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Youve presented lots of cases to a lot of grand jurys, is there must much left for them to do tomorrow besides voting on an indictment? >> i dont know if we dont know. we do have michael cohen testify twice, we know the bobcats tells testified. -- as a colossal tactical mistake. hes just donald trump tipping his hand as to what costello couldve said to a trial jury. weve now preview that for the prosecution, and the prosecution can investigate in the bunk whatever it is costello said. doesnt fee...

Tipping his hand as to what costello could have said to a trial jury. theyve now preview that far for the prosecution. and the prosecution can investigate and debunk whatever it is that costello said. it doesnt feel like theres much left to be done on other than asking the grand jury to vote on proposed charges, and setting up a voluntary surrender so donald trump can make his first court appearance his arraignment. >> now, peter baker, your new york times colleagues are reporting that trump is ...

And hoping the grand jury does not see eye to eye with alvin bragg. >> we had a lot of questions out there, all we know for sure is law and order is taping down from where gabe gutierrez is now. were awaiting that decision to come out of the new york d.a.s office. all that being said, peter, will you walk us through the logistics of the possibility of indicting a former president of the united states. this is not a regular civilian individual, right? this is an individual whos incredibly high pr...

On mondays, wednesdays and thursdays. typically 23 jurors, only need 12 of them to vote yes on whether trump, on whether there is actually legally sufficient evidence and reasonable cause to believe that former president trump committed the crimes that hes being charged with. now, trump is said to be facing multiple charges, including falsifying business records for labelling a $130,000 hush money payment to adult film actress stormy daniels as legal expenses. the charge could potentially, thoug...

Even though it is sealed because of so many people will have to know about it for security reasons, i would think that one of the concerns is lets not have too much time between now and then. you said there was a rally happening. if theres an indictment already, the kind of -- he can whip up a lot of attention saying that hes been persecuted and indicted and all the things hes saying, and look what he did on january 6th, he caused an insurrection of the capitol. if im the secret service and d.a....

Likely reason is the fact that michael bender did testify for three hours on monday, and i think they are evaluating -- >> robert costello, sorry! sorry about that. robert costello, what a slip. robert costello testified for three hours on monday, and that would have given potentially something the d.a. wanted to corroborate in that case, in case theres evidence he called into question that they want to put more evidence in there. the third possibility is that they are waiting until its closer i...

Willing to send things like the attack hymns and other longer range missiles that could potentially attack inside russia . they understand what they want to get the ukrainians to get their land back. they understand potential red lines, so i mean, i think when you see the counter offensive of the ukrainian forces overwhelmed the russians if you were to see wagner, um, you know, start shooting on their own superiors. if you were to see you know the regular sort of armed forces fall apart, surrend...

There are people talking about creating a mar-a-lago moat, according to the secret service, creating a series of cars and blockades around it to prevent him from, quote, unquote, being arrested. we know, and i cant say it often enough, hes not actually likely going to be cuffed and taken out of his property. hes going to self-surrender as negotiated with his lawyers. still, this is the kind of -- an easy place that he has put his own agents, and put the country. >> talking of drills, i wouldnt w...

Courtesy that appears to be extended to him. but that is not really unusual when you have a first-time defendant, white-collar defendant, high-profile defendant, one who does not present a flight risk, they will be offered that courtesy. and so, he would be given a day and time to surrender to law enforcement. and he would have to get himself here, bring his security detail with him, and then go through the process just like any other defendant. hell be printed. hell be photographed. hell be pro...

Way this would work is a grand jury would vote to indictment. if they choose to indictment an individual, attorneys are notified they have been indicted but not necessarily on what charges. then theres a negotiation for self surrender and initial appearance. now talking to sources close to the former president, i am told there wont be any problem if he is indicted with a surrender. theres not going to be a standoff anywhere. and that he does want to appear if he is indicted in person, despite al...