this is the katie phang show, live from miami, florida. we have lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer. so, let s get started. classified chaos! and the smoking gun in the damning classified documents indictment against former president, donald trump, is so sensitive his lawyers have to get special security clearance. plus, the twice impeached now twice indicted one term disgraced ex president cannot stop incriminating himself. my question is, what does all of this mean for the special counsel s case? msnbc legal analyst and friends of the show, joyce vance, joins us in just a few minutes to break this case down like only she can. plus, karma. 30 plus years after trump slashed for placed ads in the new pay for the central park 51 of the now central park 51 of the now exonerated young man has a lot to say about the presidents legal troubles. and his own plans to bring leaders to his community. use of salaam joins us live coming up. later, turning tragedy into tr
having trying to breathe. he took his first breath, he took his last breath in my arms. it was very painful to watch your child take their first in the last breath. to watch them struggle to breathe. you are just hoping that he is not in much pain. he can t talk, he can t tell you how much pain he isn t. so, i just cuddled him and held him, you know? to bring him come for. deborah, your father has said that florida s abortion laws, they have created torture. that is the word that he used. what do you and lee want to viewers to now on how it feels
it deborah and dorbert, thank you, thank you so much for your time. i really appreciate it. thank you. always. vice president kamala harris is playing a key role in the biden administration s fight to protect reproductive rights. tuesday she will sit down with joy reid, the host of the readout, to discuss the impact of the supreme court s decision to overturn roe v. wade one year later. that is tuesday seven pm eastern on the readout on msnbc. still to come on the katie phang show, karma. one of the exonerated central park five weighs in on donald trump s deepening legal troubles decades after trump himself called for him to get the death penalty for a crime he did not commit. yusef salaam joins me now on how he is turning anger into activism in eyeing in your council seat. later, step-by-step. the statewide rally to ensure that every alzheimer s patients have access to a promising new treatment. a promising new treatment. treatment. made for people like sam who make.?
but i don t know the words to describe it is hard to describe, to tell someone just it is traumatic. enough going to take a long time to heal from it. i don t know. deborah and lee, i didn t want you to come on tv and have everyone listen to this so you would have to be re-traumatized. i wanted people to share this experience with you so they can understand how important it is to be aware of how this is a personal impact. the stories that people are reading, they may be about view, but this is something that you had to live and go through. i want people to hear. i cannot begin to emphasize how grateful i am for the courage and your honesty about coming on and talking about.
did they have strange men come to her. home far from, it deborah told detectives. most nights melissa was either a diverse house cooking dinner for her and her kids, or home with their dogs george and greasy. still they continue to pick debris spring. it was just humiliating. you can t even imagine the questions that they ask. you detectives also asked that resistance. gary asked would she thought might have done. with her reaction was immediate. i said oh no he better not of the main thing to, my ex-husband. because we had just gone divorce. and he knew my sister, he got served by harvard. so you thought that if he s gone missing, she might have something to do with it. she said that he had come to her house. it just, to just kind of scatter. detectives found out that he had a record. so they checked out the sister s ex. he was a subject of interest early on in the investigation. he came in, he consented to any