Welcome back to the weekend everyone. Special prosecutor nathan wade has officially stepped down from the Georgia Election interference case. His resignation coming hours after judge scott mcafee found there was no actual conflict stemming from nathan wades relationship with fani willis and the prosecution of trump and his codefendants could continue as long as either nathan wade or fani willis resigned. Joining us to discuss it all is our friend, katie phang, attorney and host of the Katie Phang Show right here on msnbc and our other friend, justice and Legal Affairs analyst, Anthony Coley. Coley is a former Senior Advisor to attorney general merrick garland. Anthony coley wrote a piece for msnbc. Com talking and has tweets. That without sufficient evidence that the District Attorney and the prosecution, you talk about willis making a strong argument for why she said stay on the case against trump but she needs to remove her team, the attorney from whom she had a personal relationship
wounding four others inside an atlanta medical facility has now been formally charged. justice! a fierce debate erupting in new york city where an erratic-acting homeless man died after being held in a choke hold by a fellow passenger on the sunday. the feds are going after a louisiana chemical company. it is pumping a suspected carcinogen into the air in a part of the state known as cancer alley. you could stand on your front porch and everywhere you look, there is cancer. of course. norah: a jury rules pop star ed sheeran did not steal from marvin gaye s hit song let s get it on. i am not and will never allow myself to be a piggy bank for anyone to shake. norah: and the unique need photo exhibit honoring tyre nichols. it seemed to be an opportunity to honor an an aspiring artist and draw attention to his work and his life. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we want to begin with some breaking
hi there, everyone. it s 4:00 in new york on state of the union day when president joe biden delivers that state of the union address to we thought it was important to remember that that address will take place in what amounts to a crime scene. for which there has yet to be accountability for many of its perpetrators. members of the mob that stormed the capitol on january 6th have been swept into the largest investigation in justice department history. more than 950 of them from all 50 states have been arrested. at least half of them have pleaded guilty to charges. on trial right now at this very moment on the rare and historically significant charge of seditious conspiracy, the right-wing militia groups, the oath keepers and the proud boys, the groups that form the tip of the spear of the mob that reached the capitol on that day, january 6, 2021. what about the campaign staffers? attorneys, activists, officials, the members of congress who helped put into motion complex
even in the library. let s go out front. good evening. i m erica hill, in tonight for erin burnett. out front tonight are all documents accounted for. that s the question tonight after a newly released court filing reveals the fbi s search of mar-a-lago last month recovered 48 empty folders marked as classified information. it s important to note we don t know what was in those folders. what we do know, they were empty, all four dozen of them. according to the seven-page inventory unsealed today they also found press clippings, clothes, gifts, 11,000 non-classified documents, 18 documents marked cop secret, 54 marked secret, and 31 documents marked confidential. there were also an additional 42 empty folders labeled return to staff secretary/military aide. now, keep in mind this trove is on top of the 15 boxes trump s team turned over in january. there were 184 classified documents in those boxes. the former president claims many of the documents are actually protected by e
i didn t even have to change the size of the booster seat. anyway. once again the democrats have a wartime president. the problem is he s declared war not on drugs or poverty or even pumpkin spice lattes. but on other americans. you, me, your parents, those freaks on fox & friends. but i guess there is bad and everything. there is bad and everything. there s lousy senators, those lousy presidents. there is lousy doctors. there is lousy doctors. there s lousy lawyers. greg: sounds like his administration. you know maybe he used to be in the old days are pretty good athlete. i used to be in the old days a pretty good athlete. someone really big and tough. i wouldn t screw with him if i had a sledgehammer. greg: sounds like someone took a sledgehammer to his head. his sentences water more than he does. his sentences wander more than he does. did i go too far? remember what used to be the criticism when biden was running. remember what used to be the criticism of bide