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contempt of court. another smaller -- list today, they asked for him to not have to attend th hearing. the judge said no you. have to come and again if you don't come in new york they issue a benc warrant and people with guns from and repeating come ge you. that is what he had to be ther today. if you pretended that he's making this big trip but thi is all under compelled supervision of the court so i do think trump will continue to test this. georgia, there is an open case took out ten, so it is a littl different. but in new york if he goes too far, i sure his lawyers have warned him this. there are proceedings. you could be held in prison fo the day or longer. >> much more of our specia coverage of the ill rest and remit of former presiden today. alex wagner will join us whe we return. stay with us hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪
this in the future, i will hav to take a closer look. gag order, very hard especially for first amendment reasons. but you could be held in contempt of court. another smaller -- list today, they asked for him to not have to attend th hearing. the judge said no you. have to come and again if you don't come in new york they issue a benc warrant and people with guns from and repeating come ge you. that is what he had to be ther today. if you pretended that he's making this big trip but thi is all under compelled supervision of the court so i do think trump will continue to test this. georgia, there is an open case took out ten, so it is a littl different. but in new york if he goes too far, i sure his lawyers have warned him this. there are proceedings. you could be held in prison fo the day or longer. >> much more of our specia coverage of the ill rest and remit of former presiden today. alex wagner will join us whe we return. stay with us
and these shows were very... because they had no money, they were really kind of punk and anarchic. and in some ways, they were bad tv, but in other ways, they were incredible tv because they weren't modulated and edited and they weren't professional. they were very kind of, very punk. and so, ourfirst idea was a show that highlighted, compiled clips of these public—access shows. they weren't restricted by a remit to educate and entertain. they were just unto themselves. and did you see... you mentioned educate and entertain — that's obviously part of the sort of reithian bbc values. yeah. did you have a problem with them? i think you said that you thought it was a bit patronising, or very patronising. well, i do think it's patronising, to the extent that there was no opportunity for anything else. and i do think there was a fear in britain that television was this anarchic force that needed to be controlled, for the good of the people. and for better or worse, in america, they didn't look
about the work done by the princes trust and donated her two children who had lost theirs. she was due to harper's cup and donate to the sick children, but she was killed five days before the appointment. some tragic details coming out of court from my colleaguejudith moritz who is in court, clearly very depressing for everyone involved, and this victim impact statement reveals those events in court. we should reinforce that _ those events in court. we should reinforce that warning _ those events in court. we should reinforce that warning that - those events in court. we should reinforce that warning that we i those events in court. we should. reinforce that warning that we are going to be hearing upsetting details of the impact of this, and occasionally seeing upsetting pictures also. mark eason is our home editor. i want to ask first about these victim impact statements. i know that it is slightly out of your remit but it is impossible to hear these details coming out of court and not be
other law enforcement entity in the world that's drawn into politics more than the secret service, right by the nature of their job there at the white house there with political leaders, but this is a seminal moment for the agency, where they have to remain neutral. the optic has to show that they're not carrying favor to the former president, nor the d. a. they need to focus on their primary remit. which is protection protecting the former president , because that's what they're mandated to do. they work without the law enforcement entities to ensure that the area is secure, but they are not coordinating any special accommodations for the president's side. the moment that they do, they'll they'll be swayed one way or the other and right now it is essential for the agency just to do their core responsibility of protection. jonathan wackrow, thank you so much for giving us all those details. john. the washington post reports. the justice department has obtained new evidence suggesting possible obstruction by donald trump what that means for the ongoing investigations into the former president, plus at least 32 people are dead after violent
and so, ourfirst idea was a show that highlighted, compiled clips of these public—access shows. they weren't restricted by a remit to educate and entertain. they were just unto themselves. and did you see... you mentioned educate and entertain — that's obviously part of the sort of reithian bbc values. yeah. did you have a problem with them? i think you said that you thought it was a bit patronising, or very patronising. well, i do think it's patronising, to the extent that there was no opportunity for anything else. and i do think there was a fear in britain that television was this anarchic force that needed to be controlled, for the good of the people. and for better or worse, in america, they didn't look at it that way, and they were fine with — anyone who wants to be on tv can be on tv. i'm sure there's pluses and minuses in both. but you brought that to the uk. you pitched that idea of putting ordinary people on tv. yeah, and, erm, channel 4 said yes. it was a golden period
putting together a security plan. we see that time and time again with things such as the political events, um things around the president, you know, uh um state of the union, etcetera. but here we're seeing the secret service take a different role. they are participating in the planning process, but they are not the lead agency and the reason being is because this is not their event. this is not something that donald trump as the former president is actually engaging in. he is doing this. business what referred to is just private business before the courts. the role of the secret service is really to get the former president from point a to the courthouse. let him do his business in front of the court and then get them back safely, so they're focusing on their primary remit, which is the protection of the principle that themselves, which is the former president. but in terms of the perimeter, the courthouse security itself, they're deferring to the nypd, which
the kent resilience forum, with companies and with authorities to make sure they have the right resources necessary. but ultimately it will ease and i ask everybody to check their journey times carefully but it's a busy time of year and i would say generally speaking our borders are flowing very well and we have very quick processes. it will just require a bit of patience. do ou just require a bit of patience. do you think it will happen every school holiday? is this just something we should expect now? trio. something we should expect now? no, not at all. something we should expect now? my, not at all. looking into recent years, things have been very smooth, operating smoothly at the border. we had strikes and industrial action over the christmas period, for example border force, within my remit, we had a lot of contingency arrangements in place and people were reporting faster than usual processing at the border when it came to the airports for example so i don't think this is a state of affairs to get worried. it i don't think this is a state of affairs to get worried.- i don't think this is a state of affairs to get worried. it will not be a regular _ affairs to get worried. it will not be a regular feature, _ affairs to get worried. it will not be a regular feature, along - affairs to get worried. it will not be a regular feature, along withj be a regular feature, along with packing your first aid kit, be a regular feature, along with packing yourfirst aid kit, your chargers and adapters, you hope it
tuesday is going to be really unique right because there's a backdrop of this heightened threat of violence by, you know domestic violent extremists. we've seen that before, and we've seen these groups really transcend from, uh, online rhetoric to calls for action, engaging in violent acts, and i think that is, what is, you know , really driving a lot of the security preparations on tuesday in the nypd is going to be pretty i merrily responsible for that external perimeter around the courthouse, but also remember they have the remit of protecting the entire city. so while we are focused on the courthouse and the actions on tuesday morning there the nypd has a responsibility to make sure that all of the city is safe that any of these groups or hostile actors who try to seize upon this moment don't do that. so this is where intelligence is going to be driving a lot of the action you'll see not only around the courthouse but around trump tower and other key