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Ali vitali, anna schecter, thank you. a major u.s. highway shut down for hours as police face off with a group of militia men hiding in the woods. coming up on "the sunday show." keith ellison joins jonathan capehart to talk about the impact of the chauvin trial and the future of police reform. watch ""the sunday show" at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. astern . so she used her american express business card, which lets her earn extra membership rewards points on purchases for her business. now she's the office mvp. get the card built for business. by american express. there's an america we build...

And anna just sort of catalogued. the business difficulties that will come to the trump organization, as a result of a criminal indictment, are pretty consequential. but if i can add, there is one atmospheric consequence that i don't know that we have talked about. if the -- the former president's organization is indicted, i have a feeling that could impact the thinking of other prosecutorial offices that are considering indicting donald trump, himself. >> what do you mean? how? >> sure. the district attorney in fulton county, fanny william -- willis -- is investigating potential violations of...

Focused on gifts and fringe benefits, distributed to trump-organization executives, including its cfo allen weisselberg. "the times" citing several sources saying, manhattan da, cy vance, is investigating whether tens of thousands of dollars in private-school tuition for weisselberg's grandkids is -- his apartment rental fees were properly recorded and whether taxes were paid on them. ronald, one of the former president's attorneys, hit back at the latest move in a statement to nbc news. slamming the new charges against the organization as, quote, completely outrageous. and saying he will make...

There will be a lot of drama to be watching, in the coming days. >> i am sure there will be, as there always is. anna schecter, good to he so you once again. let's talk with my panel. glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor. david kay johnston, author of "the making of donald trump" and syracuse law lecturer. glenn, i am going to start with you on this one. i want to read for you from "the new york times'" piece. and they write this. trump's lawyers met on thursday with senior prosecutors in the district attorney's office in hopes of her sueding them to abandon any plan to charge the comp...

The past week of Trump-free social media, the apparent demise of Parler, and the mass removal by Twitter and Facebook of far-right QAnon accounts and others spreading falsehoods about the outcome of the presidential election, have become powerful evidence that deplatforming works: By shutting off the spigot of inflammatory disinformation gushing from these conspiracist cesspits, its spread—and the insurrectionist violence it has inspired—has at least appeared to slow down. However, it has also demonstrated its limitations: Even as extremists have been shut out from the major social media ...