the maga machine in overdriv working to pay any investigation into trump as hoax before the public eve knows the charges. the indictment in new york remains sealed as investigator in washington and atlanta look into trump s efforts t overturn the 2020 election and america waits to find ou if trump will face accountability joining me now, andy crowl reporter at propublica he is author of a death on w street the murder of seth rich in the age of conspiracy. msnbc contributor joe why bank is, here she is coast of the hashtag sisters in the podcast she is also a former watergate prosecutor and the author of the watergate girl and former u.s. attorney and legal affairs columnist for th l.a. times, harry lippman join us all right, folks, jill, you know, msnbc news reports that trump face 30 counts. again, the indictment is still sealed and we do not know th charges. but what should we expect to learn on tuesday obviously we will finally learn what the precise facts that are relie
to prison? president biden has said he will not pardon his only living son. today he said nothing publicly about the verdict but issued a statement saying he accepts the outcome. we have fox team conch for you this evening. george washington university law professor jonathan turley breaks down the decision and what it means. gillian turner at the white house with the scheduled press briefing was abruptly canceled today and we begin with correspondent david spunt. is he in wilmington, delaware tonight. hello, david. john, hello, after three hours of deliberations, jurors found hunter biden guilty on those three felony counts. is he now a convicted felon and he has more legal troubles down the road hunter biden stared straight ahead showed no emotion as the word guilty sounded three times in the courtroom. the president s son convicted over this purchase of the colt caliber revolver in 2018. the jury found hunter made a false claim about his drug addiction when he filled out
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months. you mentioned that first drug months. you mentioned that first drug mifepristone, - months. you mentioned that first drug mifepristone, youl first drug mifepristone, you say is part of the two drug regimen. what is the reasoning for those who are against it? why do they want to see it taken off the shelves? this case was taken off the shelves? this case was brought taken off the shelves? this case was brought by - taken off the shelves? ti 3 case was brought by some anti abortion groups to aid taxisjudge, a trump appointee. they were basically questioning the safety of the drug and the approvals process of the food and drug administration had used. leading medical organisation say that mifepristone is safe and i think there was a lot of criticism of the ruling that a judge, a legal expert, not a doctor made this ruling potentially saying the mifepristone withdrawn from shells. that was the original case was up those groups tonight will be disappointed for the pro choice a
0ur north american correspondence there, david willis. there s been a significant development concerning access to abortion in the us. supreme courtjustice samuel alito has temporarily extended access to the highly contested abortion drug mifepristone while the court considers the case. last week, two courts one in washington state and one in texas issued conflicting rulings on access to the abortion pill, leading to the supreme court weighing in. the white house says they will continue to fight to restore the protections of roe v wade. the interim stay will expire at midnight on wednesday. here s our washington correspondent, jessica parker. this was an 11th hour ruling by the supreme courtjustice the supreme court justice samuel alito the supreme courtjustice samuel alito preventing changes on the verge of coming into force and doing so at least for now. what had been about to happen across the us in states where abortion remains legal women not going to be able to take mifeprist