say enough is enough? that s a great question. this is a guy that s been impeached twice. three different cases. another aspect of the indictment was just added. there he is at the top of the polls still by 25 to 35 points and some polls. his comments a few years ago about being able to shoot so many on fifth avenue, his supporters still being with, them so far that as, you know, that hasn t been disproven. however, to the extent that voters in the republican party start caring about electability, about the ability to beat joe biden more and more, and i think there s an opportunity for others to rise. i don t know that s going to be rhonda, santas maybe it s one of the other candidates. the problem is, he s convinced so many people in that party
trump to based on your reporting, if there is a third criminal indictment against trump this week in the january six investigation can we expect from the congressional republicans? well, if histories and a judge to congressional republicans will rally around trump. there is a culture on the hill that basically donald trump can do no wrong, no matter what the accusations against him. we have seen what happens to republican, after republican. they are quickly run out of office or sidelined in the party. so, i would fully expect them to rally around donald trump, no matter what this indictment says. and in fact, they will probably shift the conversation to a myriad of accusations against the biden administration and not even try to entertain the facts around the indictment.
that s something that s going to happen. i don t know what. i m convinced it will be directly related to the work of the january six committee. congressman benny thompson told simone yesterday that he expects another potential criminal indictment for former president trump soon. this time, in connection with the special counsel s investigation into 2020 election interference. we may learn more on tuesday when a federal grand jury meets again in washington, d.c.. what we do now at this point, for a target letter donald trump received. its sights laws on conspiracy, witness tampering and deprivation of rights. tomorrow the newest defendant in the trump classified documents case, collars to alabama, expected enough florida courtroom. nbc news has just learned that he has not secured local council yet. the mar-a-lago property manager faces obstruction charges as part of a special counselor
and that only morons or idiots would effectively side with them. so, we are hearing a harder edge right now. let s stay on this issue of, you know, what is happening in trump world. how are they taking this superseding indictment and possibility of a january 6th indictment that could come this week, how might that be impacting the campaign itself? these are sort of two separate things in a way, charles. from the perspective of donald trump, he doesn t go to prison. and anybody who thinks otherwise is not paying a lot of attention. of attention. there is risk for him and at least a couple of these cases of that happening. certainly, the federal indictment that we have already seen in the southern district of florida, miami. but the superseding indictment, that is a potential outcome. you have also seen the expecting of an indictment in the january 6th case. that is a huge liability for him. so, on the practical level
be emotions but before the court. charles, we are heading into august when fulton county d.a. fani willis signaled that her team would be preparing to bring charges in their election interference inquiry into the former president in georgia. what would you expect to happen there. well, that s been everyone s question. i do think that we are going to see some pretty interesting and high powered recognizable names on that docket. i do feel like donnie willis has shown herself no stranger to laws, that should mean that she is going to leave a very broad narrative around what happened in fulton county. i do think that we re going to see some high-level names, whether donald trump s name is on the indictment, that remains to be seen, it s very clear that she has no problem, if you look at the history of a prosecutor, telling stories, and weaving narratives that basically explain how people conspire together in order to commit certain crimes. that should be for donald trump, it s going t