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Talked about in a wide variety of circles for the last reported around $40 million being spent on legal fees and that s obviously money that s not going to grassroots organizing and get out the vote and knocking on doors, registering republicans. that is a problem with some. but i suspect that if past is prologue, the former president will be able to keep raising money with a lot of small dollar donors. large money has eluded him in this race so far, but at some point those small dollar donors get burned out. i think it is an interesting, what sara murray was talking about earlier, in the segment about fani willis being very meticulous and precise. we saw this potentially indictment post it on the courts website an hour beforehand and anything go out and walk it back. i tell you that if you go looking through twitter social media and other places right now conservatives and others ....
Digits roast the deep south. we ll tell you what s next from this wild weather coming up. and a new poll shows that half of all democratic voters don t want president biden to be the nominee for 2024. we ll explain why that s actually good news for the president. but we start in washington, d.c., where a new chapter in american political history is waiting to be written if and when special council jack smith decides to make his move. we know the grand jury investigating former president trump s role in trying to overturn the 2020 election arrived at the d.c. courthouse several hours ago. and if past is prologue, a decision on an indictment could come soon. in the classified documents investigation, trump was charged three days after his attorneys held a final meeting with jack smith. that same kind of meeting in this case was five days ago if that provides us any clues. we want to bring in nbc s garrett haake following this from washington. ryan reilly is outside the u.s. ....
Defendants in a joint trial to move to sever their case from their codefendants. often made, seldom granted. the reason it s set seldom granted, ana, number one, it s inefficient to take a single case and break it into smaller pieces. it s three trials, three juries, and it takes much longer. second, also, there s a presumption in the law if you commit a crime together, you re tried together. defense attorneys can try to sever their clients from the single try. i expect they will make that motion. if past is prologue, it won t succeed. hannah, as we ve been discussing for days now, trump is expected another fet ral environment in the interference probe. he went on the offense threatening republicans who don t investigate democrats. ....
Only survivors. you write that in the prologue which is quite harrowing for someone that i ve talked to like this for years, to read your experience in black and white. truly, it was breathtaking and my final question to you is this. how are you? look, no one s gonna have any sympathy for me, it was a rough road after the trump administration, but i hope that people see my experience as a cautionary tale. that cautionary tale, it s ironic coming for me, is that anonymity is the biggest threat to our democracy, we have to attach a real concern to our names and speak out. if we don t, we are going to make a grave civic mistake in 2024. i hope that people wake up to the severity of the danger, johnson. miles taylor, thank you as always for coming to the show. thank you for writing this book. thanks my friend. elder for me, be sure to tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when a congressman adam ....
When you read the book, because, as you said, there are these moments of extraordinary love of community. her relationship with her brother, her grandmother, the nurturing they have, the community that s like a fortress against the violence of the jim crow order. and that, combined with the love of language and literacy, i mean, the path that she travels becomes clear. and i think that the book then, part of the reason it inspires so much is that any person who s experienced adversity can actually find a residence with the power of finding connection with other human beings and a way out, right? through art, through beauty and possibility. one of the persistent themes in the book is self acceptance. angelou, heartbreakingly, introduces us in a prologue. quote, wouldn t they be surprised 11 day i woke out of my black, ugly dream and my ....