ayman, another ex trump lawyer agrees to testify against. him could we see even more flippers in the georgia election, plus the new republican house speaker could cost the party big-time in 2024 and we will explain why and breaking news out of israel as troops push amid a massive communications black out. let s get started. fani willis knows what she is doing, that is clearly within a matter of days, after the fulton county district agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. they secured plead eels from sydney powell, kenneth chesebro, and just this week, jenna ellis. they are all former attorneys for donald trump. in august, ellis didn t appear to show any regret for her behavior. smiling from ear to ear as she opposed for her mugshot. but she is singing a very different tune. i think my responsibilities as a lawyer very seriously and i am a person of sound moral individual and all of my dealings. in the wake of the 2020 presidential election, i believe that challenging the r
from professional certifications, to job training, to help navigating programs and services, we give veterans access to support from anywhere in the world. coming up on the second hour of ayman, another ex trump lawyer agrees to testify against. him could we see even more flippers in the georgia election, plus the new republican house speaker could cost the party big-time in 2024 and we will explain why and breaking news out of israel as troops push amid a massive communications black out. let s get started. fani willis knows what she is doing, that is clearly within a matter of days, after the fulton county district agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. they secured plead deals from sydney powell, kenneth chesebro, and just this week, jenna ellis. they are all former attorneys for donald trump. in august, ellis didn t appear to show any regret for her behavior. smiling from ear to ear as she posed for her mugshot. but she is singing a very different tune. i think my
Up 10 points. That has now evaporated. Interesting to see who turns out, a testament to the excitement level. Thank you all. That is all for this evening. The Rachel Maddow show starts right now with ari in for rachel. Good evening. Rachel has the night off. We have a pretty big show. Today was day two of the federal criminal trial of the campaign chairman. The witnesses were several people who sold the defendant clothes and houses that he bought through secretive International Wire payments. One important thing we learned from what happened today, this judge is holding muellers prosecutors to the line, limiting their questions and how they present key evidence to manafort to the jury. A former prosecutor who tried these kinds of cases and inside that courtroom today joins me to explain if what the judge is up to could hurt muellers case. There are reports tonight about the russian woman charged with trying to carry out the government influence campaign through the nra in the u. S. And
paul manafort, president trump s one time campaign chairman, is being sentenced for the second time in a week there inside that federal courthouse. he faces up to ten years in his second and final sentencing. of course, one of the questions in addition to the length of the sentence is whether this is going to be a sentence that is served c served concurrently or consecutively. we re getting another note from inside the courtroom cur. on his background, judge jackson, quote, court is one of those places are facts still matter. this is not a single isolated incident. this supports the notion that a significant portion of his career was spent gaming the system, barrett. it was spent gaming the system. i mean, it s almost as if judge ellis and judge jackson were sentencing two different people based on the remarks
stone. he s before the exact same judge and is going to be coming up against a judge that doesn t take these things lightly. he should be paying some careful heed to what she s saying in these remarks. what do you make of the notes we ve gotten so far from inside the courthouse? well, this is so fascinating, craig. both judges in these cases have used their platform to speak to the larger audience. judge ellis complained he thought the special counsel had too much authority. and judge amy berman jackson there, in talking about the courtroom as a place where facts still matter, appears to be speaking to the larger political culture in which we find ourselves and many blame in part donald trump on that. you know, we re liveriing in a place where lies are told by politicians, people don t believe the facts in front of them. a third of the country doesn t have confidence in the mueller investigation or the fbi. judge amy berman jackson is reinforcing the idea that in her courtroom, the