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Into trumps election interference case. prosecutors want to get started in january. trumps team wants it to begin in april, april of 2026. joining us right now is nbcs justice correspondent ken dilanian, blayne alexander in atlanta, and greg bluestein is a political reporter for the "atlanta journal constitution." christy greenberg is a former federal prosecutor. good to see you all. blayne, first walk us through the arguments in atlanta today. i understand were also learning more details about ...

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Saying they needed time to prepare. but judge chutkan said, "mr. trump, like any defendant, will have to make the trial date work regardless of his schedule." today mr. trump blasted it as an attempt to undermine his presidential campaign calling it "election interference." its yet another collision between the republican front-runners legal calendar and the height of campaign season. that march 4th start date just one day before super tuesday. three weeks later the start of mr. trumps trial in ...

Not ready to work for our lives. >> all right -- we will have to leave it here. thanks for your time. -- im lindsey reiser, you asked what will be next next -- at two pm eastern. simone, starts right now. , starts right now greetings everyone, youre watching symone. we learned a startling new information this hour, about the racist hateful shooter on a rampage in jacksonville, florida, targeting black people at $1 general store, killing three. how this tragedy unfolded, and why current gun laws ...

News. making the most of bbc news. making the most of his mugshot. donald trump portrays himself as the victim as he joins 18 codefendants portrays himself as the victim as hejoins 18 codefendants in the georgia election fraud case. this is the fourth criminal case for the former president as his legal troubles and election calendar grew even more complicated. while mr trumps rivals try to play catch up at the first presidential debate... it is good to have you with us. welcome to this special u...

Politics.he says it has nothing do with joe biden. its a lot bigger than that. take as much for joining us. cnn prime time with abby phillips starts right now. >> its a fantastic story and we will have a little more discussion about that this hour caitlin. thank you very much. good evening everyone. im abbeville. welcome to cnn prime time. this is just the beginning. on monday, the very first big hearing in georges election interference case will get started. mark meadows is first. he will be up...

Voting rights, economic equality, educational rights will be addressed. theyre scheduled to march over to the king memorial at about 1:00 today. again, if you had to sum up the feelings of many of those who came out here -- and weve spoken to people from all over the country, from ohio, from arizona, from new york. over and over again i keep hearing the fight continues. >> people have come from far and wide, by bus, cars, planes and everything. thank you so much. still ahead, one of donald tru...

Are convicted, whats going to happen is whoever isnt in the trial is going to roll and theyre going to flip like dominoes, and testify against him. so theres a lot of moves happening on this chessboard right now, and well see who actually goes to trial in october. >> so, greg, this isnt funny will says first time trying a racketeering case. a lot of folks have pointed to her successful 2015 racketeering case against teachers, more recently he had the sweeping repo case that she brought against r...

Of the co-defendants in the election interference case. we mentioned harrison floyd earlier who turned himself in yes, but he is still in custody. our legal analyst lisa rubin is joining us now from the courthouse in atlanta. what do we know about this hearing, lisa? >> reporter: hey, ana, im having a little bit of trouble hearing you right now, but what we know right now is that harrison floyd, who is the only one of the 19 defendants in this election interference case to be still in custody ha...

In the coming weeks and a trial that could start as soon as 59 days from now, although all of that could change if the defendants succeed in their push to move the case to federal court as we just talked about. then theres special counsel jack smiths election interference case. that could go to trial in just under five months in washington, d.c. in the hush money case, march 25th, 2024. 56 days after that, the mar-a-lago classified documents case is set to go to trial in florida. that date, you ...