miami mayor, francis suarez, jumps into the presidential race, but what is his lane in an already crowded field? then, in the wake of sweeping legislation targeting drag performances, my deep discussion with fabulous drag queens about why their art is so important to, as the 11th hour gets underway, on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. they say timing is everything, and that is especially true to the case, and donald j trump. today, just 48 hours pled not guilty to charges that he mishandled top secret documents that she issued her first order. she instructed all lawyers in the case to get the ball rolling on getting security clearances to handle classified material. cannon wants them to file a notice of compliance for this coming tuesday. meanwhile, donald trump responded to his indictment with aggressive threats against president joe biden and the justice department. here is what he said a few hours after his arraignment. i will not poi
you unlock this door with the key of imagination, beyond it is another dimension you have just crossed over into the twilight zone. i am scared. thankfully we can rely on the media to tells the difference between fantasy and the twilight zone was check in with msnbc. they know how to cover the problems that america really cares about. watch great here to discuss a fabulous panel. new york city nightlife award producer of the year, julie jay, legendary drag queen activist and creator of standup nyc. rupaul s drag race season 13 finalists and off-broadway star and a trans woman activist and superstar drag performer. ladies i am happy you are here because dozens of states across this country are targeting drag performers. what you want our audience to know? sorry. that was just msnbc. they have an all-star drag panel that s why we couldn t book them.they have them locked up. the worst part about living in this democratic twilight zone the nonstop force-feeding of radical
eastern right here on msnbc. that s tonight s last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle begins right now. tonight, the justice department moves to stop donald trump from making top secret information public. our friday night cap breaks down his legal troubles and gives us there and the piece of the week. and disturbing new details in the death of olympic sprinter to horry bowie, raising concerns about the maternal health care prices in america. plus my one-on-one conversation with about his father s legacy and how he found his own path as the 11th hour gets underway this friday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. our friday night cap is standing by, but we start this evening s broadcast in washington d. c. where the justice department has reportedly filed a motion for a protective order to keep donald trump from releasing any classified materials, given to his legal team in the documents case. the new york times says that the order hints at, quote, ong
what caused the sonic boom that rattled residents across two states and the nation s capital. the grand jury investigating the trump classified documents case is starting today. new video this morning as a chinese warship comes close to a u.s. destroyer in the taiwan strait over the weekend. the new warnings from both sides. and back at home, it s a big week for the republican race for the white house with at least three new candidates expected to make announcements. we begin this hour with federal investigators now on the site of a small plane crash, a private plane crash, that went off course and flew near the nation s capital on sunday. the plane took off from tennessee heading to long island, new york, but did an unexpected 180 heading south toward washington and crashed. four people were on board. no survivors have been found. fighter jets from d.c., the national guard there were scrambled to intercept the plane traveling at supersonic seems which caused the s
set expectations for what could and would happen next because it does seem like something is happening. today our cameras caught three of donald trump s lawyers at the department of justice minutes after they left, donald trump started posting about the case saying, quote, how can doj possibly charge me, who did nothing wrong, when no other presidents were charged? so does donald trump know something we do not? joining us is senior legal correspondent laura jarrett and nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. donald trump s lawyers were at doj, ken. do we know who they were meeting with? we know who they weren t meeting with. attorney general garland and deputy attorney general lisa mona core were not involved. presumably it was with career officials who have some oversight over this case and are briefed on this case. it s very common for defense attorneys to come in at the end of an investigation and make their case to management at the justice departm