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another trump investigation heating up the special counsel in the mar-a-lago classified documents case right now, coming through notes, texts, emails and even photographs. it s new evidence. so how significant is it? and who is the judge? trump claims hates him. we have a special report. let s go, outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett outfront tonight. trump s back in new york, and this is video just in to cnn of trump arriving at trump tower right here in new york, his former home. it is there where the former president is said to be huddling with advisors ahead of tomorrow s arraignment, where he will spend the night and, of course, then he will get up and go downtown in new york city. this is the building where he is expected to surrender in the manhattan criminal courthouse. unclear exactly what time tomorrow how early it will be. right now we are standing by for what could be two major developments at any moment. the judge in the case is expected to side whether ....
three are felonies, brought to you by special counsel david weiss yesterday. ainsley: david weiss writing the defendant spent on drugs, escorts and girlfriends, luxury hotels and rental property, exotic cars and other items of personal nature, in short, everything but his taxes. brian: hunter avoided paying taxes for a four-year period. president biden continues to deny any dealings with his bus businesses. he is saying i did not have interactions with those people. it did not work for clinton and it is more insulting here. brian: hunter faces 17 years in prison on charges. i get the sense this investigation is not over yet. lawrence: this is just the beginning, let s bring in sol wiseman. the indictment is extensive and average americans are saying, what took so long? why did it take five years to get to this point? this indictment is devastating indictment and complete vindication of the privates. there is no reason this indictment couldn t have been broug ....
Case resulted in ultimately in a dismissal for double jeopardy reasons. and so that was successful legally. i think trump is looking at that because he has several legal arguments he s going to make here like the statute of limitations has run or that if it s falsifying a business record based on a federal felony, and that s the bump up that we ve been talking about for a week. you know that s the charge. we think that that might be charged. there are some that argue that that legal has legal issues that are have not been tested. i think trump is looking to todd blanche to be the one to test those legal issues since he did successfully for another one of his his support his people and as you pointed out, so much of your gonna have a lot of charges with every entry that was put in here, every piece of paper that was put in. but even though these falsification of business charges are very common in new york, as the meat and bread and butter of a case, perhaps less so right so that there ....
F falsifying documents. a lot of the under line facts of this and a lot of documents isobare associated with this. a lot of the kind of technicalities and the real details of this, we heard of before and it is going to be familiar to those watching us. the specific charges were brought today are different at the special counsel s office brought involving paul manafort. manafort if he s convicted of the highest offense today, facing anywhere from 8 to 25 years in state prison for those charges. those was handed up by a grand jury here in new york. these are very specific to new york city, real estate and specifically manhattan real estate charges and business charges. that s the core of what we are looking at today. he ll not be eligible for a presidential pardon. exactly right. speaking of pardon, the p word. quite a scene. when manafort s lawyer walked out and said the exact opposite ....
Southern district of new york. so this is sdny, this is the powerful u.s. attorney s office based in manhattan. that prosecutor s office has been involved in key investigations that spun out or appear to be underway. subpoenaing the trump inaugural l committee. prosecutors from the southern district of new york that did that cooperation and non-prosecution deal with american media, the publisher of the national enquirer supermarket tabloid and the chief executive, david pecker. southern district of new york prosecutors, also prosecutors who brought charges against michael cohen and a long-time executive in the real estate business charges against cohen brought by the southern district of new york include those campaign finance felonies in which they implicated the ....