anymore. and here we are now. thank you so much, joyq■. good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, andñr■it is a big night with major historic breaking news. and i mqgoing to be with you for the next hour entirely. and after that, the one and only rachel maddow will be here. kmt. x■so, we expect that somelp time early next week that the former president of these united states willoki] surrender to the manhattan district attorney s office where he will be arrested and face arraignment on felony criminal charges. and that m■jul■ afternoon a grand jury in manhattan voted to indict donald trump i of their son baron. this is the culmination of an investigation that s been five years and two districtf■ attorneys. in recent weeks, as the case neared a close, or appeared to, we saw key witnesses testify before the grand juryñr■ down i■ m■attan, including michael cohen, trump st■r and fixer, who actk!ñ■made the payments toçó■daniels in october of 201
. . will: that is patriotic pictures this morning. i love the throw-back pictures, i believe from the 1970s. welcome back to fox sand friends. will cain, rachel campos duffy, lawrence jones with us this morning. rachel: good morning. both of you guys were up late last night. lawrence: have to power through it. hold on strong. there is a lot of news today. rachel: there is a lot of news. we ll go straight to the baby formula story. 78 million-pounds of baby formula is set to touch down from overseas this morning. lawrence: ink is dry on the baby formula app. will: lucas tomlinson joins us this morning. reporter: code name operation fly formula. the first air force c-17 set to land in indianapolis, indiana. the first time they have sorties to deliver half a million bottles. some calling this disaster relief here at home. this is the timeline. this is updated guidance. 10:50 this morning the first flight expected to arrive. the a 12:50 first pallets of baby formula will be
indictment sitting and waiting for donald trump, this is no going to be an open shot process. i do not expect any plea i do not expect no - take any plea. and so now you are talking about the potential of a ver long, drawn out process, leading up with a trial of a former president of the united states of america. that is not an easy thing to deal with. and you talk about alvin bragg i m just trying to wrap my min around finding a jury that i fair and impartial as a former prosecutor it makes my head explode in ne york, in manhattan yeah. or - have you heard of the defendant? [laughter] this is where originalist s no, no when this country was founded, there were defendants who knew everyone and the jurors knew them that s not what the law is the law is not that you don know the person, or that - it s just, can you put tha aside? and i have done a slew o high-profile cases, bu obviously nothing like this. but it s cases where peopl
new york times, cnn donald trump was being investigated. what does that mean? somebody was looking into something you planted. meanwhile the durham trial, durham trial is beyond investigation. indictment sitting in a court of law and yet not worthy of coverage. lawrence: it is stunning to me. we ll talk about this later in the show when the president talks about his reputation. i wonder what legal analyst will say civilly what he can do, when you have this pile of evidence. the part about the media at that that ticks me out so much, the story was a shock to them. they knew the story was bad before mueller s investigation, which means they were a part of this the entire time. they could have easily said, they didn t tell us that, this story was shopped to us, we didn t feel like it was credible. buzzfeed was only person decided to run with it. they didn t tell us that. we re only now finding that out. rachel: there is a little bit after kink in that, before the election when they th