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both directed at new york city, and courts here in new york, and justice system, and the district attorney s office. he said that these are irresponsible social media posts, threatened death and destruction, and even world war iii. he said that these public statements to the district attorney, which included a photo of him swinging a baseball bat towards the district attorney s h head, was very concerning. they re concerned about this and what effect it will have on potential jurors and witnesses but they said this will not dissuade the office, and they re seeking a protective order regarding discovery materials. they re very concerned that some of the attorneys some of this may be leaked or that president trump himself would use some of that discovery in a way that would compromise a potential trial. they began discussing conditions of release they talked about how defense attorney joe tacopina had communications with stormy daniels and that could present a conflict in ....
Keep it like that i m going to interrupt you. we just briefly saw, adam, donald trump leaving the courtroom. so 3:25, almost a full hour, about 57 minutes inside that courtroom. donald trump who stood up, and according to you, adam, said very clearly very firmly i believe was your phrase, not guilty. he said go ahead. he said it seated he didn t stand up. okay. so he was asked how he pleads, and seated he said, firmly, not guilty adam, thank you so much. andrew, sorry. andrew adam, thank you. andrew too many a s here i wanted to ask you ari this is all a s now i m very confused. you obviously were reacting when you heard what adam had to say ....
Arguing that the next hearing, scheduled for december 4th, mark your calendars given the measures necessary to get this here to make it happen, perhaps his presence wouldn t be necessary. no, said the judge, i like my defendants in court, basically unless something totally unexpected, his expectation would be donald trump should be there, the next in-person hearing on motions on december 4th. they also discussed the possibility of a trial date in january of 2024. i don t have to tell anybody only this panel, that s when the presidential primary calendar is expected to get started next year the collision between trump s legal challenges, the trump campaign, in stark relief in that courtroom today. thank you so much for that garrett haake who just came out of the courtroom and gave us more information but again, we have just received a hard copy of that indictment against donald trump it reads at the top, in the supreme court of the state of new york, county of new york, ....
34 counts, including falsifying business reports are felonies. we got a lot of other information that we heard from adam reiss from via the district attorney he tries to undermine the 2016 election, that he tried to suppress the affair, and in p paying michael cohen, he falsified business records but also interesting that he talked about the threatening speeches and social media, which he calls irresponsible death and destruction and world war iii. what is your takeaway, ari melber, from what we just heard from adam reiss in that courtroom? thanks to our colleague adam who was phoned in from wherever he could get to. what s striking is this is not the narrowest possible fact pattern. we need to see the unsealed indictment, but to answer your question, breaking news, what we heard from adam, i would call it ....
there was not while i was there, but i can brief you on what was said from both sides inside the courtroom if you like when i left there was no decision on the request by the prosecutors. yeah, go ahead, adam, tell us what happened. chris conroy, acting as prosecutor, talked about the 34 counts said this was in order to conceal a conspiracy and undermine the 2016 election, that this was an effort to identify and suppress negative information. these were covert and illegal payments made at the direction and to the benefit of donald j. trump. the purpose was to suppress the affair, the alleged affair with stormy daniels he paid cohen by using false business records, falsified cash and concealed the concession of ....