Treatment at this time. i mean the man is literally under investigation. he got a special counsel. yes, exactly. that is the special treatment. tim miller, symone sanders-townsend, thank you my friends. simone s show airs right here on msnbc every saturday and sunday at four pm eastern. really appreciate you guys. that is our show for tonight. now it s time for the last word with who is in for lawrence. good evening, jonathan. good evening, alex. we re going to keep the conversation going about special counsel jack smith. i have have a good rest of your friday night. you too, buddy. all right. today, the federal judge overseeing special counsel jack smith s case into donald trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election and issued a protective order. judge tanya chutkan establish limits on what evidence in the case trump can t discuss publicly. judge chutkan ordered that donald trump cannot disclose sensitive materials, including recordings, transcripts, interview reports, and related exhibits of witness interviews and materials obtained from other governmental entities.
Chilling new details about identity confrontation between a man accused of threatening to assassinate president biden and fbi agents who showed up at a utah home before dawn. law enforcement officials say that craig robertson was armed to the teeth and facing federal charges for threats not only against the president but also several other prominent democrats, the fbi, prosecutors who have brought cases against former president trump. all of this happened this morning, and the big questions, now what happened when agents moved in to arrest the suspect? and how did the feds tell the difference between bluster and what is a deadly serious terror threat? let s get some answers from cnn senior crime and justice correspondent simon prokupecz. and cnn national security analyst juliette kayyem. thank you both for being. here simone, i feel like killing someone is incredibly rare. yes, it s incredibly rare, they prepare for this and it s
You know what? it doesn t mean it s the end of your career. in fact, i think sometimes making those steps can actually help you in the long run. it s important to send that message to women. they always feel like they have to power through everything. right. katty, as far as the confidence code goes, it s having the confidence to step away. to do that. you do something hard, and guess what? it gives you more confidence. that s how we grow our confidence, by going outside our comfort zone. i imagine for simone, when she took the break and was public with her mental health challenges, that wasn t easy. it is not easy for anyone to talk about, but you do it, get through it, and look what the result is in terms of confidence and value. yup. she was criticized at the time, just for the record. this is a really great message. coming up, new reporting from cnbc. despite sanctions, u.s. advanced technology is still finding its way into the hands of russian military. the equipment being used and how it got there.
Simone biles returned to the mat for the first time in two years this weekend, and it was like she never left. biles winning gold, an all around balance beam, and the vault at the core hydration classic. maggie vespa is following this for us. walk us through this incredible comeback. it was like, break, what break, she never left. she was gone for two years, and cut to her return to the mat, so triumphant. that was the event during the tokyo olympics two years ago, and she experienced the bout of what we know as the twisties, destroying her ability to judge where she was in the air. and caused her to take the two-year mental hiatus. she has been in therapy, training, to retrain her brain and body to work together, and clearly, lindsay, it paid off. what an incredible show this weekend. incredible is the right word. what comes next for simone, any plans for the 2024 olympics?
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. (AP) — Simone Biles spent two years trying to distance herself from those strange days in Tokyo and all the outside noise that came along with it.
S and all of that leading to the olympics. biles has been registered for all four events and people keeping a close eye on how she does after this two-year hiatus. that s the last time we saw simone biles compete if tokyo, where she shocked the world from withdrawing from all of her events after suffering from the twisties. that s a spatial and a mental block that gymnasts can suffer from, where they can t tell what s up and what s down when they re flipping in midair, so certainly problematic for an elite gymnast. she after the tokyo games disappeared from competitive gymnastics. now so many people are excited to see her back. what does your shirt say? simone freaking biles! the courage and the role model to come out and say, no, my male is more important, my physical healthy is more important. because she could have got paralyzed, let s be honest. i was so proud of her. when you heard that simone
Was coming back to the world of gymnastics, oh, my gosh, what did you think? when we heard simone was coming back, she started screaming and going crazy, she was like, mom, please get tickets, please, please, please get tickets. and cnn spoke with joan ryan, an author and also a sports analyst and she says that simone competing again is proof that there s a positive change in the world of gymnastics, that this whole idea that you have to be a pre-pubescent teen to succeed at this level, that is just not reality. biles, 26 years old, recently married, is and now getting back on the mat again. isabel rosales, cnn, hoffman estates, illinois. well, taylor swift s record-breaking eras tour is coming to an end in the u.s., for now. it s me, hi, i m the problem, it s me at tea time, everybody
Disappeared from competitive gymnastic. now so many people are excited to see her back. and what does your shirt say? simone freaking biles! the courage and the role model to come out and say, no, my mental health is more important, physical health is more important. because she could have got paralyzed, let s be honest, i was so proud of her. when you heard that simone was can go back to the world of gymnastics, oh, my gosh, what did you think? when we heard simone was coming back, she started screaming and went crazy, she s like, mom! please get tickets! please, please, please, get tickets! and cnn spoke with joan ryan, she is an author and also a sports analyst. and she says that simone, competing again is proof that there s a positive change in the world of gymnastics that this whole idea that you have to be a pre-pubescent teen to exceed at this level, that is just not
I think that creates, like, a very serious problem, in terms of its potential for abuse. and i would not be here if it was for anything other than that. that said, you know, it s a job. this is a moment. i think we all have a responsibility to democracy, to act in its interest. i agree. i agree, george. we have more to discuss, so the three of y all are going to stick around because there is a lot to unpack here. including what it means that jack smith charged trump with that fourth count, conspiracy against the right to vote and to have one s vote counted. we are also going to get into how racism and the kkk are a big reason that the statute is on the books today. we are also going to unpack the very big question, should the trial of donald trump be televised? all that is coming up next right here on simone. right here on simone.
Chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what s yours. election we ve been talking about it. the highest profile contest in 2024 it s not the only one will have a critical impact on the everyday lives of americans. 34 senate seats and maybe even control of the chamber will be decided next fall along with every seat in the house of representatives. not to mention voters in 11 states will also be choosing their governors. so here on simone we are unpacking some of these key things with our series on the ballot and today we re focusing on the lone star state it s been three decades since the democrat represented texas and my next guest is looking to change that given that he be running against a component who won his last election by only two and half points, he may have a shot joining me now is