york university, msnbc legal analyst, and coast strict scrutiny podcast, and back with me, co-host jennifer reuben. illicit, great to have you with us. do you think it s accurate to say that ohio vote shows that look quite frankly republicans have won ohio multiple times over. they won in so many issues in so many races but this was all about abortion, and republicans lost. it wasn t entirely about abortion, ayman. i think abortion is certainly on the ballot. not in a direct way, but certainly in a way that ohioans understood. but i think more importantly, democracy was on the ballot. the fact that the gop in ohio recognized that when ohioans go to the polls and have an opportunity to register their preferences directly, as opposed to the gerrymandered legislatures, they vote consistently to preserve access to reproductive freedom. so, the gop in ohio took steps
you really went all out didn t you? um, it s called commitment. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what your into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. do not go anywhere. ahead of what is very likely to be donald trump s fourth criminal indictment, airy mueller is hosting a special hour, president donald trump, right here on msnbc next. or will use his legal expertise dissect the various cases against the ex president, and what may be next for the presidents ongoing legal battles. illegal and by emerson legal analyst and veteran prosecutor andrew weissmann and mary mccord. they re gonna offer their insights into how these prosecutors might build their cases. watch prosecuting donald trump right here in just a moment on msnbc, it s also of course streaming on peacock as well.
machines in georgia through means other than seizure. today s developments signals this part of the alleged plan to reverse the 2020 election results will likely be a big part of the willis case. meanwhile witnesses are waiting in the weeks just a few, former georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan george cheat there are both set to testify before the grand jury on tuesday. former state senator jen jordan, state representative bee nguyen, they have also been subpoenaed. both attended hearings where rudy giuliani had urged officials not to certify the georgia election results based on debunked conspiracies. finally, two and a half years after willis first launched her investigation, we are going to learn just how far trump and his allies were apparently willing to go to try to subvert the will of voters in georgia, and the american people at large joining me now to break all of this down, danny cevallos, msnbc legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, jennifer reuben msnbc political
to the trump election interference case, nbc news reports she has, now u.s. marshals following her to protect her. this as trump criticizes judge chutkan, excuse me, judge chutkan on social media on a daily basis. according to reuters, political violence in the united states is at its highest since the 1970s. it contrasts to the 70s, the violence is overwhelmingly aimed at people rather than property. it s coming from the right. joining me now is clint watts, msnbc national security analyst and acme, again cevallos and jennifer reuben. let me start by talking about the news of this week, this fatal shooting of a man in utah who had threatened to kill government officials. the story did not get enough attention in this country are carli get a friend of ours msnbc frankly it wrote no one should be surprised by this developments. in fact, i would be surprised if we don t see more violence threats against government officials given the incendiary rhetoric from trump and his supporters. you
and thank you for making time for us. make sure to catch a man back here on msnbc on saturdays at a, sundays at nine, follow us on twitter, tiktok, and instagram at ayman msnbc. until we meet again, i m ayman medina new york. prosecuting donald trump begins right now. have a good night. d night. princess diana. she s fascinated the world all over again, courtesy of the crown. the crown of course is getting a lot of buzz. royal drama, dominating the headlines. it is that diana years! but is the netflix portrait the true portrait? some of this has been fictionalized. this is not a documentary. there is many people involved in royal life involved that think it is far too far from the truth. now, the riveting real story. she stood up to this huge institution of the british monarchy. she often talked about dark forces. there were allegations of conspiracy to murder. what did you see as you