have ever faced charges in connection to the payments to daniels, even though trumps was implicated in the case by the federal government. back in 2018 in a sentencing memo for michael cohen, federal prosecutors said that trump, quote, acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual one. individual win is none other than the ex-president himself. the meeting today is also taking place at a time when discussions of the criminal culpability is being royaled by allegations of the veteran prosecutor mark pom rans who said the question of criminal culpability over hush money payments is one of many significant unanswered questions about the multiple state, local and federal investigations into the ex-president. watch that. i am myself at a loss to understand what happened at the conclusion of the hush money investigation or for that matter why there was no federal investigation of trump s business finances, husband tax returns, his financial statements shs when th
thank you very much. that s for me. deadline white house starts right now. hi, everyone. it s so nice to be right here back with you. there s a lot of new news and new information to cover here today. i m in because former congresswoman liz cheney has a new book. after the extensive coverage of the work of the january 6th select committee as well as pointed coverage since the very debut of our program about the threat that the republican party poses to american democracy, i have a lot of questions for her. but we start with break news. a remarkable new look the at the case jack myth plans to bring against donald trump in the federal election interference case. that s thanks to a new filing just submitted a couple hours ago. prosecutors say they intend to introduce a sweeping trove of evidence in the case dating from years before the 2020 election. all in order to illustrate donald trump s criminal intent. the government will offer evidence reflecting the historical record
say you can t shoot at him and miss. and people that investigate him and say it s like looking into a mob family. again, alvin bragg is a political actor. this will be the singular issue in his reelection. it s hard for the rest of us to consider there s a single jurisdiction that decides whether or not alvin bragg is the da that continues the investigation and perhaps prosecution of the former president. but that s the case. and the conversation between michael and neil is a reflection of this pivot that alvin bragg maybe make pg. the notion that you re going to give a free pass to the former the president of united states when the evidence is clearly there based on the spirit of the law. if his argument is going to be under the four corners of the law, ien couldn t bring it, in that case, you re kind of a failed da. if we all know that the spirit of the lu suggests that donald trump is guilty, your as an elected da and tish james has thrown the book at him.
and when people talk about mental health and gun violence, that s the part that we really need to be focusing on. but the everyday gun violence, and gun violence in all its types isn t just about those who are killed like my daughter. it s about those who survive like myself, my wife and my son, who has to live. he s 22 now. he was 16 then. he will forever have to live with what happened. there are communities and families across america who understand what i m saying. so when we talk about gun violence, i just hope we always capture the big picture and not just the numbers who were killed. we have to sneak in a break, but we ll have that conversation. it was your son s experience that s part of what we re going to join us next. you re not going anywhere. when we come back, the congressman whose own son was hiding in a nearby school during