rockefeller center. and we are talking the 2024 elections tonight, because they just became a whole lot more complicated for the democrats. earlier today, west virginia democratic senator joe manchin announced he would not run for reelection, a decision he called one of the toughest of his life. but this is not goodbye and good luck, manchin says. he s leaving the door open for some sort of future on the political stage. what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there is an interest and created a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. every incentive in washington is designed to make our politics extreme. a growing divide between democrats and republicans is paralyzing congress, and worsening our nations problems. the majority of americans are just plain worn out. we need to take back america and not let this divisive hatred further pull us apart. so what is he doing? those comments are raising all sorts of questions a
senate democrats and what comes next. plus, the state of the race after tuesday s elections and last night s gop debate. then, ivanka trump on the stand and the attempts from trump s legal team to end the new york civil fraud trial. and president biden in illinois, celebrating tentative contracts for the auto workers. uaw president shawn fain joins me with his reaction as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle live from 30 rockefeller center. and we are talking the 2024 elections tonight, because they just became a whole lot more complicated for the democrats. earlier today, west virginia democratic senator joe manchin announced he would not run for reelection, a decision he called one of the toughest of his life. but this is not goodbye and good luck, manchin says. he s leaving the door open for some sort of future on the political stage. what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if ther
what if it was suddenly trump tower without donald trump. some of the biggest buildings in the former president s real estate portfolio are at risk as his civil fraud trial nears its end. not only trump tower but trump park avenue, 40 wall street, 1290 avenue of the americas and two of his golf properties. joining me now, federal and white collar criminal defense attorney, caroline pelosi, and former u.s. attorney and former white collar defense attorney, paul charleston, new york times business investigations editor, and author of towers, david enrick joins me as well. can you just explain what actually could be the penalties involving these buildings? is it that his name is stripped off of them, he can t manage them, he can t collect money off
former white house counsel don mcghan, in running the trump administration. here s what he said about the damage fraught with democracy in four years time, quote, almost exactly four years after the crowd had gathered on the top floor to celebrate its lawyers migration into the trump administration, much larger crowd assembled nearby. if anyone had been on jones-day s rooftop on the afternoon of january 6th, 2021, they would have enjoyed a splendid view of the violent man storming it the u.s. capitol. the predictable culmination of a president whom jones-day had helped elect. an administration the firm s lawyers had helped run and an election whose integrity the firm had helped erode. wow. joining us now david emrich, new york times business investigations editor, the author of the new book servants of the damned: giant law firms, donald trump, and the corruption of justice. this is exactly where people feel like we are, the corruption of justice. you see it, and that s why we ke
law firms in the country, and like most large law firms in the country, it s old. it s been around for nearly 130 years. what sets them apart from other law firms is it spent the last six years serving interests of one claim in particular, donald trump. and in return, donald trump has done his part to serve jones day. new york times business investigations editor that are david enrich has just written a book called soldiers of the day and, law forms and donald trump in the corporate corruption of justice. in it, he says how jones day made its way into trump s orbit. he traces the beginnings back to the first campaign, when john s day decided to take on trump as a client. in return, trump gave jones day total control over his plans to appoint new judges, conservative judges to the court. most importantly, the supreme court. this is important not because