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wow, at maine, first of all, the phrase neal katyal at burning man. you had me at. that that s a. show you throw an a trump attack, i mean, i need to know more, lawrence. i ll be watching. a phrase, the trump codefendant used, was, he called it a neo-pagan ritual. which i think every good conjure is. yes, and that is an accurate description of burning man. ukoniq audit, yeah. right, for once, a trump defendant. we also have sheldon whitehouse with us on the not he actually filed an official ethics complaint with the supreme court. that s going to be really we re hearing about. indeed, what he s doing is important or for a democracy. thanks, alex. have a good show. thank you. well, if the general who commanded donald trump s army gets twin in two years in federal prison for what he did on general sixth, what does the commander in chief of donald trump s army get if he is found guilty? that is the question that donald trump s own defense lawyers ar ....
prison, scaling walls, dodging razor wire, making it to the roof and for now, to freedom. plus oil prices at a near year high. mortgage levels higher than in de decades. is inflation roaring back? good evening. outfront tonight, denied. a judge ruling against two of donald trump s co-defendants in the georgia election interference case and in an historic, televised hearing. it was live on television. something trump said today he didn t mind. it s all right. okay. i don t mind that. if it happens, but we re going for motions to dismiss. well, today, the judge of course didn t dismiss anything other than motions from two of trump s co-defendants and the judge denying kenneth chesebro and sidney powell to try their cases separate from each other. the judge aquestioned the d.a. plan to start the trial on october 23rd. seems a bit unrealistic that we can handle all 19 in 30 manager days. now, part of the reason it may seem unrealistic is that prosecutors said t ....
the president raised about tiktok. the new 3d images of the collapsed bridge in baltimore. what they reveal. the american tourists who say their cruise ship stranded them on an island off africa. their race to get back onboard. our nbc news exclusive. how a group in a dozen states is bringing the bible to school students. and the school heroes keeping music alive in l.a. schools, and the outpouring of support after an oscar-winning film. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening and welcome. an unsettled night ahead for potentially 53 million people living in areas at risk from another night of severe weather. tonight, the cleanup is barely under way after violent weather barreled through parts of oklahoma, missouri, illinois, indiana, and kentucky, toppling trees and knocking off power across sections of the midwest and ohio valley. at least nine tornadoes were reported. tonight, the severe weather risk is spreading east, with 41 ....
friends. that little exclusive became sort of a campaign hallmark. desantis built his ill-fated presidential candidacy on turning his state into a maga wonderland. a year later desantis signed the so-called stop woke act, a law that essentially banned the teaching of race and racism in the state of florida if it made white people uncomfortable. governor desantis came up with the idea slavery benefitted enslaved people, doubling down that suggested slavery was sort of a skilled training program. he signed the don t say gay bill which banned any teaching about homo sexuality or gender identity in florida public schools. and all-this was supposed to transform florida into a conservative utaupe you that would put desantis on the path as the next president of the united states. it was highlighted in speeches and even broadcast live on fox news. all of it except for one thing. there was one agenda item that was so toxic, so unpopular with so many people including republicans ....
do you remember this moment in may of 2021. what s going to be different about florida s election in 2022? what are you about to sign? so right now i have what we think is the strongest election integrity measures in the country. i ll sign it right here. it will take effect. so the bill is signed. governor ron desantis nearly three years ago signing florida s voter suppression bill and doing it live on fox and friends. that little exclusive became a campaign hallmark. desantis built it on turning his state into a maga wonderland. a year later desantis signed the stop woke act, banning the study of race if it made white people uncomfortable. governor desantis said slavery benefited people. and suggesting slavery was sort of a skills training program. he signed the don t say gay bill, which banned any teaching about homosexuality or gender identity in florida public schools. and all of this was suppose to transform florida into a conservative utopia that then would ....