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will not opened the case, if she stopped talking and no more damaging information is revealed. that is because of the unique nature of the grand jury in georgia. this grand jury near the recommended charges, so i think if there is any taint, it can be cured by the next step, which is a brand new grand jury. we'll look at the charges and make their own charging decisions. these are just recommendations, but i am concerned us about the fact that she's talking about what she said. she also revealed that she obtained a ninja turtle popsicle a ice cream party thrown by the da's office. they should not be socializing together. it suggests for dinner is a shun and a lack of independents with a grand jury that could be problematic. if i am fani willis, i employ my prosecutors to get their ducks in a row before this next round. >> hugo, i started with barr about what will happen in the court of law. there is also the court of public opinion. trump responded to the redacted report from the grand jury last week thanking the jurors for
pin them down under earth. we have to know where they stand, and were the partial queue shun is -- ultimately fraud. >> i would love to hear the derek sardonic laugh, sardonic, how do you say? it sardonic? i would love to hear. it i've got to say. it sounds intriguing. >> i'll keep it off the air. >> all right thank you joyce, good to talk to. you mourn the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. n ukraine. >> simon-sounding in the capital city of kyiv last february with russia hoping to take hold of the capital city, a day that has not come one year later. failing to dominate this war, what would it take for the
but things just get worse from there. stolen and his cronies sees the families crops and their land, destroyed their town church, and eventually, kill neil's parents and his uncle. and many, many others. this is the plot of marsha skrypuch's novel, winterkill. it's the focus for velshi banned book club. well it's a historical fiction written for middle school aged children the holodomor, the brutal genocide, is inescapable fact. explains why ukrainians are as resilient as they are today. let me tell you a bit about the holodomor. in the early 19 twenties, the soviet dictator, stalin, conceived a plan to initiate rapid industrialization of the ussr, at any cost. the plan included forced agricultural collective is a shun, giving the soviet state control of all of ukraine's a bunted farms and lucrative grain exports. this is not a happy accident. ukraine had a history of
abs or from that special grand jury's report. we likely won't know who specifically, if anyone, will be charged, but we do know we will still be seeing the reports introduction and conclusion which likely lays out the key points of the grandeur's case and redacted section and report about concerns that some witnesses in the vest or gay shun may have lied under oath. perish the thought. and at long last we will get to see for ourselves some of the legal work product surrounding a criminal inquiry into the ex president. i'm joined now by andrew weissmann, who served as a lead prosecutor on robert mueller's special counsel team and who has been following all of this in a granular fashion. let's start from what i ended on and work our way back. let's start in fulton county. i guess i don't have my arms around what genre we are talking about here. what is this document? >> you have to start with, this is extremely unusual. most grand jury is the thing the issue is an indictment. >> right. they're not like me.
term limits -- and i'm not mad at her identifying the correct problem, which is that we've had a lot of older politicians and leaders who are a bit, i think, past their prime, and we would like some fresh blood a new faces. the problem with this theme of hers is that her generational differences are, as of yet unknown. because everything she talked about sounded very much like trumpism, trump light, trump without the bad words and the ad hominem. is she bringing a generational difference in terms of policies? is she going to try to broaden the republican base and win new kinds of voters? we're there she stand on, guns, for example? is she going to carry the ages old fetishes a shun of black guns that the nra has a spouse for decades, or many -- where they are today, which is, calling for common sense gun reform? what about her is in relation really different other than her
similar exceptions in this case. but of course jack smith isn't the only one investigating trump's wrongdoing. we also have the fulton county georgia investigation into trump's election interference, which also, again, appears to be coming to a close. the special grand jury that was empaneled empowered to look into that interview dozens of witnesses including the aforementioned john eastman, georgia republican governor -- and lindsey graham and rudy giuliani. giuliani specifically received a letter informing him he is a target in that investigation for his role assisting trump's corrupt push to overturn the results of the election in georgia. now about a month ago the fulton county district tierney oversaw this, fani willis said decisions on charges would be imminent. what does that word mean? i don't know anymore. but what i do know is that in just a few hours we will actually have access to a key abs or from that special grand jury's report. we likely won't know who specifically, if anyone, will be charged, but we do know we will still be seeing the reports introduction and conclusion which likely lays out the key points of the grandeur's case and redacted section and report about concerns that some witnesses in the vest or gay shun may have lied under oath. perish the thought. and at long last we will get to
how can you forget herschel walker. i will never forget herschel walker, sadly, i wish i could. >> we try to forget it because it's traumatizing. but the herschel walker's of the world, or you know that candace a winds, you know, the people of the diamond and silk, for goodness sake, these are not serious people. but the republican party will chart them out as if it's somehow representative of a new direction in the party. i mean, it is very frustrating to watch that token is a shun of a lot of minorities and the party when they have people like marjorie taylor greene and gosar and others who are clearly bigots, who are clearly antisemites who are clearly engaged in white extremism, christian white nationalism that has huge racial undertones. i mean, it's difficult to take that seriously, just because they got a couple of black republicans elected to say, see, look at us. i mean, it's black history month for goodness sakes. they couldn't at least find some, you know, at least a larger group of african americans, minorities, to put in that video, as they're
determine lawyers who want to stop at nothing to keep families together. jenna's alex separate talks about how we can use the trump administration to better our mystery. shun >> the silver lining of the trump administration is that he really exposed just how terrible this system is. [bleep] >> we should be out ridge that we fell in the trump years from the muslim ban to kids being ripped from their families at the border. and take that and use it to help us understand how this system function, or doesn't function. and demand something different. >> watch guerrilla heaviest tomorrow at 10 pm eastern right here on msnbc, and streaming on peacock. next, a new kind of neighborhood watch, a group of black men in detroit doing their part to help the communities in every way that they can't. we'll talk to the organizations
the mashudu started going upward again. but if we can't ban assault weapons, then let's look at raising the age to 21 before you can buy weapons. let's require background checks, at the very least, for these military style rifles. there are things that we can do, short of the ban, that i hope congress will look at if we can't get the band done. >> seminal county sheriff spoke to cnn matt energy multipronged approach to also deal with mental health. what would that look like to you?, does that make sense to you? >> well, listen people snap all over the world, america isn't the only place where people's brains breaking, we're not the country with more mental illness than other countries, is just in this country we have a fetish isaih shun of weaponry lethal weaponry and ease of