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The history of lahaina which i honestly didnt know until reading about it in the wake of his destruction is fascinating and its lost just absolutely devastating. Yes it will have more on that later tonight. Thank you as always for the coverage. Thanks to you at home for joining us tonight. We have new developments in the multiple criminal trials in the former president donald trump. Todays coconspirators in the maralago case, of the walt nauta and all of carlos tlr, they appeared in a florida courtroom to brought and to the new charges brought about them by jack smith. Trumps lawyer was also t...

Oliveira, do not enter a plea he needs to still lock in some legal representation, with both trump and his valid walt nauta pleaded not guilty to their scheme to delete Security Footage that of maralago. A wall that classified documents case continues to move forward, so too does jack smiths other case, the one in washington d. C. Todays Special Counsel prosecutors revealed when exactly they hope the court will schedule that court. Jack smiths team told the court they want to begin the 2020 election case against trump on january 2nd. Prosecutors argued in the filing that starting the trial on ...

Bond, because smith understands the potential problems with this. i think the judge is also in that case. so the question is, is it okay for him outside the courtroom to beat the hell out of the judge, to demean a prosecutor without necessarily violating the protective order? it might very well turnout that as long as he stays within the confines of not discussing the substance of the case or witness intimidation, that saying these seemingly outrageous things about the arbiter in the case and his main opponent legally might be within the lines. the trump's disruptive the entire january 6th inc...

Entire january 6th incident and the indictment that was filed against him is one litany of progressive disruption and to expect it to and at the courthouse door is just not realistic. >> i completely agree and then the question is what sort of punishment awaits him on the other side? chuck, short of throwing him in jail which seems an impossibility while he awaits trial, as it finds? is that the recourse that is on the table here? >> there are different ways to think about it. i agree with glenn, i don't his bond would be revoked. i think the practical difficulties of putting any former presid...