oversee the investigation into hunter biden and why not and what else they could be investigating. and plus prosecutors in fulton county, georgia, expected to present their case to the grand jury next week. and what that will look like and the likely fourth indictment will be taken into consideration. and later in the show, the ex-president s very real lul trumps are pushing his cash to the breaking point. could you have to use his money to finance his political bills and his campaign. deadline: white house continues after this. do not go anywhere. r this do not go anywhere
routes so capitol police weren t able to actually evacuate us so they barricaded us within the house floor. they locked the doors and actually started to pile furniture up against the doors and windows and pulled their guns out. there was a group of about 15 or 20 members who were trapped in there. we were surrounded by rioters who ran and break down the doors and break the glass. that was congressman jason crow on january 6th reacting in real time to his own experience and the trauma everyone there experienced. he was speaking with us. my colleague rachel maddow moments after being trapped in the white house gallows. now more than two years later yesterday s indictment stands as another reminder as the ex-president s dangerous, divisive actions that led to the deadly violence. the indictment laying out how the ex-president exploited the mop, the chaos of the day that about two hours after the mob first entered the capitol, now
become a prosecution witness underscores the complexities the former president now faces as he deals with a presidential campaign and a criminal defense. in what will come as a surprise to no one, another defense of the ex-president s has been shot down, dead, killed. bloomberg responding in response to a foa request neither doj or odni could find the standing order that trump claimed he had to instantly declassify documents he took from the oval office. from that bit of reporting, quote, the plausibility of a standing order was dismissed as nonsensical by more than a dozen white house officials. while u.s. presidents can declassify any document at will, such a standing order would have to be memorialized in writing and shared with the intelligence community, specifically the
for the schools but for schools around the country right now. it is coming at a time when there are these restrictions coming not just to kids and high schoolers but not to public universities, too. we saw on monday that governor desantis signed a law that is going to keep public universities and colleges from spending their money on diversity, equity and inclusion programs. thank you for joining us. that will do it for me today. deadline: white house starts right now. hi there, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york. in today s political climate where the fault lines are too often defined by conspiracy theory it is important to distinguish facts from fix and hype, reality from spin and disinformation, especially right now. today in light of the release of the durham report on the disgraced ex-president s much hyped investigation into the
associate on her team working on the case. there were probably about two dozen people working on this case, and my guess is that they re all exhausted and exhilarated and sad simultaneously tonight. a really powerful way to end this part of the conversation, lisa rubin, andrew weissmann, we re the hotel california of cable news. you can check out but you can never leave. that s it. i know you all joined us for a block, ended up staying for the hour. we re so grateful to have had all of you. thank you. on the eve of the ex-president s reemergence object mainstream news, it s going to be over on cnn on a televised town hall, the same day the jury finds him liable for sexual assault, sexual abuse. one of the only truth tellers in the gop is out with a new ad warning all americans of the dangers of donald trump s imminent return. a very short break for us. don t go anywhere today.