criminal charges related to his alleged mishandling of classified information. the former president of the united states turning himself in today at the federal courthouse in miami. and there, wolf, trump appeared before a magistrate shortly after his arrival. he pleaded not guilty to all counts against him. meantime, alongside trump throughout the entire day was walt nauta, his aide and the alleged coconspirator who also faces charges from the special counsel, jack smith. the former president is expected to address supporters during a fund-raiser at his bedminster, new jersey, golf club later this evening. we re keeping a close eye on that event for any new reaction to the arraignment. this is a special edition of the situation room. the federal indictment of donald trump. let s get straight to the breaking news. the arrest and arraignment of donald trump on 37 federal criminal charges. our senior crime and justice reporter katelyn polantz was inside the room for tod
can t get to that, can t understand that, is really what this is about. and i think sort of the photos, right, the bathroom photos on the stage, there s one photo of documents spilling out of a storage closet. those are the kinds of things that, a, i think are very memorable to the public, and i think damaging to his case as well. everybody stand by. don t go too far away. we have a lot more to discuss. we ll get reaction to donald trump s historic arraignment. we ll get reaction from republicans on cap toll hill. stay with us. this is a special edition of the situation room. yeah,we love our h house, but the cost of home ownership has been a struguggle. with utility prices rising anand. [ sad violin playing ] sweetie, can you practice that somewhere else? anyway, like i was saying, it s getting harder [ somber music playing ] and harder to make ends meet and. hon, do you mind? well, on the bright side, new customers [ gelic choir singing ]
america s news headquarters many i m eric shawn. arthel: i m arthel neville. the battle will soon shift to cap toll hill. both sides set to fight over the report s findings, even as democrats and republicans demand that attorney general barr make the full report public. all of this unfolding as the president spends his weekend in mar-a-lago. eric:.eric: john roberts standy on the north lawn of the white house with reaction. peter doocy is live on capitol hill. the letter may not come today, perhaps by tomorrow morning. reporter: right now, the only thing the democratic lawmakers know about the mueller report is that nobody from the trump campaign is going to be indicted for colluding were the kremlin to throw an election. now, these lawmakers who for years have been urging americans to trust robert mueller and let his investigation play out are scratching their heads.
victorious, what do senators do about it? are they going to heed the president s call and embrace him or take matters into their own hands? let s ask gator haake on cap toll hill. gator, ethics examinations take years. we know that from bob packwood, they re done in secret. what is going to happen if he gets elected? reporter: well, they ll have no choice but to seat him. i talked to one republican senator yesterday who said it s almost a certainty that someone will file an ethics complaint against him. it could be a democrat or could be a republican, then that process starts. andrea, watching that video, seeing jeff flake next to the president is so striking. jeff flake is retiring from the senate. he has said publicly in large part because of what donald trump has done to his party. he told me yesterday how disappointed he was that the president had endorsed roy moore, that roy moore is part of this sort of face of republican party. for jeff flake to be sitting there next to this