and he is a play mid event in a civil suit against trump, in his role in inciting the january 6th attack on the capitol. and back with us is glenn kushner, glenn, what is your evaluation as a prosecutor of these developments. immunity and a potential cooperation agreement? immunity was never relative dormancy working for my favorite approach because what immunity means, jonathan, is there somebody who has been probably involved in crime. but the prosecutors make a tactical decision, we are not going to charge, them instead we are going to grant them immunity, and we are going to compel their testimony, we are going to squeeze it out of them in the grand jury. once you give them immunity, they no longer have a fifth amendment right against self incrimination that they can invoke, and not testify. but the challenge with immunity is once you grant somebody immunity, if you need to rely on that person at trial, there are going to be on the receiving end of some scorched earth cross-exami
who had all sorts of incredible white-collar defense work, and they were national names. they were saying, you know, this donald trump would politely declined. they ve heard the stories that he doesn t take people advice, that he likes to litigate the press. he doesn t listen to his lawyers. and sometimes, he doesn t pay them, or he pays them not as much as their actual bills are. so, that s an issue. now, we are in the, you know, seventh iteration of legal challenges facing donald trump. and, again, he is struggling to find council to represent him. i think that glenn is right, that there s going to be people joining from scratch, which isn t too great. with our sources have told our colleagues at the washington post is that lawyers have different perspectives about how to go about this case. do they listen to their client
affected destruction of property. i department is going to be there to ensure safety and security without trying to exacerbate or escalate the situation. meanwhile on capitol hill many house republicans continue to rally around the former president was going after the department of justice without let s get smarter. nbc capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter with the national post anthony coley. former justice department spokesperson under attorney general merrick garland. former federal prosecutor glenn kushner in former trump white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews. we ve got a full house on this important night. glenn, walk us through what we should expect tomorrow. so tomorrow because there s been a negotiated turn in for donald trump rather than interest he will come in to the local fbi field office, he will be booked, he will have his
this donald trump would politely declined. they ve heard the stories that he doesn t take people advice, that he likes to litigate the press. he doesn t listen to his lawyers. and sometimes, he doesn t pay them, or he pays them not as much as their actual bills are. so, that s an issue. now, we are in the, you know, seventh iteration of legal challenges facing donald trump. and, again, he is struggling to find council to represent him. i think that glenn is right, that there s going to be people joining from scratch, which isn t too great. with our sources have told our colleagues at the washington post is that lawyers have different perspectives about how to go about this case. do they listen to their client who wants to rip apart the department of justice and accused them of bias and political machiavellian motivations, or do they want to go for excluding evidence? how about excluding all of evan corcoran tapes, and relitigating, whether or not
any small business owner gets affected destruction of property. i department is going to be there to ensure safety and security without trying to exacerbate or escalate the situation. meanwhile on capitol hill many house republicans continue to rally around the former president was going after the department of justice without let s get smarter. nbc capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles. pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter with the national post anthony coley. former justice department spokesperson under attorney general merrick garland. former federal prosecutor glenn kushner in former trump white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews. we ve got a full house on this important night. glenn, walk us through what we should expect tomorrow. so tomorrow because there s been a negotiated turn in for donald trump rather than interest he will come in to the local fbi field office, he will be booked, he will have his