c. courthouse. i really appreciate it. lisa, dasha, ken, ryan and david. please stay close as we continue throughout the hour. still ahead for us right now, the ra...

Meaning of their vote, i think thats going to be very compelling. >> we just heard lisa talk about the judge who served as an expert witness in the january 6th hearing to counsel vice president pence that he did not have the power to do what trump wanted him to do on january 6th. he was on this podcast and not only did he talk about the stain on this country if this goes forward, but he believes trump wants this indictment. take a listen. >> this indictment for january 6th if it does come, would...

About this moment. i dont share that. our colleague andrew weissman and mary mcchord have a podcast where they interviewed the former conservative appellate judge that advised former vice president pence in the days leading up to january 6th. he basically said to andrew, this moment makes me sad because former president trump brought this on all of us. but it is a stain on our nation if hes indicted for election interference and we shouldnt lose sight of is that. the weight of the moment as ken ...

Are still talking. nbc news has confirmed when former nypd commissioner will meet with prosecutors. what his lawyer told us. a whole lot of questions and a whole lot to talk about. lets start with reporting. ryan riley is outside district courthouse in d.c. ken dilanian is at the justice department. here in new york, dasha burns and lisa ruben. also with us is former prosecutor, david aaron. we know the grand jury broke for lunch. they came back. now they appear to have left for the day. bring u...

And there after, either the indictment will be sealed or immediately unsealed and my guess is were somewhere in between. that the special counsels office has learned their lesson in dealing with donald trump. they know what happens when they seal something for a few days. he fills any information back in that they leave. so they may be sealing it only for a couple of hours. will notify his counsel that hes been indicted then take it upon themselves to release this information to the public. >> d...

New allegations in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump deepen his legal jeopardy as he braces for possible additional indictments related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The latest criminal charges unsealed Thursday allege a more central role for the former president than previously known in a cover-up that prosecutors say was meant to prevent them from recovering top-secret documents he took with him after he left the White House. Experts say the new al...

New allegations in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump deepen his legal jeopardy as he braces for possible additional indictments related to efforts to overturn the 2020