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...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. >> we have spent the last hour laying out all the facts around the arraignment of donald trump. but we don't know how those facts will play out politically, or if anyone in the trump bubble is ever going to hear them. so let's get into it with simone sanders townsend, former spokeswoman for vice president harris, and -- former communications director for jeb bush. you know the republicans like to call themselves the party of law and order. at this point their front runner had to be told by a judge, do not commit anymore crimes. republicans are making a choice by standing by this guy. if it backfires in the general election, won't that be on them, an indictment on republicans
-- he try he caused biden as he tried to cause a coup. and they done that, we would have to worry about all this. we would retire about on trump's court day today. we would be talking about is politics because he would be barred from running. the senate had that power. they didn't do it. i think it's over. the people that are gettable from the george w. bush wing or a minority party in many of the rest of us as we have left the party. >> wasn't a january 6th or seventh when lindsey graham got in front of everybody. he may have been to your field and, said don trump is to blame any pointing the finger at him, blaming him for january six, and then the next day a bunch of trump supporters yelled at him in an airport so he said forget it. i still love that guy. and ng i think that's what happened. symone sanders-townsend, tim miller, thank you so much for closing out the show on this very important night. on that on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. meet the future.
actually running against donald trump. what you have seen is that he is taking direct shot at the former president. that base of maga supporters took note. donald trump is taking more direct aim at ron desantis. over the last 48 hours, there is clearly a part of this republican electorate that is really souring on ron desantis. >> ron hilliard, thank you. rick wilson, thank you as well. i want to bring in the simone sanders townsend, host of simone which follows the show on msnbc. simone, my friend, it's going to talk to. i want to ask you the same question i just asked rick especially going off of what ron desantis just said this morning. this narrative of the press not wanting me to be the nominee because i am the one who could actually beat president biden. do you think, do you see the former president as being more
friday to tuesday. 538. 199 people were shot and killed, and at least 520 or more were shot and wounded across 43 states and d.c.. this is outrageous. as we saw in philly, we are thinking about how these things don't have to happen. it's not an inevitability. we actually could have strong gun lance, and we should make sure not everyone has a gun. it shouldn't be guns everywhere culture. we know that the shooter had a ghost gun. this is absolutely heinous. this>> you know, i spoke to the mayor of baltimore on monday. he was basically begging congress to do something. he wasn't the only local leader to do so. every single time this happens, the local leaders are saying the same thing, please, congress, do something. why are they refusing to get a handle on this? because they can? they're just not doing so. >> simone, they can.
greetings, everyone. i'm simone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. tonight, new details on the fbi search nearly one year ago for government documents that donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. just hours ago, the justice department unsealed more of the search warrant application that allowed agents to enter trump's florida home. it includes a previously unseen about oh showing 61 boxes piled up in one storage room, the document notes it was trump's practice to store accumulated documents in boxes. quote, video footage reflects that evidence has been moved recently. it also says someone identified only as witness five was seen on multiple days, carrying boxes in and out of one area. that witness has since been named as trump's aide, and codefendant bolton auto. he said to be arraigned in federal court in miami tomorrow. trump has already pleaded not guilty to more than two dozen
totter. >> it is almost certain that next year will be the global warmest year on record. >> gavin smith is a climatologist with nasa. >> we are pushing our ecosystems and our climate into a different place and it has been for the entirety of human civilization. and that is alarming. >> it's definitely is alarming. folks, stay cool out there, stay hydrated, drink your water, it might be time to order those personal fans. on that note, i wish you a warm good night. i am symone sanders-townsend in for stephanie ruhle. remember, you can catch my show every weekend at four pm eastern. right here on msnbc. new original episodes on mondays on peacock. from all of our colleagues across the network of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow.
being considered by two democratic attorneys general all at the forefront of this issue. oregon's ellen rosenbloom. joining us is host simone sanders townsend. thank you all for being with us. attorney general, i'll turn to you first. what are some of the things that you are able to do in the state at least to preserve abortion rights? >> well, one of the things that we did, honestly, in advance even of the dobbs decision was to fight against our 1931 zombie law that we knew would come back into effect in the event that roe was overturned which, of course, it was. so working together with governor whitmer, we were able to ensure that that law was stayed and never went into effect, and then we brought a ballot proposal that passed in overwhelming numbers that
idaho trying to go after them for whatever they might do to those in our state. obviously we can't control what they do in idaho. but we're doing our very best. we also have now laws that will protect people who go into our clinics. believe it or not, there is still the possibility of obstruction at the clinic door. it seems like this is, you know, something from 50 years ago but, unfortunately, it's back. i'm really proud of the new law that will soon be taking effect here in oregon. >> simone sanders townsend, can you talk about the political challenges and opportunities? >> well, mika, i think on the politics of this, look, for 50 years the republican party apparatus has been organizing to overturn roe v. wade, something you heard from state legislative offices all the way up to the campaign trail for president. and when roe was overturned
we possibly can. we are ratcheting up our political activity. this court is political. we must respond in kind. i do believe that representative chu is correct. it is galvanizing. i've been hearing from people all over. i know that for me they certainly incentivize me to want to do more, and quicker. >> representative jim clyburn and judy chu. thank you both for joining. may a programming note, simone sanders townsend will be speaking with mayor tanden the president's domestic policy chief about the controversial supreme court decisions. and how the administration plans to move forward. that is coming up on simone at four pm eastern only on msnbc. dangerous he is threatening 60 million people across much of the country today. the south is getting in the worst of it without feeling like triple digits in parts of the southwest and gulf coast. some areas in arizona, florida, and louisiana could hit record
which states are you saying a tax on the freedom to make decisions about your own body. the freedom to have access to the ballot box. the freedom to love and mary who you love. and be open about it. . you will see a significant overlap. >> back with us tonight simone sanders townsend. former chief spokesperson for vice president harris and of course the host of the simone show on peacock and msnbc. our friend tim miller contributor to the bulwark and former communications director for jeb bush. simone, where are we. when your post roe and what comes next? >> it is bleak unfortunately. but there are some glimmers of hope. i say it is bleak, because in many states across the country, almost every single state across the south. abortion is illegal or banned