campaigned on the fact that he would get president trump. i m going to get him the defendant repeatedl made false statements on the new york business records. the moment we ve been waiting for, this is the indictment we now have - 34 fall statements made comer up other crimes. trump in his own voic pleaded not guilty today he s frustrated, he is upset, but i will tell you what, he i motivated. this fake case was brough only to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election america first meanwhile demonstrators clash outside the courthouse marjorie taylor greene wa also there but it promptly bailed after her insults flirt drowned out. president trump is joinin some of the most incredibl people in history bein arrested today she needs to take her - back to washington nelson mandela served tim in prison. jesus was arrested do your job marjorie taylor greene, you do not need the ne york city talking about that nonsense if this man s name was no donald j tru
americans have that front of mind when they make thei decisions. and i would argue tha democrats need to rethin everything they understood about politics in the 1990s, guns, and abortion are the issues that are probably the two most powerful electora issues ifou believe that, loo att happed in the 2020 midter, one abortioni stil believe,nd me, i election factoin t d if loo tennessee thxt aion l issues that s going to do it for thortif msnbc specia coverage on th his night. i wantthany reid for the very long day, and nicol wallace for the super, super long day, and alex wagner an stephanie ruhle, you still hav a show to do tonight at 11 eastern. we ve got lots to go lots to go now it s time to hand the whee to our colleague lawrenc o donnell. the legal spectacle never seen before in america. president trump a former commander-in-chief now a criminal defendant alvin bragg of new york campaigned on the fact that he would get president trump. i m going to get him the de
repeatedly issued an invitation to your campaign to be his guest solo for the three hours of his radio show and one full hour of his national tv show. he said he s gotten no response from you, which i assume means you are. no. so my question is , served as a united states senator and i worked for one that would be the late john hines. you have to do this debating the opposition thing all the time. and i m just curious as to what your reasoning is for not doing that. well, we got an answer to play fundaments. full answer coming up tonight. also tonight, we have just obtained exclusively for this program two full hours of body cam footage from the 20 20 incident involving senator raphael warnock of georgia and his ex-wife, where she accused him of running her over with his tesler following a domestic dispute two hours now, those on the left who believe they believe all women, are they feigning outrage over herschel walker because he allegedly paid for an abortion many years a
counter, that is just before the iowa republica presidential caucuses. with that, let s get smarter with the help of our lead of panel and we need them tonight suzanne craig is here, pulitze prize-winning investigativ reporter for the new yor times. tim o brien, executive edito of bloomberg opinion and autho of trump nation, the art o being the donald andrew weizmann who is bee here all day long, law professor at nyu and former senior member of th mueller probe. and charles joins us, david joining us remotely in the new york times investigative reporter who won a pulitzer for the truth behin donald trump s charitabl donations. andrew, how stronger these charges and if donald trump is found guilty, what are the consequences so on the strength of the charge, the one thing that w don t know is we don t actuall know all of the proof behind it but that, they were surprising to me into ways. one, michael paul cohen an everyone says so, that was the
i think donald learned that yo push the limits as much as you can, and keep making money everything is a moneymakin venture and everyone around yo wants money to so it is always a foot race to see who gets th money first. i think the other thing to remember about today s event is that there is this mytholog about trump that he is alway escaped the arm of the law, an that he has nine legal lives but, he was the subject of a criminal investigation, in the early 1970s with his father fo housing discrimination he has never been the target o anything like this since the into really the mueller probe. and now this array of i thin collectively very formidable legal actions, criminal frau in the state of georgia, civil fraud in the state of new york criminal fraud in new york county and then i think, if merrick garland proceeds with a figure