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are deciding whether donald trump is immune from prosecution. in other words, can a president do whatever he wants to in office? even order the assassination of a political rival? trumps team argues a qualified yes. what does that mean? and what did the judges say in response? plus, after the door plug blew on that alaska airlines flight, is it safe to fly? investigators now find there are major problems across boeings 737 max 9 fleet. what went wrong on the assembly line and whats t...

faithfully executed allows him to violate criminal laws. >> a skeptical response to donald trumps immunity claims by one of the three federal appeals judges who heard arguments yesterday. well get expert legal analysis on that hearing. straight ahead, it comes just days before the iowa caucuses. nikki haley and ron desantis are in the state trying to cut trumps large lead while he is tied up with those legal issues. also ahead, the latest on the health scare for the secretary of defens...

>> mr. trumps fingerprinted through a digital figure consistent, but his mugshot, they used an existing photo. >> special counsel watches from the front row as the ex president pleads not guilty. for donald trump, america had never before had a president twice impeached. america had never before had an ex president indicted, let alone twice indicted. today, on the day of his federal harassed, america starts yet another new chapter. joy reid, nicole wallace, chris haines, lawrence odonn...

along with analysts chuck rosenberg and lisa rubin. what can we expect based on arguments put forward in advance by both sides? >> reporter: to set the scene, because donald trump is here in person the security has really been ramped up. theres a much greater police presence. in terms of in the courtroom, this is a long shot for donald trump, this idea that a former president cant be prosecuted for any acts whited while serving in offense, its belied by the fact that gerald ford pardon...

where hell finally experience consequences for some of his actions. next week, tuesday, marks the beginning of the second e. jean carroll defamation trial. news on that later on. but first things first, developments ahead of closing arguments. tomorrow in new yorks $250 million civil fraud lawsuit. the judge revealed he would not allow donald trump to deliver part of those closing arguments himself as he had requested. the reasoning, neither trump nor his attorneys ever got back to the...

and i thank you. good to be back with you on this second hour of msnbc reports with jose diaz-balart. it is 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific. im in today for chris jansing. what happens today in a d.c. courthouse could be one of the most important days yet for the former president. donald trumps lawyer facing off against jack smiths special counsel team about the durability of trumps presidential immunity argument. it is now in the hands of three judges, but could this case as trumps l...

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investment officer at advises capital management explained. the fed has tightened policy dramatically and quickly, basically a five percentage point increase over a little more than a year. that is huge, historically its an enormous increase and i think there is one view that the fed should wait to see the impact of what they have done stop any break may be short—lived, us inflation running above the 2% target of the fed so the pain from higher borrowing costs to companies and consum...

thanks for joining us. fear not. nicolle will be back tomorrow. "the beat" with ari melber starts rite now. hi, ari. >> thanks so much. im ari melber. after all this breaking news coverage of trumps indictment -- we have been at the table. all of our colleagues following this. tonight we turn from this fast fluid first draft of history to a wider view of how history may absorb this historic precedent breaking week, because tonight pulitzer prize winning journalist bob woodward who you ...

from a night out in nottingham have been named as barnaby webber and grace kumar. they were both 19. a man in his 50s was also stabbed to death and his van was then driven into another group of people, leaving one critically injured. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. our reporterjo black is in nottingham. two teenagers killed with no real understanding as to why. barnaby webber and grace kumar were both students at nottingham university. they died in the attac...