morgan of crypto. doesn t mothe bother me. i m thrilled to be announcing i m partners with ftx. great easy way. i don t think so. the crash in bitcoin continues. happened very quickly. you need ftx. latest fallout from ftx. sam bankman-fried. the former ceo of ftx. i ly is playing the game he was taught to play. i m fascinated by scams. criminal defense attorney. mr. corzine would you raise your heigh right hand. i see a lot of them mad. worst than enron. i you know. what the [ bleep ] in november of 2022 ftx collapsed. stunning financial markets. caught regulators by surprise. sam bankman-fried has resigned his role. unbelievable. billions of dollars banished in to the air. now market. ouch it went to zero. full consequences of ftx s collapse are still not known. one month after it is bankruptcy the ceo sam bankman-fried called by his initials sbf was indicted by the federal government. the arrest of ftx founder sam bankma
quarter appearance for the alleged pentagon leaker as new details emerge about how he got the classified documents and what might have motivated him. major payout the city of minneapolis has settled two lawsuits against the man who killed george floyd, former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. almost $9 million to two people. we have the body camera video of what happened during those arrests. bowling is facing supply, setbacks and delivery delays after revealing manufacturing issues with their 7 37 max jets how that could affect the company s bottom line and what it s doing to their stock this morning. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here. to cnn news, central. this morning. we are waiting for the arraignment of 21 year old jack to share a he is the massachusetts air national guardsman arrested for allegedly leaking classified government documents online to share a is set to appear before a federal judge in boston toda
criminal defense attorney joey jackson and cai von shroff, who had was a digital organizer for hillary clinton. gentlemen thank you very much for being here. it s been described doug as a split screen day. so first we saw something we ve never seen before. in this country, a former u. s president being arrested and arraigned in a criminal court in manhattan and the hero. here s the split screen. basically, donald trump. in court. there are only still photos because that s all the judge allowed, but he looked deflated. frankly um, he looked sort of hunched. his facial expression was not kind of bright or, you know, ready to fight. um he said, in his own words not guilty, and that s all, he said. but he walked in very slowly to the courthouse, and then he was back in his element on the right side of the screen back at mar-a-lago and back to basically playing the hits. of his grievances and all the ways that he s been wronged. are republicans happy today or nervous today? they r
a harsh trump critic with a long and sordid history with the former president. watch what he said. that indictment landed like a dud. right? commentators across the spectrum are saying boy, there s not much here. raises all kinds of questions about the legal theory behind this case. they ll have a tough time facing motions to dismiss. unimpressive document. martha: so interesting, right? kellyanne conway and mark penn here. buff first, legal analysis from judge jeanine pirro, co host of the five. great to have you here today. a day into this, you look at it and go what is he doing? is there a method to this madness or is it just madness? a day into it, you wake up and said maybe i missed something. you look at the indictment again. you say no, he missed something. he would not, d.a. bragg, would not identify the second crime. why? why not illuminate what it is? why not prosecute it on its own? why hide it from the rest of us? what is he afraid of? when he s asked the
attempts to pressure him and he could be a key witness trump and his team could still appeal the ruling. but they have lost similar previous cases a date for pence s testimony is not settled, though it is likely to be later this month according to an adviser. now the ruling by judge james boseberg ordering pence to testify said that while pence was excused from providing details regarding hisrole as president of the senate on january 6, 2021, he s not excused from testifying about conversations related to alleged illegality on donald trump s part that means that special counsel jack smith could gain firsthand knowledge, a firsthand account of the one-on-one conversations that mike pence and donald trump had that day special counsel jack smith on the verge of access to a central witness in the insurrection is where we start today new york times reporter glenn flush is back with us and joining us msnbc legal analyst paul butler. he s a former federal prosecutor, now a law pro