there is a question of whether a former president is disqualified for insurrection to be president again, is, you know, just saying it, it sounds awfully national to me. the thing that is troubling to me is i totally understand your argument, but they were listing people that were barred, and the president is not there. so, jason, what specifically did you hear that gives you hope they will rule in your favor? certainly i think the hardest questions they asked is whether the states have a role to place here in enforcing disqualifications for the presidency. there s a long history of states excluding ineligible candidates, whether they re underage, foreign bore or fail to meet other qualifications for i ve. i do feel there was a sense that maybe this provision of the 14th amendment should be different, though when i think the court digs into that issue, they ll be hard pressed to say why this should be different. states run elections, so the normally way these things w
this is the katie phang show. life from msnbc headquarters in new york city, real estate mogul. reality tv store. teflon don, president of the united states and after his july 11 sentencing, donald trump will add a new moniker to this list. convicted felon. a jury of trump s peers found him guilty of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in an effort to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. and, yet, the twice impeached quadruple indicted one term ex- president who has also been found liable for civil fraud and sexual abuse and does over half $1 billion in verdicts, and who hoarded classified documents in his bathroom at mar-a-lago remains the presumptive nominee of the republican party per president of the united states. let s talk about it. i want to welcome you to a special chance to show. for those of you who remember, i have a rockstar panel of a roundtable today. catherine christian, at the d.a.s office and msnbc, former d.a. and criminal defense atto
everyone wants to know so correct me if i am wrong. sentencing on july 11th, he is not going to be taken into custody. right? even if he were given the sentence. he would not be taken in? tell us about the appeals process in this case. you cannot file a notice of appeal until he is sentenced. on the sentencing date, the court clerk was a you have 30 days to file your notice of appeal. they will do that within 30 days. and then the clock starts. so it will be the appellate division first apartment which is the intermediate appellate division appellate court in newark where they will file it. and i have been told if everyone files what they are supposed to file on time it will not take a year. this appeal can be decided by january of 2025. some people said why can t that be done by november? now, that would be really expedited. but it can be done if everyone
talking about with this additional fencing is just it s an ongoing operation that s been going on ever since the secure fence act of 2006. there is a lot who should be on board. they said they were. let s vote that way. martha: there is always a lot of guests in the hall on state of the union night. people bring people who represent a cause that they are very interested in. who are you bringing? well, you know, everybody is free to bring whoever they want to make a political statement. i am making a big statement as well. that i want my beautiful wife to be there. so it s our first state of the union together. martha: she is a cause you believe in. absolutely. i better. martha: that s great. we will be looking for you and your beautiful wife as everyone files in. thank you very much senator crenshaw. thank you, martha. martha: breaking news tonight that we are just absorbing here that has crossed a few moments ago on elizabeth warren a document that has just surfaced th