politics. trump represents 74 million voters. what happens when you throw 74 million voters in jail? alvin bragg, the manhattan district attorney, is trying to pinch trump for some bad bookkeeping. bragg says trump put the payment to stormy daniels in the wrong column. at most that s a misdemeanor accounting charge, at most. but the statute of limitations ran out on that charge years ago. it s dead. bragg is trying to shock it back to life. he is going to splice the local misdemeanor with a federal charge, a campaign finance violation to make it a felony. this is a gain of function research prosecution. bragg thinks trump paid off stormy daniels to help his presidential campaign. trump would have paid off stormy even if he wasn t running for president to protect his marriage, his reputation, and i don t know what happened between the two of them, but he wanted it to go away and she wanted to get paid. who is hurt? women make stuff up all the time. kavanaugh accusers eventuall
cam it didn t take for a year like the pauly p. one. this week things turned deadly in miami beach. one person killed in a shooting last night. executed right there on the street. and on friday night another person was shot dead outside a saint patrick s day party. watch. hey. not good. things are so bad at miami beach right now, there s a state of emergency, which has prompted primetime to issue a level five travel advisory for miami. so, if you are keeping track at home. we have issued a travel ban for spring break in mexico and a travel advisory for miami. we are currently monitoring other spring break locations and keep you posted. here s the thing. spring break like a beautiful garden it blossoms every year. we don t want to poison the soil and ruin a good thing. right now spring break is in need of saving. the mayor of miami beach wants to ban it so primetime came up with a list of tips on how to
proceed. it is our duty to get all the information before we make those decisions. we need to exhaust every single option on the table before we actually move towards impeachment. we are not rushing a judgment here. we are considering our options. she try to keep those people in congress, number one, the other democrats thinking as long as she s spiking the president, it will be okay. it is interesting you are not hearing anybody hearing no impeachment. there is a legal argument for doing that, too. you can t just go to the court. that s a matter of last resort showing that you have tried. they are stone walling you. in order to make that case to the judge and the public which is harder, they feel like they
out to protest these laws. you have all of the 2020 democratic candidates coming out against them. this is an issue that s going to continue to simmer under the surface of the 2020 campaign. you can expect it to still be going on when we get to next year. michael? friday night another federal judge blocked another one of president trump s policies, this time the attempt to divert money to build his board herder wall. it is the 38th time a federal judge has blocked one of his policies. attorney general bill barr said it s a violation of principles. legal scholars say that s highly unlikely but there s more than a little bit of irony here.
ask our great reporters to share a little something from their notebooks. i m going to be watching what is next in the abortion wars. missouri became the latest state to pass a law sharply restricting abortion in addition to alabama, georgia, other states that have restricted abortion more strictly than we have seen before, looking for a court challenge. a judge in mississippi became the first to stop one of these laws. so these court battles are going to continue throughout the 2020 presidential race. they re going to be making their way through the courts. earlier this week thousands of women and others all over the country in multiple states came