anymore. and here we are now. thank you so much, joyq■. good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, andñr■it is a big night with major historic breaking news. and i mqgoing to be with you for the next hour entirely. and after that, the one and only rachel maddow will be here. kmt. x■so, we expect that somelp time early next week that the former president of these united states willoki] surrender to the manhattan district attorney s office where he will be arrested and face arraignment on felony criminal charges. and that m■jul■ afternoon a grand jury in manhattan voted to indict donald trump i of their son baron. this is the culmination of an investigation that s been five years and two districtf■ attorneys. in recent weeks, as the case neared a close, or appeared to, we saw key witnesses testify before the grand juryñr■ down i■ m■attan, including michael cohen, trump st■r and fixer, who actk!ñ■made the payments toçó■daniels in october of 201
! zy have charged, because the charges are under ceo. and we won t know until it is officially unsealed orñ■ uwvkl someone leads tox■ us what has happened. but we do not know if it is misdemeanor, falsifying business records or, as is more likely, given that this is a ä.out supreme court [ ■cial grandñi■r■jury, thatf■ a felony indictment was handedko■ up. but again, the questionñr■is, dd thee1 grand jury agreedw3■ on any and all of the chargesr that the da put in front of them? $ra. ju). how many were there today? was it 16? was it 20? was it 20? qveedjf a majority. and we await the da to tell us. misdemeanor, misdemeanor and felony. we believe, felony, because of the nature of the investigation, but we just don t know. , whojf has been just absolute essential the last week and a half. o■thank, you sirñ■l■, for cr . i want to go now to dasha burns, nbc correspondent, who is down