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-- for avis, what spring meant to her, the beauty of it and tough memories. if you havent had a chance to read that in "the post," do that. >> the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire. and former director of homeland security under president obama, jeh johnson. ahead of a possible criminal indictment of former president donald trump, sources tell nbc news that law enforcement is bracing for modest protests in support of the former president today aro...

Could refute it, we have experts here that can explain that they corroborate testimony with other sources. theyre not just hanging on michael cohen. welcome back to michael -- to "morning joe" with reporting about michael cohen. it is tuesday, march 21st. jonathan lemire is still with us. joining the conversation, we have professor of history at rice university and presidential historian doug brinkley. "new york times" opinion columnist david french. and msnbc legal analyst charles coleman joins...

Case, emily, is there anything here? >> emily: to do the xs and os, this is coming up to the 2016 election, the $13$130,000 payment made by michael cohen, then president trump said turning to stormy daniels for a alleged affair in 2006. according to alvin bragg, that resulted in falsification of business records. now thats traditionally a misdemeanor here in the state of new york, but it is known as wobbler which means it can be elevated to a felony if there was intense to commit another crime o...

Joining me now, the democratic senator from arizona, mark kelly. senator kelly, thanks so much for joining us. lets start with the latest on trump. obviously, arresting a former president would be unprecedented in the history of the united states. we do not know what exactly charges could be filed yet. what we do know includes the idea that falsifying business records might be one of the charges. thats a misdemeanor in new york, unless prosecutors use what a lot of experts say would be a risky l...

Trump. obviously arresting a former president would be unprecedented in the history of the united states. we do not know what exact charges could be filed yet. what we do know includes the idea that falsifying business records might be one of the charges. thats a misdemeanor in new york unless prosecutors use what a lot of experts say would be a risky legal approach to charge him with a felony. all of this, by the way, over an improper accounting of the $130,000 payment. do you think, do you hav...

Laws. if they can tie it to concealing another felony, a new york state election crime or perhaps trying to piggyback it on to the federal violation, that bumps up the falsifying to a felony charge. then the unknown here is if bragg is actually revisiting the many financial crimes that are worked up which he charged the organization with, its theoretically possible to open that at this point. it would be related to this. its a business record. that would be bad news for trump because then hed be...

Hear another witness. its not the normal practice that you would have in the grand jury, this kind of witness versus witness scenario. its not really a good strategic thing for them do, which brings me to my concern, it might be a little too quick in terms of bragg having decided to move from zero to 60. with his office now trying to suddenly push it forward, haste can make waste. >> yeah, there are a lot of questions right now that we really havent answered in our reporting about why were seein...

We expect to see >> yeah, good morning, katie its nice to see some movement on the justice front it is a bit of a fools erran to predict with the grand jury might have decided to indict donald trump for, but let it b a little foolish of learning and take a crack at it we have heard a lot about th charge of falsifying busines records now, that is a misdemeanor crime in new york. unless you are falsifying thos business records in further -- furtherance of other crimes, t facilitate them, or to cov...

Welcome to you, sir. first, before we get to this bank news, you are a forme prosecutor untold. im wondering what you make of donald trumps baseless clai that he will be arrested tuesday? and if you can bring us inside some of the discussion happening amongst your colleagues on the hill thi weekend? >> donald trump may very wel be arrested on tuesday i think if he is, had th general sense is that this i going to go whack to storm daniels, in which case hes -- felony theres a misdemeanor that h n...

ASIC has permanently banned a Sydney-based adviser after he falsified his financial adviser exam result. In a statement on Thursday,  ASIC said it has permanently banned Todd Karamian, of Sydney,