trump s legal team says the president is expected to turn himself in early next week according to district attorney alvin bragg s office. quote. we contacted mr. trump s attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan s d.a. office on arraignment supreme court indictment remains under seal. guidance will be provided when the arraignment it date is selected. fact that the grand jury indictment remains under seal means we don t know the exact charges. bragg has been investigating trump for alleged payment made leading up to the 2016 lengsdz. that includes $130,000 to adult film actress stormy daniels. bragg questioned witnesses about another 150,000 paid to model karen macdougall allegedly that is. the former president has denied all of these allegations along with affairs with both. all the while bragg has been trthrust national debate. saying in part this is political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg
it s possible. steve: witness stamp persian. they could say pressure was applied one and that rises to charge. bryan brian what about business practices and providing information that inflated the worth of a property in order to get a loan? that s what the d.a. that s what the d.a. letitia james fined him a couple million dollars. a civil case going after separately. brian: can you use that? you could have. it should have happened before a civil case. if you have the potential for criminal and civil charges. typically criminal charges go first they went civil through letitia james. ainsley: in a normal trial one juror who thinks is he innocent. he is innocent and let off. what happens in a grand jury? is it a percentage that gets to decided. grand jury 12 out of the 23 grand jurors. ainsley: in new york that s going to happen? extremely low bar to get an indictment. steve: speaking of new york. new york is the only state where they do not allow cameras in the
case. brian: they told us it was going to be adjourned and take a break for three weeks. ainsley: they can unsealed before the arraignment. it is possible. steve: a switch aroo. thought it wasn t getting to happen and boom there it is. elliott, thank you very much. thank you. brian: new york city police bracing for possible protests following the indictment. ainsley: madeline rivera joins us with the latest. mad line? good morning, brian, steve and ainsley. unprecedented move requires a massive response. the nypd has ordered every police officer to be in full uniform today as a precautionary measure. the indictment drawing mixed reactions. they are trying to destroy donald trump because they fear him at the ballot box they are trying to drain him dry. he spent more money on lawyers than most people spend on campaigns. they are trying to bleed him dry. mr. trump is fundraising off indictment as he tries to rally his base. some supporters believe this
has a shot. jury pool come from a jurisdiction that voted 85% for joe biden. it s not supposed to work that way in this country. not supposed to bring criminal cases where the viability of the case only hinges on the pre-existing unpopularity of the defendant. ainsley: what do you think will happen on tuesday? will we see him in handcuffs? he had said originally bring it on. put me in handcuffs. will we see him enter the court house through the garage underneath so he is safe and i know secret service will accompany him. i don t think the secret service would allow a former president to be handcuffed. they have a legal obligation to protect him. so i don t think we will see him in cuffs. i don t even know if they will do a perp walk there are various cat combs and little secret back entrances into that courthouse bring him into court without having to pass by the cameras. walk into court and handed a paper copy of the indictment like any other defendant. told formally what the ch