Motions are being filed quickly. there actually is no reason why he should not surrender in state court at this time. his motion has not been granted this case is not in federal court. and fani willis is correct, despite donald trump s assertions that he s going to be arrested, he is not being arrested. he has been given, as have all over 18 defendants in fani willis s case, the courtesy of being allowed to self-surrender at a time of their choosing, anytime before the friday date. that is a courtesy i have not seen before. usually you re told you have to surrender on such a date. she has extended courtesies to them. there s no harm to mark meadows in being arraigned in state court if his case is moved to federal court, he can be arraigned in federal court. but i think fani willis is saying, no, i m in control of this prosecution. you are not in control of it. carol lam, this is so
Just not too long afterwards that s when we re going to see people go to the jail and turn themselves in. we just have gotten a new consent bond agreement for sidney powell, that bond is set at $100,000. that means we re on watch for surrender, really any moment, jose. and, joyce, we re going to witness a former new york city mayor, former federal prosecutor turning themselve in. what are your thoughts on that? well, this would be a routine process if it was any other case, jose. defendants typically aren t given this much courtesy and leeway about showing up to surrender and begin the process. here fani willis decided that that was the right thing to do. but when rudy giuliani makes the comment that you played earlier, talking about how he was the prosecutor who put some of the most important crime figures of the last century in prison, he s talking about the work he engaged in prosecuting members of the mafia. and it is a stunning sort of moment to see rudy giuliani accused under the same criminal
Hearing set for monday. her response was short and to the point. quote, i am not granting any extensions. i gave two weeks for people to surrender themselves to the court. your client is no different than any other criminal defendant in this jurisdiction. the two weeks was a tremendous courtesy, at 12:30 p.m. on friday, i shall file warrants in the system. ouch. a federal judge in the case is now giving willis until tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. for a formal response to meadows latest request. meanwhile, the new york times has new reporting on how meadows tried to walk a fine line in his response to both the federal and state inquiries. you can see this sort of high-wire tightrope walk which was how it was described in the story and how it appears so far to have worked for him with the feds but not so much in georgia. i do think he made an effort at least with the federal
His attempt to move his case to federal court. just moments ago he asked a federal judge to immediately grant his request or sign an order that would prevent da fani willis from arresting him since he will not be surrendering by noon friday. for her part fulton county da fired back with a letter to meadow s attorneys saying this, i am not granting any extensions. i gave two weeks for people to surrender themselves to the court. your client is no different than any other criminal defendant in this jurisdiction. the two weeks were tremendous courtesy. at 12:30 p.m. friday i shall file warrants in the system. that is where we start today with some of our most favorite reporters and friends. from the new york times congressional reporter luke fallwater is back with us. plus outside the wright street jail in atlanta, senior reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution is back. and former acting u.s. solicitor
These are such egregious crimes that they deserve the courtesy and respect from everybody to allow them to post process what they have heard and to grieve privately. it is an unimaginable situation for these families. the verdict doesn t deliver all the answers that i think they are going to need. we need to look at the care provided by the countess of chester trust and see what could have been done there from a safeguarding perspective. ishihat a safeguarding perspective. what action are you a safeguarding perspective. what action are you representing, is this action are you representing, is this a civil case as well? we action are you representing, is this a civil case as well? a civil case as well? we represent the families a civil case as well? we represent the families in a civil case as well? we represent the families in a a civil case as well? we represent the families in a civil a civil case as well? we represent the families in a civil case - a civil case as well? we represent the families in a civil case and - a civil case as well? we represent the families in a civil case and we | the families in a civil case and we will support them through the inquiry if they are going to be participants in that. we are looking at the care the trust provided and what they knew at the time and what they should have done when those concerns were brought to them by their clinical staff on the ground floor, day in, day out. share their clinical staff on the ground floor, day in, day out. floor, day in, day out. are you filinr floor, day in, day out. are you film: to floor, day in, day out. are you filing to get floor, day in, day out. are you filing to get compensation? i
As to whether or not you might not see trump do that but perhaps see the other codefendants go through the process. would that be fair if he is given special treatment and doesn t go through that process or if you re going to do one you have to do them all? we ve seen in all of the three prior criminal cases, new york and the two federal cases ta there are some exceptions made for the former president. some is a security consideration. the secret service, we have heard they are on site. some is frankly a courtesy. it is probably not fair. we have the idea in the united states of one rule of law for everybody, no person above the law. this is the least of the fairness considerations. he will probably get some special treatment. i am more concerned that the law be applied evenly to all of these defendants presumed innocent until proven guilty but
Total escape if it s donald trump or mark meadows, for that matter. class is dismissed. we are so much smarter, courtesy of professor vance joy. thanks for being here this morning. i appreciate you. good to be with you, katie. still to come on the katie phang, ditching the debate. could donald trump s decision to skip next week s republican primary debate in milwaukee be the moment one of his many gop challengers pull ahead in the pack? and later, trouble in texas. texas house impeachment managers released nearly 4000 pages of evidence in the abuse of office case against suspended state attorney general, ken paxton. why his former personal assistant and quote, second son, it s now a star witness against him. keep it right here. you re watching msnbc. watching msnbc.
Is gaining steam and would support doubling in the race since june. douglas murray joins us now. good morning. what is it about vivek, he s been out there for a while, but suddenly he is catching fire. a couple things, you can see in this ecchange. when somebody says i m an lg lgbtqia activist bells go off, he didn t panic, he took head on a set of issues he has about claims of extremists in this group who claim to speak for everyone who is gay. second thing, he had a thought out position and he was willing to express to her. the third thing that strikes me issue his courtesy, he is courteous to members of the public. he can be fiery, i ve watched him for many years, he can take people on, but he is courteous
13 new counts for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. and the differences are going to become apparent immediately according to the fulton county sheriff s department. unless someone tells me differently, we are following our normal practices. and so doesn t matter your status, we have mug shots ready for you. so, even before the arraignment will be that mug shot which has been waived as a courtesy of new york and federal court before this. then from the moment he enters that courtroom, there will be cameras to capture everything unless the judge rules otherwise, meaning this trial could be televised. even leading up to a possible conviction. there will be nothing a future president or even georgia s republican governor can do or would do to pardon him. joining us now is atlanta journal constitution s and