unprecedented, but ijust want it s historic, that this is unprecedented, but i just want you to pause for a moment as we think about the fact that an american president has been indicted and is currently under arrest in lower manhattan in the courthouse. a new cha ter in manhattan in the courthouse. a new chapter in the manhattan in the courthouse. a new chapter in the term manhattan in the courthouse. a new chapter in the term presidency - manhattan in the courthouse. a new chapter in the term presidency a - manhattan in the courthouse. ii’ chapter in the term presidency a new chapter in the term presidency a new chapter in american history. in this first of what would be several indictments of donald trump this year. indictments of donald trump this ear. ., ., ~ ,. year. throughout america s history, for more than year. throughout america s history, for more than two year. throughout america s history, for more than two centuries, - for more than two centuries, a
headlines in the days, weeks months, even years to come right now, donald trump and hi golf club in west palm beach set to become the first former president to appear in court a a criminal defendant here is what is expected t unfold trump will arrive in new yor city monday night, tuesday around 1 pm or so, he ll b driven from trump tower to the courthouse as of now, he will not b handcuffed, nor will he be placed in a holding cell he will be booked, and vigor printed. tuesdays also when we re expected to learn the exac charges trump is facing. earlier, the former president lawyers gave some new strategy details. we re not doing anything because that would b showmanship, and nothing more. we haven t even seen the indictment yet we will take the indictment, w will dissect it, we will loo at every potential issue tha will be able to challenge, i very much anticipates meanwhile, the reaction fro a lawyer, trump s former attorney, points to the star witness in the hush mo
i m stephanie ruhle. new signs tonight of a legal battle brewing for the special counsel subpoena to former vp mike pence. cbs news reporting that trump s legal team is gearing up to track on the grounds of executive privilege. we learned yesterday that the jack smith subpoenaed the former vp that wants him to testify under oath that his investigation into trump s role in january 6th. jack smith is also overseeing the investigation into donald trump s handling of classified documents. tonight, abc news reports his legal team [inaudible] a folder with classification markings found last month at mar-a-lago. they also turned over a laptop belonging to one of trump s current aides. abc says trump s lawyers told agents, the folder had been copied onto the laptop. so far, neither trump s legal team nor the justice department is commenting. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. meanwhile, fbi found another classified document today at mike pence s house in indiana. discover d
we begin with this week s january six hearing. the answer to questions about what exactly former president donald trump was doing and the 187 minutes between a speech at the ellipse and his video telling insurrectionists to go home quote with love. and live testimony, we learned the president knew the scene that turned volatile. he refused to stop the mob. and they once loyal trump aide sarah matthews, recounted how trump s nearest and dearest pleaded with him. to call off the rioters but, he did not. he chose instead to sit in the dining room watching fox news on tv, he did nothing. thursday s hearing, left no question that every single person in the white house was aware of the danger. one of the most chilling testament to that fact came from the testimony. former white house security official whose identity is being protected describes the raw fear heard over the radio on january six from secret service agents on the ground at the capitol. obviously, it was 30 but what p
to appeal the decision. we have live reports from the barge border in just a few minutes. for the january six committee, sitting down with one of the most high-profile witnesses yet, rudy giuliani. the former attorney met with the panel on friday after nine hours from when he was subpoenaed in january. you reported today, according to the emails obtained by the washington post, ginni thomas, a wife of supreme court justice, clarence thomas, pressed lawmakers after the 2020 election to set aside the joe biden popular vote victory. she wanted a clean slate of electors. we are going to talk to legal analyst melissa murray about. this first, reporting on today s top stories we go to mike in a sole, erin mclaughlin in ukraine, and sam in texas. big welcome to all of you. mike, we talk to you first. a very busy day for the president. he is not just making international air headlines, but he is taking care of business over there. what can you tell us? i ve traveled overseas with t