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You would have won it that way. i read some descriptions about local election officials about people turning out for early voting. they seem to indicate that people in ohio are turning out in unusually large numbers because they seem angered by this effort to change the rules. you hold an election in august because you re hoping not many people will show up. seems like ohio residents will show up next week. yeah. one, they had to get it in front of the november one. secondly, they are frustrated because these are the same people who literally violated the ohio constitution to gerrymander themselves into the constitution and they were hoping in this case that turnout would be low enough that they could scare their own voters through ridiculous ads so they show up and have an artificial majority only on august 8th. the good news is i think people are seeing it, we re seeing that in the polls, we re seeing that early vote.
And we ll put on legal defense in his many trials. as well, i say it because he keeps doing ridiculous things with lawyers. for example, his long shot bid to get his hush money criminal case in new york transferred into federal court. that was slapped down decisively earlier this month. he is nevertheless appealing that ruling spending a whole bunch more money on a case that s really gonna never go his way. he s also having his attorneys go to court to try and revive the bizarre racketeering lawsuit he once filed against hillary clinton. for a flavor of this one, you should note that a federal judge already not only dismissed this case, but the judge ordered trump and his lawyer to pay $1 million in sanctions for even bringing something this ridiculous in the first place. and yet, here trump goes again, demanding that his lawyers go back into court and file that one again. trump also just had his laugh out loud defamation suit against cnn thrown out of court. and just today in georgia,
Says that that trump-funded lawyer told her, quote, the less you remember the better. eventually she got herself a new lawyer who want on the payroll of the trump campaign. but that lawyer trying to influence the testimony of his purported client now seems quite relevant again. there are now two trump employees charged along with their boss in the classified documents case, the federal criminal case in florida. lawyers for both those men are being paid by legal excuse me, political entities associated with trump. that raises the question are they working in the interests of their clients or in trump s interest? did the trump lawyer who tried to influence cassidy hutchinson s testimony face any consequences to are for that?
Whether it s gerrymandering every, suppressing the votes of the majority or in this case just changing the rules mid stream. they know that their views are unpopular, kansas was sort of a bat signal that these statehouses are way beyond their state people when it comes to their views and in this case it s a perfect example, they just want to change the rules. in this case they are scheduling an election next week on a day that they made illegal to have an election. so they break their own rules to rig the rules against majority rule. it really shows you what they re doing nationally. ohio is just the recent test case of what they want to get away with. do people in ohio get that dynamic? i mean, i ask because as you mentioned, there s this vote next week which is about changing the rules, you have to have a super majority to pass something like this abortion rights measure, which previously would have within a 50% vote and
Just within this last hour we ve gotten a new filing from former president trump s political fund-raising group detailing its spending for the first half of this year. as expected it shows payments of tens of millions of dollars in legal fees for the former president and his advisers and allies. that massive expenditures on lawyers. trump is having to spend that money basically because he enjoys setting fire to it. i say it because he keeps doing ridiculous things with lawyers. for example, his long shot bid to get his hush money criminal case in new york transferred into federal court, that was slapped down decisively earlier this month. now he is nevertheless appealing
That ruling, spending a whole bunch more money on a case that is really never going to go his way. and he s having his attorneying attorneys go to court against the previously filed racketeering lawsuit against hillary clinton. a federal judge not only dismissed this case. the judge ordered trump and his lawyer to pay a million dollars in sanctions for even bringing something this ridiculous in the first place. here trump goes demanding his lawyers go back into court and file that one again. and he had his laugh-out-loud defamation suit against cnn. and the georgia judge s order referenced rumple stillskin. tens of millions of dollars in
Mean advantaged biden basically across the board. but polling does suggest voters still trust republicans and even trump more on the economy than the current president. now, some of that i think we could all argue is trump inflating, you know, how good the economy actually was while he was in office. but the perception is there. is there going to be more than just these occasional white house events? seems there needs to be a change in the overall strategy, no? that s right. the president in these events, he s done a handful of these now since they ve launched this new bidennomics term they re using. he has gone after republicans a little bit, and he s tried to make the case that he s handled the economy much differently than they had. he s focused on how he s tried to build out the middle class and not cut taxes for the wealthy as a way to jump start the economy. but they are going to be focusing on that more and more as we heard closer to the election. another hurdle they have here
See a possible indictment. and with a case so sprawling when might a trial begin? yeah, a target letter is an indication jack smith is nearing the end of an investigation, so we could literally see within a matter of days or weeks an indictment returned by the grand jury in washington, d.c. and, you know, interestingly even though the mar-a-lago documents, obstruction, and espionage case was indicted first, there is no first in, first out. first indicted, first at trial rule. so it could very well be that we see a washington, d.c. trial if this case is indicted before we ever see a trial down in florida, but it s a little bit of an open question. i would suspect we would begin to see trial some time early 2024. we certainly appreciate your analysis this morning, nbc news and msnbc legal analyst, glenn kirschner. come back soon. thank you for being on today. now, let s turn to another