nbc s ken dilanian and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, thank you, both, very much for coming in this morning. charlie sykes, thank you, as well. still ahead on morning joe, house speaker kevin mccarthy falsely compares donald trump s stolen election claims to actions taken by hillary clinton and al gore after they lost their own presidential races. why do they lie through their teeth when they know this man has no low. there s video to show they re lying? because they have platforms they can go on where nobody holds them accountable. that s yet them lie? yes, they let them lie and don t ask any questions, and they just can spew lies as long as they want to millions of people. they have a platform to do it. they don t play the video tape that shows, actually, they re lying through their teeth. never held accountable. that s where we re at. plus, fulton county district attorney fani willis weighs in on the status of her years long
to be spent fighting these radical left thugs in numerous courts throughout the country. a new reuters poll signals the impact on his campaign may be widening. take a look at these numbers. if he s convicted of a felony 45shgs% of republican voters would not vote for him. 35% say they would. 20% are unsure. it mimics conversations our own nbc news team is having with voters on the ground. i have really mixed feelings on that. definitely think that he has broken the law, at the same time i think there are elements of a witch hunt in there, so i have mixed feelings on it. i want to bring in nbc news justice correspondent ken dilanian, security reporter desk devlin barrett and legal analyst barba ra mcquay. recommend to all. you reported donald trump and
too early, white house bureau chief at politico and author of at the big lie, jonathan lemire. former legal attorney joyce vance. justice correspondent ken dilanian. and founder of the conservative website the bulwark, charlie sykes. ken, you were at the courthouse in an adjoining overflow room. tell us what took place inside the courtroom and the relationship 20 feet or so apart between jack smith and donald trump in that room. good morning, willie. yeah, that was my one advantage from watching on video in the media overflow room, is that i could see jack smith s face. the reporters in the courtroom were behind him. i watched jack smith, who was sitting behind his prosecution team in the first row as donald trump entered the courtroom. every other face turned to point toward the former president, of
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president arraigned in federal court, much of what we saw and heard felt very ordinary. he was fingerprinted like any suspect. he walked into court with his lawyers. he pled not guilty. but there was one moment our team of nbc news reporters noticed that stood out as something different. when the magistrate judge looked at the former president of the united states and said, quote, finally, sir, i want to remind you that this is a crime to try to it is a crime to try to influence a juror or threaten or attempt to bribe a witness or any other person who may have information about your case or to retaliate against anyone for providing information about your case to the prosecution or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice. nbc news justice correspondent ken dilanian was in the courthouse for the arraignment. with us msnbc legal analyst charles coleman. great to have you here. ken, you checked with your sources about the admonition